For the Jewish New Year, Adam Hunter offers stories about the power of forgiveness.
Wouldn’t you love to live free from old hurts and replace them with God’s joy and peace?
Seek Him out, and you’ll find that He is the answer to every need that you have.
From cats to hummingbirds to zoo animals, our Guideposts staff and contributors share their stories of unexpected creature comforts during this time of crisis.
The husband-and-wife founders of Mars Hill Bible Church want us to rethink Christian marriage.
The featherless little thing had someone watching over him, a guardian angel for birds.
Her grandfather's gruff manner was tough to take, but a giant tomato softened him up.
A child’s gift reminds a mother that our transgressions are long forgotten. We’re seen as clean and new.
My best gifts aren’t the packages under the tree, they’re the ones gathered around the tree.
She was worried about my job, my health, everything. Then came a cat named Junior.
A shared prayer inspires a sister to open her heart, as well as her home, to a sibling in need.
Bottom line: it doesn’t matter who was at fault or who said what—it only matters what God’s Word says, and it says to forgive.
