Showing results for "the confession" in Spirituality

How should parents raise children, and how should schools educate children? Why are we attracted to things that are forbidden? What is time? How can we understand God, or the nature of evil? What is true friendship? To answer these questions, Professors Cook and Herzman look to the Confessions of St. Augustine of Hippo.

Join Helene Hadsell each day as she has breakfast, goes about her morning routine, and regales you, dear listener, with her serious, silly, and sermonish observations about the GLAD-SAD-MAD of life in her third book of wit and wisdom. She shares her secrets in a vibrant, warm, and folksy manner, unique only to her. GLAD — Helene was grateful for every moment her life held. All of them. She was GLAD she was blessed to experience all the ups, downs and all around. SAD — Helene didn't like to dwell in the SAD of life, but she knew it was unavoidable on this human journey.

This long-awaited translation of Confessions, which Stephen Greenblatt describes as central to the legacy of Adam and Eve, enlivens the beguiling world of late antiquity. No modern, well-versed literature lover can call her education complete without having listened to Augustine’s Confessions. One of the most original works of world literature, it is the first autobiography ever written, influencing writers from Montaigne to Rousseau, Virginia Woolf to Gertrude Stein.

They’re back and better than ever. Chrisley Confessions 2.0 brings Todd and Julie Chrisley back to the mic for the same weekly ritual fans came to love: candid conversations about faith, family, marriage, and everything in between.This time around, it’s even more personal. From everything on their hearts to everything in the headlines, nothing is off limits. Expect unfiltered stories, listener questions, surprise guests, and the same Chrisley chemistry that started it all.It’s the honesty you know, the humor you missed, and the connection that’s never left.

Leo Tolstoy's "A Confession," written in 1882 shortly after a life-altering spiritual crisis, is a brutally sincere reflection on life, morality, and the nature of faith. Tolstoy describes in great detail the process by which he lost his faith in established Christian churches, the meaninglessness of wealth and fame, the agony of acute depression, and how he overcame misery and dread through personal study of the teachings of Jesus Christ. Along the way, he contrasts the artificial faith and arrogance of educated people with the genuine faith and humility of the Russian peasant. This work, and...

In this insightful work, Goddard delves into the concept of spiritual resurrection, not as a physical event, but as an awakening to one's true divine self. He posits that the key to this resurrection lies in the conscious and deliberate use of imagination to manifest desired outcomes and align with one's higher self.

Have you ever felt an undeniable pull toward someone—a profound connection that defies logic and transforms everything you thought you knew about love? Welcome to the twin-flame journey—a path of love, loss, healing, and awakening that is as mysterious as it is life-changing. In Twin Flame Confessions (Volume 1), real stories from twin flames worldwide reveal the raw, unfiltered truths of navigating this divine connection.

Embark on the spiritual journey of Robert Hugh Benson, the youngest son of Edward White Benson, the Archbishop of Canterbury, and his wife, Mary. Despite being a renowned writer of his time, Benson is most known for his dramatic shift from Anglicanism to the Roman Catholic Church in 1903, followed by his ordination as a Catholic priest in 1904. In this book, Benson candidly shares his personal journey to the Catholic faith, offering intriguing comparisons between Catholicism and Anglicanism. Join us as we delve into Bensons profound spiritual transformation.

Dive into this deeply moving autobiographical novel, where an elderly man embarks on a reflective journey through his past. Experience his relationships, missteps, and ultimately, his unexpected and moving awakening to faith in God. A captivating tale narrated by Stav Nisser.

For over 300 years, the 1689 Baptist Confession of Faith has been foundational to the Baptists around the world. In this podcast, we work point by point through this rich confession.

Dr Chad Van Dixhoorn—a leading expert on the Westminster Assembly—joins Dr Ian Hamilton—Professor of Historical and Pastoral Theology at Westminster Seminary UK—to lead you through every section of the Confession in a series of ten-minute talks.

The hypocrisy we all go through on a daily basis as Christians. Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.

As freedom of speech and expression become more and more restricted in our world – The Confession Box provides a safe space where no subject is taboo and every voice gets a hearing. Join us on all major streaming apps or get in touch by emailing garry@gracecommunications.ie

A show on life, faith, relationships, mental health and current events from a Christian millennial perspective. Sponsored by the Northeastern Conference of Seventh-day Adventists and Lighthouse Media Studios

Two sisters from Texas talk about the reality of being pastors kids and overcoming the struggles.

You're about to embark on few minutes of raw testimony. A candid unscripted program that goes beyond the pulpit and straight off the church bus. Open conversations that share the True View of Christ to help us through today and into a victorious tomorrow. This is Coffee Bar Confessions.

“Welcome to Canons and Confessions. Here you will find audio recordings of three classical theological documents: the Heidelberg catechism, the Canons of Dort and the Belgic Confession, often referred to as the three forms of unity within the Christian Reformed Church in North America. These recordings are to make it easier for you to study theology, and God’s word, asking and receiving answers to timeless questions. Every recording is of an individual Lord’s day, which includes several related questions and answers.

Leo Tolstoy's A Confession is a philosophical memoir exploring his existential crisis and search for meaning. At the height of his literary fame, Tolstoy grapples with despair, questioning life’s purpose despite wealth and success. He turns to science, philosophy, and religion but finds no satisfying answers. Ultimately, he discovers solace in the simple faith of Russian peasants, embracing a humble, God-centered life. The book reflects his spiritual awakening and rejection of materialism, paving the way for his later Christian anarchist beliefs. A Confession is a raw, introspective journey ...

We keep it real here and whatever happens in the box stays in the box✨

Ex-Mormon, neurodivergent, divorcee, sharing my thoughts on Mormonism. Join me for stories, interviews, history, and difficult conversations while we sort through what it means to be an exmo.Find me on instagram @confessionsofanexmo Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.