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The Little Why
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Where we explore big questions about faith — and the deeper truths that lead us closer to God 

​​Our blog is organized into key categories — so you can easily explore the areas of faith that interest you most: ​

  • The Trial: Apologetics content where we examine the evidence for Christianity — as if we were members of a jury seeking truth.

  • The Devout Life: A modern interpretation of Introduction to the Devout Life by St. Francis de Sales. In this blog series, we walk through his timeless wisdom line by line — translating it into clear, practical language for everyday life.

  • Israel’s Insights: Exploring the Jewish roots and historical context of Scripture — helping us better understand and appreciate God’s Word.

  • Mount Carmel: Personal devotions and reflections from our founder — a window into the spiritual journey behind Talmid Studios.

🎧 Prefer to listen instead?

Blog posts from "The Trial" series include companion podcast episodes. Look for the embedded player at the top of each post — or 🎙️browse our full podcast archive here.

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