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Looking more closely at the story of Lazarus, Sharon teaches us that John is
theological and not necessarily chronological in how he presents the life of Jesus. As when he healed
the man born blind, Jesus raises Lazarus from the dead so that God will be glorified. Through the death
and resurrection of Christ, death no longer separates us from the Father; death becomes the gateway
back to the Father.
Jesus tells us to “fear no one.” Not because there is no danger, but because He is calling us to not be safe.
We’re all hyper-distracted, pulled in so many directions from our phones, to TV, to social media. We’re plagued by notifications, texts, pings, and alerts. Why do we put up with all these distractions? How can we avoid them? Bishop Barron shares how to fight back and find pleasure in “useless things.”
A listener asks how to prove there’s a transcendent dimension if it’s not mathematically or scientifically provable.
Dr. Chris interviews Dr. Jason Heron about his journey of faith from a Wesleyan pastor's kid into the Catholic Church.
In John 11, we read about the 5th sign (the raising of Lazarus) and the 7th “I Am”
statement: “I am the resurrection and the life.” The resurrection of Lazarus not only foreshadows the
resurrection of Christ but it is also a confirmation of the universal resurrection of the dead. Sharon
emphasizes a fundamental tenant of our faith: at the second coming of Jesus Christ, we will all
experience a bodily resurrection, either to the resurrection of life in heaven or to the resurrection of
condemnation in hell. We will be reunited with either our glorified or condemned bodies.