Inspired by a Different Kind of Traveling Salesman
By Richard H. Schneider6 min read
Though I was in his company for only a few hours, Harry Denman had a profound effect on my life.
Health and Wellness
Postive Thinking: The Beginning
By dwade3 min read
Norman Vincent Peale discovered the power of positive thinking when he teamed up with a psychologist and man of faith to help his parishoners deal with anxiety and stress.
“Heal Me, O Lord”
By Marilyn Ludolf9 min read
In this Guideposts classic story, a woman suffering from a rash and blinding headaches discovers there is only one cure.
The Gift of Guideposts
By Edward Grinnan2 min read
The Guideposts editor-in-chief shares his enthusiasm about the magazine for the holidays.
Secret Meaning of Beans
By Pattie Speer2 min read
During a rough patch in life, her faith was strengthened through a bowl of bean soup, and she was reminded that no matter where you live, you never move away from God.
“You Can Do This”
By Walter Anderson6 min read
I’ll never forget what Mrs. Williams said to me—and how she taught me the importance of positive thinking.
Thank You, Positive Thinkers!
By Norman Vincent Peale7 min read
The positive thinkers that came before us in American history are one of many reasons to be thankful this Thanksgiving holiday!
Lift Your Holiday Spirits
By Norman Vincent Peale1 min read
Norman Vincent Peale suggests 6 ways you can use the power of positive thinking to lift your spirits during the holiday season.
Tribute to a Positive Thinker
By Dr. Arthur Caliandro3 min read
The Marble Collegiate Church in New York City erects a statue of Norman Vincent Peale, pastor and author of The Power of Positive Thinking on what would have been his 100th birthday.
My Missing Bag
By Marion Bond West5 min read
She’s never on her own—even when tiny crises hit. She just has to remember to have faith.
Back to Branson
By Edward Grinnan2 min read
The Guideposts editor-in-chief tells us about his upcoming trip to Branson, Missouri.
Seeker of Faith, Painter of Light
By Thomas Kinkade8 min read
He was once afraid of the dark, but then came the moments that would illuminate his life—and his paintings—forever.
