Edward Grinnan

Guideposts Editor-in-Chief Edward Grinnan

A Day to Be Grateful

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Gratitude is the antidote to adversity. It may seem paradoxical to give thanks in times of want, yet what better time to count one’s blessings?

Guideposts Editor-in-Chief Edward Grinnan

An Ancient Sacrifice for Faith

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So much of this trip to the the holy lands has been about exploring the past. I was perhaps most amazed by the ruins of Masada, where in 66 A.D., a group of Jews fought and died for their faith, a sacrifice that many Christians of the early church would soon make as well.

Guideposts Editor-in-Chief Edward Grinnan

St. Paul’s Faith, Courage and Fortitude

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I had heard the stories about the travels of Paul growing up but until I actually saw the places he traveled to, often repeatedly, how unforgiving the terrain is, I did not truly apprehend the fire that was in his soul.

Guideposts Editor-in-Chief Edward Grinnan

Mary’s Home, Taken on Faith

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As my travels through the Holy Lands continue, we visit the house where Mary is believed to have spent her final days—a fact that can only be accepted by the heart and taken on faith.

Guideposts Editor-in-Chief Edward Grinnan

Journey to the Holy Lands

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I suppose it is actually being in a place—like Istanbul—and walking its ancient streets that finally gives you a sense of the difference between cultures, between history and people and geography and faith.

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