Showing results for "Looking in" in Religion & Spirituality

In many ways, we seem to be living in wintry times at present in the Western world. In this new book, Rowan Williams, former Archbishop of Canterbury and a noted scholar of Eastern Christianity, introduces us to some aspects and personalities of the Orthodox Christian world, from the desert contemplatives of the fourth century to philosophers, novelists and activists of the modern era, that suggest where we might look for fresh light and warmth.

Looking, longing, and living in authenticity for Christ Jesus.

Reflections and conversations from the in-between. For those who find meaning woven through everyday life. Hosted by Samuel Wilkes.

THE QUEST FOR 'REAL TRUTH' ENDS HERE! Our prime purpose is to bring you clear practical, and applicable content to lift you to where and what you were created to be. We see ourselves as 'MIND_SHIFT consultants,' using the tools of Coaching, Mentoring, Teaching & Public Speaking with the inspiration and leading of the HOLY SPIRIT. As COACHES, we are positioned strategically in the MARKET PLACE as PRIESTS, DOCTORS, SCIENTISTS, TEACHERS & PUBLIC SPEAKERS. Our language is suited to everyone hungry for change, including professionals and multimedia practitioners. We come alongside you to facilitate...

Looking at people’s experiences of church and looking at how to welcome people well in a sometimes unfamiliar setting. Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.

Follow your heart. You do you. You are enough. We take these slogans for granted, but what if this path to personal happiness leads to a dead end? In Rethink Your Self, Trevin Wax encourages you to rethink some of our society’s most common assumptions about identity and the road to happiness. Most people define their identity and purpose by first looking in (to their desires), then looking around (to express their uniqueness), and finally - maybe - looking up (to add a spiritual dimension to life). Rethink Your Self proposes looking up before looking in.

In a world filled with distractions and empty promises, the quest for genuine love can feel overwhelming. Voices around you may offer fleeting praise, temporary pleasure, and a sense of purpose, but when these fail to fill the deeper void in your heart, where do you turn? Looking for God invites you to uncover amazing truths about the God who created you, loves you, and has a beautiful plan for your life.

Life is messy. We can get discouraged by setbacks, overwhelmed by busyness, and shaken by worry. Hope is the power that gets us out of bed in the morning and gives us the courage to face adversity. Looking for God in Messy Places by Jake Owensby is a book about hope. How to find it. How to practice it. How to grow in it. Hope begins when we recognize that God is in this mess with us.

The official podcast of author, necromancer, and occult student Naag Loki Shivanath. Join Naag as we explore topics ranging from current events to ancient mystical practices and everything in between. Expect guest stars, opinions, facts, experiments, and more as we delve into a darker, more left handed viewpoint of mysticism.

Looking at Mindfulness collects classic and esoteric paintings, from Rembrandt to Hopper to Magritte, and offers a lucid commentary on the inner workings of each. André describes the dynamic on the canvas and turns to the viewer's own reactions, exploring the connection between what we see and what we feel. Moving beyond the art, André teaches us what it means to consider our surroundings, our daily interactions and obligations, and their effects on our inner well-being.

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Cuando golpean las tormentas o el desorden de la vida te derrumba, parece más fácil hundirse en la resaca caótica que luchar para mantenerse a flote; y cuando te enfocas en las olas, pierdes la mano que baja para ayudarte. Con calidez y sabiduría, el pastor y autor de bestsellers del New York Times, Jentezen Franklin, nos recuerda que ninguna tormenta es tan feroz que no se puede calmar, y ningún obstáculo es tan grande que no se puede mover.

Life is unfair. Bad things happen to good people. Not all dreams come true. We lose people. We fail people. And when we encounter the inevitable struggles of life, we may be tempted to ask God Why me? as we try to reconcile our pain with God's promises. But a far more helpful and life-enriching question for us to ask God is What are you trying to teach me in this? Tackling ten common struggles, such as isolation, fear, rejection, failure, insecurity, temptation, and more, Landra Young Hughes shows you how to have peace even when life doesn't make sense.

When storms hit and the mess of life comes crashing down, it is easier to sink into the undertow than fight to stay above water. When you focus on the waves, you miss the hand reaching down to help you. With warmth and wisdom, pastor and New York Times bestselling author Jentezen Franklin reminds you that no storm is so fierce it can't be calmed and no obstacle is too big it can't be moved.

THIS IS A TRUE STORY I starting worshiping Satan one month after making my confirmation. I’ll admit, not my brightest idea; but I’m Grateful God allowed me to see that far behind the curtain, and live to tell about it. I’m here to tell my story and expose the truth in the dark world we live in. I found out first hand that all this God and devil stuff is real. This isn’t about religion; it’s about a relationship with our creator. “Take no part in the worthless deeds of evil and darkness; instead, expose them.” Ephesians 5:11