The Miracle of Ben-Hur’s Chariot Race
The miracles of Ben-Hur, both in the novel and in the making of the movie.
The miracles of Ben-Hur, both in the novel and in the making of the movie.
With one Olympic gold medal already under her belt, Shields is ready to make history at Rio. She shares why boxing makes her happy and how it has strengthened her faith.
When a Guideposts staffer voluteered at the Olympics, she thought her work might keep her from seeing the Opening Ceremony. Discover what she saw behind the scenes.
For the first time in history, the Olympics will have a team of refugees. Here’s their inspiring story.
The youngest member of the U.S. women’s gymnastic squad talks overcoming injury and becoming a role model.
Popular star of stage, screen and television Kristin Chenoweth shares a delicious Southern recipe that is a family holiday tradition .
The gold-medal athlete shares how finding faith helped him gain perspective on life and his sport.
Dr. Bobby Jones shares why he wanted the show to go out on top and what he hopes its legacy will be.
The singer opens up about the loss of her grandfather, her miscarriage and how recording a family album helped her heal from both.
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.
The great-great-granddaughter of the author of Ben-Hur: A Tale of the Christ shares how that record-setting bestseller impacted her ancestor’s life—and her own.
Joanna Kovacs was mother, father and even coach to her shot-putting son, Joe. And now that he’s made the U.S. Olympics squad, she’ll be cheering him on from the stands in Rio de Janeiro.