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🙏Do You Love God or Just the Benefits? – Bishop Barron on Abraham, Isaac, and the True Test of Faith ✨
Published 1Â year, 7Â months ago
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In this insightful episode of OMM, Bishop Barron takes us through the deeply challenging biblical story of Abraham and Isaac, unpacking its meaning through the lens of Søren Kierkegaard's interpretation in Fear and Trembling. 🌿 He explores the ultimate test of faith Abraham faces when God asks him to sacrifice his son, Isaac—a paradox that confronts us with the profound question: Do we love God, or just the benefits God provides? 💡🔑 Key Insights:
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- Faith’s paradox: Bishop Barron highlights the metaphysical crisis Abraham endures, illustrating the tension between God's promise and His command—a trial that requires complete surrender to God's will 🙏⚖️
- Loving God for God’s sake: Drawing parallels to Job and Jesus on the cross, Barron clarifies the distinction between loving God for His gifts and loving Him unconditionally for who He is, even in times of loss or suffering 💖✝️
- Spiritual maturity: This sermon challenges believers to reflect on the depth of their faith—is it rooted in blessings received or in a genuine love for God’s will, no matter the cost? 🌿🌟
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Become a supporter of this podcast: https://www.spreaker.com/podcast/ministry-of-mind--6690976/support.
Ministry of Mind — Where Calm Creates Power.
🎧 Long-form video editions available on YouTubeÂ
🎵 instrumental music by Ministry of Music on Spotify
calm • clarity • discipline • mental resilience