Family Ties: The Apostles’ Creed - The Sacred Heart as the F
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Hahn, Kimberly

Hahn, Scott and Kimberly Hahn

As Dr. Hahn takes us on a journey of exploration through the Apostle's Creed, he shares insights into the radical self-donating love that God has called us to. He shows us why what we believe and how we believe is rooted in what Jesus Christ, the Second Person of the Blessed Trinity, has taught us.

Using a moving personal experience, Scott explains why belief that God is a loving Father must always be approached with trust and humility and never with a "prove it" mentality. He makes clear why the only way we can ever know Who God is, as opposed to understanding "what" God is, occurs because God has opened up His inner life by sending us His Son.

Dr. Hahn also provides the answers to the fears that many of us struggle with, namely "fear of suffering, fear of persecution or fear of long-term commitments." Then, he shares with us why we have to come to know Jesus as the "lion" of the tribe of Judah as well as the "lamb" who takes away the sins of the world.

As an added bonus, Kimberly Hahn closes this presentation by offering biblical and Catechism resources, and some challenging words, to help us understand why consecrating our families to the Sacred Heart of Jesus is so important - and then the Hahns lead the listener through an Enthronement of Families to the Sacred Heart of Jesus.

Also in this set:

- Why God's gift of salvation is infinite giving

- Why faith must always take precendence over feelings

- Why the Church's teaching that Jesus was conceived in the Blessed Virgin so important

- What was the "reason" God created the world

- Why the Blessed Trinity can rightly be called the "source of all the other mysteries"

- Why it is best to face up to any doubts we may have and ask God to increase our belief and trust in Him

- Why knowing (and understanding) the Apostles’ Creed is crucial for consecrating our families to the Sacred Heart of Jesus.

-Why Catholics are less likely to leave the Church when the Creed is understood and not simply recited.

and much, much more...