And Why the Apocrypha Might Hold the Key!




Guest Available: Attorney, Former Atheist Matthew McWhorter - Author of 'Canon Crossfire: Does the Protestant Bible Blow Up the Case for Christianity?'




If your audience includes truth-seekers, new believers, or anyone wrestling with the foundations of faith—especially those stirred by Charlie Kirk’s bold Christian stand—this guest will light up your show.
Matthew Mark McWhorter is a retired corporate attorney who nearly died from major medical issues. As he recovered, one thought haunted him: “I’ve never read the books I was named after.” So he ordered a box of Bibles—plural—and began reading.
What followed was a full-blown investigation. He cross-examined Christianity like a court case… and ended up convinced.
His journey from atheism to belief wasn’t emotional—it was evidentiary. And it led to a stunning discovery: The same standards Protestants use to defend the New Testament also affirm the Catholic Apocrypha.
McWhorter's Most Controversial Argument: If we reject those books, we may be undermining the very case for Christ’s resurrection.






Canon Crossfire: Does the Protestant Bible Blow Up the Case for Christianity? is a legal-style deep dive into the biblical canon. It’s bold, thoroughly researched, and spiritually honest.
McWhorter doesn’t argue for inspiration—he argues for consistency. And he shows how early Christians embraced books like Susanna, Baruch, and Wisdom with the same reverence they gave the Gospels.
This isn’t just theology—it’s a spiritual thriller for anyone who’s ever asked, “Can I really trust the Bible?”




Why this guest will resonate with your audience:
- Converts, skeptics, and new Christians (especially due to the martyrdom of Charlie Kirk) will find a roadmap for deeper faith
- Protestants and Catholics alike will be challenged to reexamine their assumptions
- Hosts get a fresh angle on apologetics, canon debates, and spiritual transformation
- McWhorter donates all proceeds—this is mission, not marketing




Suggested Interview Questions:
- What motivated you to write Canon Crossfire?
- How did your legal background shape your approach to Scripture?
- What surprised you most in your research?
- Why does the Apocrypha matter in defending the resurrection?
- What’s one thing you hope both Catholics and Protestants take away?
- Can you share an example of your “jury exhibit” approach?
- What responses have you received from Protestant readers?
- What’s next for you after this launch?
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