When it comes to the 4th of July, we can celebrate our freedom as well as remember others in different circumstances.
In addition to fireworks and parades, celebrate Independence Day with prayer.
What started as a creative school project back in the late 1950s for 17-year-old Robert G. Heft ended up the nation’s new flag—and a truly inspiring story.
When it’s hot out, it’s great to start your day with something cool, like a creamy smoothie.
Thinking about all who have helped shape a life of faith and joy.
Her mother had a dying wish—to blast off with the fireworks on Independence Day.
For me, July 4th is no longer just about summer fun. It’s about the sacrifices made by so many.
Independence is neither simple nor easy. Focus on your strengths to stay empowered and energized.
Guideposts’ Vice President of Ministries finds inspiration in Independence Day celebrations.
According to George Washington’s first inaugural address, we have God to thank for America’s birthday!
