Bishop Barron’s Sunday Sermons - Catholic Preaching and Homilies
Religion & Spirituality:Christianity
Our first reading for this weekend gives us a glimpse of one of the most powerful texts in the Bible—indeed, one of the truly great literary works that has come down to us from the ancient world. I’m talking about the story that we refer to as first and second Samuel. At the heart of this narrative—rich in theology, psychology, history, politics, human relationships—is the figure of David, who along with Abraham and Moses is one of the most important characters in the Old Testament. And as we look at this passage and meditate upon his story, a number of very important Lenten spiritual themes emerge.
Jesus is the Way, the Truth, and the Life
What Does God Want for Me?
Becoming a Friend, Healer, and Teacher
Getting St. Peter's Sermon Right
The Strangeness of the Resurrection and Why It Matters
Life in the Church
Breaking Out of the Tomb
Breaking, Singing, Pulling Away
Writing the Law Upon Our Hearts
Nicodemus Came at Night
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The Ordering of Love and the Awful Story of Abraham and Isaac
Pray, Fast, Give Alms
Go Tell the Priests
How to Evangelize
A Prophet Greater than Moses
Accepting Our Mission from God
God Raises Up His Prophets
The God Who Enters Our Muddy Waters
The Magi and the Spiritual Journey
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