Check out this special episode of Houses Built On Sand and learn about one of the very first heresies; Donatism!

In this episode of "Houses Built on Sand" Charlie's surrounded by soup, soap and straight-up skeletons; but not actual salvation.

Charlie talks about the man who was chased by more angry mobs than Boris Karloff … Joseph Smith, founder of the Mormons!

We're in Bonny Scotland, seeking the truth about John Knox, founder of Presbyterianism, galley slave, and author of misogynist pamphlets.

We are back in the mountains of Switzerland, back with a horrible, cheesy mess, back with the same old heresies ... with a new twist!

What do you do with a load of really bad translations of the Bible? The correct answer in the 16th century is to set fire to them!

Henry VIII was really fond of wedding cake, it seems, but his archbishop Thomas Cranmer is baking something else: heresy and schism!

It's a bloody old time in merry old England! King Henry VIII is on the throne and fewer heads are on shoulders than their owners might like!

If you build a house, you shouldn't build it on sand … you should build it on rock! But that means spiritual rock, not physical rock.

He founded no denomination; he didn't have followers; he didn't really start anything or believe in anything all that much.

The man responsible for the Protestant Revolt is Martin Luther, a German monk and priest who broke away from Christ in the 16th century.

Everyone thinks the Protestant Revolt started with Martin Luther in 1517. Well, it did, but ...

How do you get to heaven? Not by following heresy.

There is only one house built on rock — the Catholic Church, founded on the firm foundation of Christ, Peter and the Apostles. And, there...