Having courage means facing your fears, making difficult choices, and staying true to yourself and your faith at all times.
USMC Sergeant (Ret.) Kirstie Ennis, who suffered significant injuries while serving in Afghanistan, shares how the loss of her left leg has inspired her to keep pushing herself by summiting the tallest peaks on all seven continents.
How to find peace and hope no matter how old you are.
Melba Pattillo Beals, one of the Little Rock Nine, a group of African-American students who in 1957 enrolled at the previously all-white Little Rock Central High School, discusses her memoir of that time, I Will Not Fear.
After witnessing a client behaving inappropriately with her young colleague, she knew the time had come to share her story of a similarly harrowing experience.
Out of work and visually impaired at age 54, Jim was starting to question his own worth. But his courage and faith guided him down a hero’s path.
Abraham Lincoln knew great loss and deep sorrow throughout his life, and it may be that his lifelong melancholia gave him the strength to handle the crises of his years as president.
Constantly reading stories about sexual violence may trigger painful memories for survivors. These tips can help you cope.
The survivor who started the Me Too movement more than 10 years ago now has an international stage to advocate for other survivors of sexual violence.
Discover new studies on the surprising benefits of exercise. The best news? Even a small amount of exercise makes a difference.
Guideposts Senior Digital Editor Brooke Obie speaks with Denzel Washington, co-star Carmen Ejogo and screenwriter-director Dan Gilroy about their inspiring new motion picture, Roman J. Israel, Esq.
There is always something we can celebrate and thank God for, no matter how small.
Rejection hurts but it doesn’t have to break us or define us. Here are 5 ways to heal.
