When Bad Things Happen to Good People
By Rick Hamlin2 min read
An answer to an age-old quandary shows up on a smart phone.
Father
Whether he’s Daddy, Dad, Pop, Papa, or simply a father figure, your father is an influential person in your life, the man who helped give you your life and who has the power to set you on your life’s path.
Forgiving the Sins of the Father
By Margaret Berberich7 min read
All my life I had feared my father. But becoming his caregiver gave me the opportunity to see him in a different light—and forgive.
The Meaning of Grandparents Day
By Adam Hunter5 min read
The first Sunday after Labor Day is much more than some greeting card holiday.
Guideposts Classics: Babe Ruth on the Foundation of Faith
By George Herman Ruth7 min read
In this story from October 1948, the legendary slugger shares how important his early religious training was to him, especially in his final days.
Message of Love
By Brad Wilco6 min read
Their secret code went back to the days when he was a little boy. Now, suddenly, it was all they had.
Labor Day Lessons
By Michelle Medlock Adams3 min read
Pause to thank your Heavenly Father for your job, and go to work knowing you make a difference!
Guideposts Classics: Graham Kerr’s Spiritual Awakening
By Graham and Treena Kerr9 min read
In this story from September 1976, TV’s Galloping Gourmet and his wife share the story of how faith in God healed their marriage.
Putting Trust in the Empty Places
By Shawnelle Eliasen3 min read
Empty places can feel vast and dark and void. But the Lord is right here with us.
Too Good To Be True?
By Michelle Medlock Adams3 min read
Unlike late-night infomercials, God’s promises to us are the absolute truth!
Michelle Williams: The Family That Wouldn’t Give Up Hope
By Michelle Williams7 min read
After his massive stroke, the doctors had all but given up on my father. But not us, not his family.
A Memorable First Date
You'll be touched to watch how this father shows his daughter how special she is.
Apple of My Daddy’s Eye
By Edie Melson2 min read
I remembered how much I meant to my earthly daddy and how much I mean to my heavenly father. How does that relate to the time my son spent as a soldier in Iraq?
