Spiritual growth comes in many forms, and at many speeds. Don’t rush your spiritual growth, but invest in it every day.
Guideposts blogger Michelle Cox dreads packing up the Christmas decorations, until she realizes how clean and organized her house looks afterward. She realizes she should do some spiritual housecleaning as well.
Tis the season to be stuck in shopping lines. While you’re waiting, here are 6 ways to connect with God, suggests Guideposts blogger Julia Attaway.
“The strong truth of Christmas is that Jesus–powerful and mighty, gentle and kind–will forever be by my side,” says Guideposts blogger Shawnelle Eliasen.
The holidays are not a positive time for everyone due to illness, separation or stress. Guideposts blogger Pablo Diaz offers 5 ways to beat the holiday blues.
During a sleepless night full of worried mother thoughts, Guideposts blogger Shawnelle Eliasen finally finds rest by realizing she is not alone.
Guideposts blogger and award-winning author Michelle Cox shares a Christmas lesson in learning not to grab the first thing you see, but to wait for something better. Especially marshmallows!
Sometimes prayer doesn’t have an agenda, says Guideposts blogger Bob Hostetler. Sometimes it’s more of a question. Here are 7 questions to pray.
Guideposts blogger Bob Hostetler and his family have come up with a way you can pray for the senders of your Christmas cards all year long.
What is on your Christmas wish list, asks Guideposts blogger Pablo Diaz. Does it include prayers for peace, love, forgiveness, new life, healing or a relationship?
A box of old Christmas cards represents a joyful tradition of prayer for Guideposts blogger Shawnelle Eliasen’s family.
Guideposts blogger Michelle Medlock Adams remembers that when she’s worried about her children, to listen to the still, small voice of God. To trust Him.
Guideposts blogger and award-winning author Michelle Cox reminds us not to get so busy with our lives that we forget to thank God for the roof over our heads, running water, basic appliances, food for the table–and many other blessings.
