How do we know what’s going on? How do we read the signs of the times? We could do so politically, sociologically, culturally, or economically. But the Bible insists that the world should be read theologically. What precisely is God doing and why? This sermon is about how to do this.
Reading the Signs of the Times
Cycle BLentWeek 4
by Bishop Robert BarronMarch 22, 2009
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Authors
Bishop Robert Barron
Catechism
2826, 2727, 2566, 1093, 672, 1048, 407, 60
Liturgical Readings
Cycle B - Lent - Week 4
Scriptures
2 Chronicles 36:19-23
Seasons
Lent
Topics
Bible, Catholic Church, Creation, Culture, Divine Revelation, Economics, God, Lent, Life, Love, Morality, Reason, Scandal, Truth, Worship