The Alamo Remembered
By Janelle Mowery2 min read
I am proud of those who sacrificed their lives at the Alamo. Of course, sacrifice for the sake of freedom goes all the way back to biblical times…
Courage
Having courage means facing your fears, making difficult choices, and staying true to yourself and your faith at all times.
Adam Greenberg’s Inspiring Comeback
By Adam Greenberg8 min read
In 2005, he was hit in the head with a 92-mile-per-hour fastball in his first Major League at-bat. He was determined it wouldn’t be his last.
The Faith to Stand Tall
By Colonel Greg Gadson9 min read
Thousands of our returning soldiers face incredible adversity. Meet one who found a way to grow strong in it.
Generation Inspiration: 92-Year-Old Marathon Man
Jonathan Mendes aims to be the oldest person to complete the NYC marathon.
A Leap of Faith
By Katie Allen Berlandi2 min read
A leap of faith was just what Norman Vincent Peale and Ruth Stafford Peale liked, another way to share hope, faith and inspiration.
The Courage of a Grandmother
By Sam Adriance2 min read
“I am so grateful that you are all here,” she said, “and I want to tell each one of you how much I love you.”
Earth Angels Lending a Hand for New Experiences
By colleen-hughes2 min read
Earth angels helped me find my New Year’s resolution to have new experiences.
7 Ways to Live a Happier, Healthier Life
By Susan Call2 min read
It’s important to remember that your spirit as well as your body needs care and attention.
Inspiring Us to Just Do It!
By Norman Vincent Peale5 min read
Before Nike's slogan, Guideposts' founder had a great message not just for New Year but for every day of the year.
Gabby Douglas: Grace, Gold and Glory
Gabby Douglas discusses her book and the role faith plays in achieving her dreams.
Pure Grace
By Kristi Yamaguchi8 min read
As the legendary Olympic figure skater reveals, winning gold at Albertville in 1992 was not her biggest achievement that year.
Inspired to Walk Again
By Adam Hunter7 min read
Eric LeGrand's football career ended in tragedy. Or at least that's what everybody thought.
