Beautiful Busy Day
By Edward Grinnan2 min read
I wish I wasn’t so busy. Maybe I should have taken the day off. But there are things to do and commitments to meet. But ah, such commitments!
Daily Devotionals Inspire Writers and Readers Alike
By Editor-in-Chief, Edward Grinnan2 min read
Our editor-in-chief’s faith is strengthened by the “amazing little stories” found in Daily Guideposts.
The Evolution of Faith
By Edward Grinnan3 min read
My faith is a work in progress. The more I trust in something greater than myself, the deeper that trust takes root in my life.
Hear a Siren, Say a Prayer
By Edward Grinnan2 min read
A devotional on why you should always take the opportunity to pray.
A Labor of Love Celebrates What Makes the Season Special
By Editor-in-Chief, Edward Grinnan2 min read
Guideposts’ The Joys of Christmas 2011 includes inspiring stories about miracles, holiday traditions and children as well as recipes.
The Certainty of Tomorrow
By Edward Grinnan2 min read
September 11 has been carved into our consciousness, but September 10 has stayed with me almost as much, the last day of an era that now seems almost innocent.
Solved Mysteries
By Edward Grinnan3 min read
When I first started at Guideposts, I didn’t understand the pull of its most beloved feature. Till I saw in them the hand of God.
The Joys of Summer
By Edward Grinnan1 min read
Fall is my favorite season. But there are certainly things that I will miss about summer…
A Conversation on Joy Radio
By Edward Grinnan1 min read
I wanted to share my appearance on Joy Radio with Guideposts readers.
The Promise of Hope: Willingness
Edward Grinnan asks, "How many people do you know who are honest about their shortcomings?"
Protect Your Pets
By Edward Grinnan2 min read
By now most of us along the East Coast are battening down the hatches in anticipation of Hurricane Irene’s arrival. But as we’ve learned in recent disasters, sometimes our pets and animals get left out of the preparations.
You’re Hired!
By Edward Grinnan3 min read
A job is an incredible thing. Nothing has more of a positive effect than a job. And not just on the economy.