The Road to Emmaus

  Throughout Scripture, we see that prayer is the path to a deeply personal relationship with God. But it wasn’t until Jesus that we are allowed to cry out the deepest prayer inscribed in our hearts: “Abba, Father.”   

  Ahead of Father’s Day, Scott Hahn draws from the Word of God to show the gift of fatherhood—both human and divine.   

  What does it mean to say that human history is a revelation of prayer? Through the eyes of God, history is a covenant drama, drawing us into His divine family. Scott Hahn explains in this episode.   

  While he was still Protestant, Scott Hahn picked up a book that changed the way he viewed redemption—and made him start thinking like a Catholic. He discovered the Catholic answer to the question of why Jesus died on the Cross, and he shares it now.   

  What are practical steps we can take to renew our covenant with Our Lord and inspire our prayer life? Scott Hahn shares on this episode.   

  God’s love is a consuming fire. Through God’s grace we can enter into His life, but first, we must purify ourselves from all that would separate Him from His love. 

  If we want to be Christlike, we must be prepared to suffer with Christ. If we want to enter into God’s glory, we must also be willing to enter into His suffering.