The hottest Parable Substack posts right now

Setting goals is important, but sometimes going with the flow can lead to unexpected joy and fulfillment.
Listening to others and being open to new perspectives can help us see different paths and possibilities.
Embracing the present moment and letting go of rigid plans can lead to happiness and meaningful connections.

Heaven is described as a joyful party where everyone, regardless of their past, can come together and have a good time.
The idea of Heaven being likened to 'Miller Time' symbolizes a time of celebration and inclusivity for all.
Heaven is portrayed as a place of fun and enjoyment where judgment is replaced by a carefree atmosphere.

The story reimagines the theological idea of the Fall, suggesting that we are here on purpose and with purpose.
The film portrays people uniting to confront and bring love and healing into a metaphorical Pit of Hell, emphasizing the transformative power of collective action.
There is a call for individuals to recognize the potential within themselves to contribute to the transformation of the world and to act with compassion and understanding.

Forgiveness is a gift for the foolish and undeserving, not a reward for the perfect.
Offering forgiveness gives power, but receiving it can feel imbalanced.
Forgiveness, though challenging, is essential to Christian teaching and reflects God's mercy.

The value of things can change drastically based on how we perceive them, as shown by the example of an old MacBook and a famous story linked to it.
Actors like Paul Giamatti sometimes struggle to portray themselves authentically, showing the importance of changing perspectives to feel more comfortable.
The Chinese parable about a farmer losing his horse highlights the idea that events aren't inherently good or bad, but our interpretation determines how we view them.

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