Bishop Barron’s Sunday Sermons - Catholic Preaching and Homilies Whoever Is Not Against Us Is For Us
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Sep 25, 2024 This discussion uncovers the internal strife within the Church, likening it to devilish tactics that sow division. The narratives of Saul and David highlight jealousy’s destructive force. Spiritual jealousy and rigid rules among believers are examined, emphasizing the need for God's grace to foster unity. The importance of selflessness in communities is celebrated, advocating for collective achievements over individual recognition. Powerful insights on collaboration reveal how ego-free contributions can create a harmonious and graceful community!
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The Devil's Tactic
- The devil, as the scatterer and divider, aims to turn the church against itself.
- This tactic of division weakens the church, hindering its ability to spread the Gospel.
Saul and David
- Bishop Barron uses the conflict between Saul and David as an Old Testament example of division.
- Their jealousy and infighting hindered their ability to overcome their common enemy.
Eldad and Medad
- In Numbers, two elders, Eldad and Medad, receive God's grace despite not being present.
- Others complain, but Moses rebukes their jealousy, wishing all were prophets.