Have you wondered what your life purpose may be? Instead of feeling intimidated by the proposition, remember that finding purpose in life is a journey, not a destination. Finding life purpose is one of the most profound and satisfying experiences you can have.
Every two years Guideposts holds an inspirational writing contest. I hate calling it a contest becomes it implies losers and winners and almost everyone who enters has something important and brave and honest to say in their story.
The Ugandan activist and nun helps children recover from the trauma of war.
Artist and collector Danny Simmons takes us inside his studio, sharing with us some of the items he collects as well as examples of his own work.
Pastor Judah Smith talks about his new book, the Bible on TV and the future of the church.
The daughter of a World War II veteran starts a project that allows those who served to open up about their experiences in battle.
An encounter with skin cancer reminded her just how many blessings had been showered upon her.
A May Day basket gave her one more reason to celebrate spring.
On the anniversary of Lincoln’s assassination, we look back at some of his inspiring words.
The late televangelist Robert H. Schuller’s weekly “Hour of Power” program was once viewed by as many as 1.3 million viewers in 156 countries.
I don’t want to get to the end of my life and hear God say, “I gave you so many gifts and talents. I had so much I wanted you to do. I would have opened doors for you! I would have equipped you with everything you needed—but you let fear win out and you never took that first step on the journey.”
She’d finally fulfilled her lifelong dream of being a dancer at Disneyland. But would her secret—that she had no dance training—be revealed?
A woman shares an innovative approach her husband came up with for helping those who find themslves short at checkout.
