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He tends his flock like a shepherd: He gathers the lambs in his arms and carries them close to his heart; he gently leads those that have young. (Isaiah 40:11, NIV)

Sunrise. Begin each day with a positive attitude through faith.

Think Positively

By Pablo Diaz2 min read

Knowing God is in control frees us to see the future through the prism of faith. With this perspective, thinking positively is positively possible!

Honoring Honey: A man smiles as he reads a news clipping received in the mail.

Pass It On: Sweet Honey

By Ginger Rue1 min read

An Alabama mom carries on the tradition of thoughtfulness begun by her departed pal.

A glowing votive candle, nestled in a eucalyptus branch

Pass It On: Branching Out

By Marci Seither1 min read

The mother of the groom gets the very bright idea that a bundle of dead eucalyptus branches might be just the thing to help decorate for a wedding celebration.

Guideposts: Singer-songwriter Kitty Snyder performs with Troy Bieser as The Heart Wants What the Heart Wants

Living Your Dreams After Tragedy

By Kathy Snyder5 min read

A close-knit Amish community and a forgotten old building in Sugarcreek, Ohio, lead to a fresh start for a young widow and her children at the Honey Bee Café.

Caring for a Father After Heart Surgery

By Tammy Pfaff7 min read

A daughter shares how caring for her diabetic father following his heart surgery strengthened her faith and calmed her fears.

Taking Care of Yourself While Caring for Others

By Brett Leveridge2 min read

Being a caregiver is a loving act, but it’s important that you see to your own needs as well—for your own sake and for the person you’re caring for.

Time to Heal from Depression

By Marni Rader11 min read

Depression. It’s a hidden problem for the aging. How one daughter stepped in to save her mother

Mikki Davis has found that tai chi integrates very well with her faith.

Healing after Divorce with Tai Chi

By Mikki Davis9 min read

Even after her divorce was final, the stress—and the pain that accompanied it—remained. Could an unfamiliar, eastern martial-arts discipline be the answer?