A Not So Random Reunion
By Kathy Bond2 min read
It would take a little divine guidance to see my long-lost cousin again.
God’s Grace
An Audition Arranged by God
By Mary Wheatley Van Hoosan2 min read
In this Mysterious Ways classic story a woman auditioning for the choir experiences a divine moment.
The Father of the Fourth of July?
By Diana Aydin2 min read
This week I was researching Fourth of July prayers, and I came across George Washington’s first inaugural address from 1789. I was surprised that one of his first orders of business as president was to give props to God!
Man and God and ‘Leap Second’
By Edward Grinnan2 min read
The difference between man and God is time. We cannot escape it, and sooner or later we all run out of it. For God there has never been an hour or a moment or a second, no beginning, no end, no time.
Mysterious Ways: Tasked with Saving a Life
By Mari-Lynn Finley2 min read
Her to-do list was full for the day, but one unexpected addition proved to be a lifesaver.
How Do You Define a Miracle?
By Diana Aydin2 min read
What makes for a miracle, big or small? With that in mind, I thought it’d be fun–and illuminating–to collect definitions of the miraculous from you, the Guideposts family. That way we can see where we agree and disagree, and better understand God’s wonder.
The Longest Prayer
By Joanne Baston2 min read
My developmentally challenged son couldn’t stop praying…
Miracle at Mile 10
By Kathy Luckett2 min read
Training for my first marathon would be impossible…without a little divine timing.
The Miracle That Saved My Dad
By Adam Hunter3 min read
My dad always encouraged me to be my best self, explore the world, have faith in things felt but not seen, all of which helped make me who I am today. But he almost never got to be a father at all. One year before my older sister was born, he nearly lost his life.
The Power of Faith
By Judy Royal Glenn2 min read
A ruby-throated female hummingbird spotted in her almost impossible-to-find nest inspires faith–and a name.
Italy’s Cathedral of Trees
By Diana Aydin2 min read
I think the reason I love trees so much, and the Tree Cathedral, is because I see myself in them. The way their branches stretch out towards Heaven, like arms reaching for God.
A Heavenly Father Who Is Always with Us
By Judy Royal Glenn1 min read
God is our Father and he fills many roles–he is the Father to the fatherless, shepherd to His sheep, hope to the hopeless,
