Pray God’s Names
By Bob Hostetler5 min read
There are many Biblical names of God that can be used in prayer. Here are 19 name for various needs.
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Five Bedtime Prayers for Peaceful Slumber
By Rick Hamlin2 min read
These five bedtime prayers will bring you good, restful sleep.
Guideposts Classics: Dolly Parton on Happiness
By Dolly Parton9 min read
In this story from July 2004, country music legend Dolly Parton shares her secrets for living a positive life, filled with love, joy and gratitude.
8 Prayers for the New Year
By The Editors4 min read
There is no better way to embrace the fresh start of a new year than to pray for God’s blessings and guidance.
Could She Find Her Calling and Save the Family Business?
By Brett Leveridge2 min read
Her hometown’s primary industry was fading fast; was there something she could do make Fort Payne, Alabama, the Sock Capital of the World once again?
Slow Down and Savor the Season of Fall
By Diana Aydin2 min read
Autumn is a beautiful season of transformation. “A Prayer for Autumn Days” by Joyce Rupp allows us to slow down and appreciate the changes in fall.
Five Prayers for the End of Summer
By Bob Hostetler3 min read
These beautiful words will help you give thanks to God for all that did and didn’t happen this season.
Prayer Can Change Your Life
By Norman Vincent Peale8 min read
Prayer tips and helpful tools to increase your faith excerpted from the current issue of PLUS—The Power of Faith Magazine.
Guideposts Classics: Joe E. Brown on the Power of Laughter
By Joe E. Brown5 min read
In this story from June 1948, comedian Joe E. Brown, best remembered today as millionaire Osgood Fielding III in the classic 1959 comedy “Some Like It Hot,” discusses the healing power of laughter.
An Answered Prayer That Changed Two Strangers’ Lives
By Diana Aydin6 min read
Prayer led to an extraordinary connection between a Beverly Hills woman and an Israeli soldier in Gaza.
A Father’s Prayer for His Alcoholic Son
By Wes A.6 min read
I’m not sure when Paul will stop falling. But I hope that he reads this and knows he’s not alone.
