A Devotion for Easter Monday
Stray Easter grass reminds John Sherrill that Easter isn’t a day. It’s a promise to keep in your heart all year long.
Stray Easter grass reminds John Sherrill that Easter isn’t a day. It’s a promise to keep in your heart all year long.
Ashes, like sins, can be transformed into something cleansing and health-giving.
In this story from August 1955, John Sherrill profiles beloved poet Robert Frost, an experience he found “meaningful, almost haunting.”
Longtime Guideposts contributor John Sherrill, a veteran of World War II, opens up for the first time about his battlefield experiences and his post-war struggles.
Practical tips, excerpted from Guideposts Daily Planner, to help you through challenging times.
Inspired by 10 memorable words, he's relied on faith to wait out tough times.
How I met Norman Vincent Peale and started writing for Guideposts
How does a story of God’s mysterious ways end up in Guideposts? Sometimes it just appears.
How the story of the Beltway Sniper’s capture came to Guideposts.
The inspiring story of how Pastor David Wilkerson found his spiritual calling in New York City.
A statue of baby Jesus, damaged by war, is repaired by an angelic stranger who asks for nothing in return and disappears as quickly as he arrived.
In this daily devotional, an army soldier’s lesson prepares him for life’s hardships.