The Catholic vs. Protestant debate in *UNDER* 3 minutes

Summary

The sermon explores the fundamental differences between Protestant and Catholic churches, focusing on the critical distinction of biblical authority. The key reference is Matthew 16, where Jesus speaks to Peter about building his church, with Catholics interpreting Peter as the rock and Protestants viewing Peter's confession of faith as the foundational rock. The practical takeaway is that Protestants universally believe the Bible holds supreme authority, in contrast to the Catholic view of church tradition being equally authoritative, which represents the core theological divide between these Christian traditions.