The hottest Faith & Spirituality Substack posts right now

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Parents with Inconvenient Truths about Trans (PITT) 2279 implied HN points 02 Feb 24
  1. A conversation between a father and daughter in heaven reflects on past struggles with gender identity
  2. The father expresses regret for not protecting the daughter better and struggles with forgiving those who enabled gender confusion
  3. The daughter acknowledges the impact of her choices on her father, illuminating the challenges of understanding and coping with changing identities
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The Art of Enchantment, with Dr Sharon Blackie 2256 implied HN points 25 Jan 24
  1. The post discusses a Fairy Tale Salon focused on the story of a woman who became a fox, exploring themes of midlife, menopause, and elderhood.
  2. The Salon event was live but recorded for those who couldn't attend, catering to paid subscribers.
  3. To access the content, users need to subscribe, indicating the post is for paid subscribers only.
The Pillar 2476 implied HN points 09 Jan 24
  1. Every January 9th, millions of Filipino Catholics gather to celebrate the Black Nazarene statue in Manila.
  2. The Black Nazarene statue, brought to the Philippines in 1606, holds significant religious and historical importance for the country.
  3. Marriage is a journey filled with unexpected twists and turns, celebrated with humor, forgiveness, and faith in God's plan.
DruGroup 119 implied HN points 20 Aug 24
  1. Max Lucado excels at story-telling, especially when he focuses on individual Bible characters. His books can help readers connect deeply with their lives and experiences.
  2. One of his standout books is about Joseph, showing how he faced many hardships but kept going. It teaches valuable lessons about resilience and faith.
  3. Max emphasizes grace and courage, particularly in his books about characters like Esther and Jacob. These stories highlight that everyone has flaws, yet they can still find hope and strength.
donaldjeffries 2279 implied HN points 18 Jan 24
  1. The author reflects on the influences and synchronicities in his life involving his brother Ricky and niece Denise, both impacting him in significant ways.
  2. The author shares a personal journey of learning to see the beauty in Denise, who has Down Syndrome, and realizing the harmful impact of using derogatory terms like the 'r' word.
  3. Through experiences with Ricky and Denise, the author explores themes of family, disability, compassion, faith, and the interconnectedness of life events.
Emerald Robinson’s The Right Way 8154 implied HN points 12 May 23
  1. Archbishop Vigano warns about Soros, Schwab, and Gates wanting to establish the Antichrist kingdom.
  2. He calls for rejecting the Great Reset and forming an Anti-Globalist Alliance.
  3. Vigano emphasizes the importance of fighting against globalist ideologies and reclaiming power for citizens.
Cheryl Strayed 3871 implied HN points 30 Sep 23
  1. Dear Sugar Letter #35 talks about facing challenges in life
  2. The post discusses dealing with rejections, resistance, and disappointments
  3. It mentions the toll these events can take on one's happiness and self-esteem
The Intrinsic Perspective 5983 implied HN points 05 Mar 24
  1. Every era has its unique cultural norms that influence our life decisions; understanding and counterbalancing these norms can help in making personal choices.
  2. Choosing the less common path or the one opposite to what culture pushes may lead to personal growth and success, even if it feels challenging at first.
  3. Maintaining a balance between love and career decisions often involves navigating societal biases and personal priorities, requiring thoughtful introspection and contrarian thinking.
The Art of Enchantment, with Dr Sharon Blackie 1198 implied HN points 27 Mar 24
  1. The post discusses the concept of 'The Father Wound' and its impact on individuals, particularly on the Heroine's Journey.
  2. Dr. Sharon Blackie delves into the exploration of deep psychological themes and narratives in her writing.
  3. This specific post is only accessible to paid subscribers, showcasing exclusive content for those who have subscribed to the newsletter.
The Abbey of Misrule 460 implied HN points 23 Oct 24
  1. Humans are more than just another animal species. We have a unique role on Earth that sets us apart.
  2. Christianity is different from other religions because its founding story is about God becoming human and actively engaging in our world.
  3. The Church is important because it represents a revolution against worldly values, and history shows that Christianity has survived and reborn many times.
Gideon's Substack 40 implied HN points 31 Jan 25
  1. Pharaoh's character shows how someone can become too proud to admit they are wrong. Even when faced with power beyond his own, he refuses to truly accept it.
  2. God hardens Pharaoh's heart to illustrate the importance of justice and punishment for past wrongdoings. This story highlights that sometimes, consequences need to be faced fully.
  3. In the end, even a hard-hearted person can show vulnerability. Pharaoh's last request to Moses for a blessing shows a moment of human connection, despite his earlier choices.
Singal-Minded 428 implied HN points 28 Oct 24
  1. Dogmatism can be a bigger issue than religion. It's not just beliefs that cause harm, but the stubbornness to hold onto those beliefs.
  2. Both religious and secular ideologies have led to terrible events in history. It's important to see that these problems aren't limited to just one belief system.
  3. A more complex view of faith and rationality is needed. It's not always clear that less religion will automatically make the world better.
Becoming Noble 2491 implied HN points 09 Dec 23
  1. Many reject Christianity because they believe it stifles excellence and greatness, but the sin of pride is not 'the pursuit of excellence' but a rejection of truth by overestimating oneself.
  2. Humility involves accepting the truth, including when it involves recognizing one's own greatness, and Christians are called to stretch their minds to pursue great things in alignment with reason.
  3. Magnanimity is a virtue that urges individuals to undertake great acts in accordance with reason while magnificence involves doing great actions in the material world, often for the glory of God.
Sasha's 'Newsletter' 3996 implied HN points 19 Jan 24
  1. Facing and accepting the breakdown of expectations can lead to a new way of being, a state of 'Playing in The Ruins'.
  2. Experiencing challenges and destruction can shatter illusions and preconceptions about the future, leading to a more authentic understanding of oneself and life.
  3. Encountering wreckage and failures is a common part of life's journey, and happiness often lies beyond achieving childhood dreams or societal expectations.
Cheryl Strayed 3026 implied HN points 01 Nov 23
  1. The post is about a person's confession of a past mistake involving an affair with a friend who was married.
  2. The letter discusses the aftermath of the affair, including the explosive reaction of the friend's wife upon discovery.
  3. There is an invitation to read more by subscribing to Cheryl Strayed's Dear Sugar newsletter.
The Art of Enchantment, with Dr Sharon Blackie 2935 implied HN points 04 Nov 23
  1. The post highlights the focus on ancestral ties and the upcoming book 'Hearth', emphasizing the importance of place and heritage in storytelling and creativity.
  2. The author shares insights about the North Sea, childhood memories, and the inspiration that nature and history provide for her work on folklore and traditions.
  3. There are exciting updates about the upcoming 'Rooted Woman Oracle' and an online event 'The Descent', showcasing the author's exploration of myths, rituals, and empowerment through storytelling.
Disaffected Newsletter 1798 implied HN points 23 Jan 24
  1. Talking to God can feel confusing, especially if you're not sure He exists. It's okay to want to reach out even if you have doubts.
  2. Many people struggle with the feeling of not deserving help when asking for guidance. Remember, it's natural to seek support, regardless of your beliefs.
  3. Feeling like a fraud for wanting to connect with God is common. Just know that it's okay to explore your feelings and thoughts about spirituality.