Proclaiming and Encountering Christ in the 21st Century: Bishop Barron at

Friends, I thoroughly enjoyed this conversation at ‪@BiolaUniversity‬ on proclaiming and encountering Christ. It was wonderful to sit down with our Protestant brothers and sisters to discuss the importance of evangelization in today’s culture. In this video, we explore how to evangelize through the new media, reach the disaffiliated, prepare to become an evangelist, and much more.
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[@anonosaurus4517]

It was Bishop Barron saying a line from Aquinas that sealed the deal on my wife and I converting to Catholicism from our respective Protestant traditions. The man is a first-rate theologian and evangelist.

[@unpredictable913]

Bishop Barron is a walking Encyclopedia, admirable! I really want to go back to Catholicism.

[@margitrujillo6943]

What an amazing conversation between Evangelical-Protestant and a Catholic! This conversation is LONG overdue, and in my opinion should be repeated over and over…I believe the whole of the Christian world will be greater for it!

[@Psmcdoug]

As graduate of Biola University (82), I am so proud that the university invited Bishop Barron to speak on campus. Over the past 15 years, Bishop Barron and his Word on Fire ministry have rebuilt the intellectual foundation of the faith which is missing for so many people. Biola University has found a ministry partner, kindred spirit, and friend in Bishop Barron. Both the university and

[@STRENGTHFROMABOVE]

When it’s your right time, God says, “I, the Lord, will make it happen.” It may seem impossible; the experts say no way. But like Sarah, God is asking you, “Is there anything too hard for the Lord?” You don’t know what God is up to. There are right times that are not just ordinary, not just a good break, but they are supernatural. It’s the hand of God that defies the odds, that thrusts you into places you can’t go on your own, that makes ways where there is no way. What you’re up against may look bigger, stronger, more powerful, but it’s no match for our God. Stay in peace. You have the most powerful force in the universe on your side.

[@carmelitespark7399]

Bishop Barron you are a gift to the Church and the world.

[@petercanisius6456]

Always on point, precise, articulate. Keep insipiring this generation dear Bishop Barron.

[@bikecameraaction3334]

The best hour spent online ever!

[@RealAtheology]

It's always interesting to see engagements between intellectual Protestants and Catholics. Appreciate the dialouge.

[@londonsmith5348]

Bishop Barron thank you for your humility and courage. Those are hard things to balance but you do it so well. Much love.

[@ronnestman4696]

God bless Bishop Barron and Word on Fire ministries 🙏🙏🙏❤️✝️

[@Normandy3136]

This interview was fantastic and a wonderful reminder of how Christians of different traditions have so much more in common than what separates us . Bishop Barron, as is typical, was brilliant! I thought Dr. Matt Jenson did an excellent job at moderating the interview - he was obviously very well prepared - and I believe it took uncommon courage to publicly interview a prominent Catholic at a Protestant University. God bless Biola for giving its students the opportunity to learn from this great evangelist and for allowing Bishop Barron to post the interview to his KZbin channel. Thank you so much!

[@bikecameraaction3334]

Just the first 8 mins deserved an ovation 👏

[@msgoody2shoes959]

As a convert, Bishop's point at @30. is from my heart to God's ear to Bishop Barron's pastoral alertness. Sick of petty dogmatic nitpicking. Good Christ, help your self pleasing righteous, learn some effing humility. Agape.

[@diane4983]

I go to mass for the holy Eucharist. I do not go for a social club. I don't care if anyone says hello to me. When we have heads bowed and pray together the most sacred prayers of the church we are all united. It's not a feeling. It's pure beauty and power that is in the Catholic faith. My husband who was Southern Baptist struggled for 5 years with questions. He searched and read and read some more early church Father's and his questions were answered. Ask him why he's Catholic. He will say because it's the truth. The issues aren't I'm Catholic you are say Protestant. The issues are we all clearly are not forming our children's minds and hearts in what we say we believe. So let's stop trying so hard to get one over on eachother and practice our beliefs so that firstly our children will see this as important and necessary. When we choose sports or sleeping in and don't regularly pray or practice our faith and chalk it all up to oh we are "good" people we are okay we are setting the next generation up for a life of emptiness and so vulnerable to the world's answers. In our families. How does Christmas look. How does Easter look. How does our celebration look. If it doesn't look starkly different from the world then theaters is a real good tangible place to start. Let's take ownership of what we believe and at the very least teach our families what we value. I realize I took a few directions lol sorry for that but I'm not so eloquent. I am grateful for the talk above and the commitment to God from the speakers.

[@eleanorbertuch135]

This was wonderful beyond words. A pair of spiritual men sharing their love of the Lord🙏🙏🙏🙏🙏🥰👏👏👏

[@elimerc84]

God bless you Bishop Barron and the pastor presenting who was greatly respectful of the Bishop and listened! We need (even us Catholics) more people like him. And for those that left the Church because "didn't get their questions answered", we are all responsible in cultivating our faith. That's why we will be judged individually. If we have time to go places, watch TV, we certainly have the time to study, research our Catholic faith. I remember when I was 14, a middle school friend who was Catholic changed to the Pentecostal church. However, she was the one who made me study at that age my Catholic faith, and although I couldn't convince her, no one could convince me that the Catholic faith didn't come from Jesus.

[@marypinakat8594]

Faith is a Grace from God and a gift from him.

[@Tata-qd1pn]

Perfectly said as always. Thank you dear Bishop. People should read before arguing. 👍

[@lornavaughan1684]

Thank you Bishop Barron for this interesting conversation. GOD bless you always. Stay safe. ➕ ❤