The spark of creativity is such an inspiration–use your creative powers and see how the most complex problems suddenly have new solutions.
When Barry Roberson received a diagnosis of Parkinson’s disease and progressive supranuclear palsy, he was told he had four years to live. Grappling with the news, he took to the hills behind his house to pray… and received an answer that he never could’ve anticipated: “Build dollhouses.”
Faced with divorce, death, job loss—there is a way forward.
Meet the great-grandson who brought America’s beloved cookbook into today’s kitchen
Her creativity with paper made the Christmas tree that she needed for holiday comfort.
How to decorate with autumn leaves
The comic strip Dick Tracy made its debut on October 4th, 1931. Here’s a story his creator, Chester Gould, wrote for Guideposts in April 1976.
How to enjoy life instead of pursuing the toxic goal of perfection.
Kristin Chenoweth shares abotu her album For the Girls, her duet with Dolly Parton and who she thinks should star in the movie version of Wicked.
In this story from July 1998, singer Gloria Gaynor shares how, though she had achieved great success in her career, there was something missing until she learned who Jesus really was.
Legendary, modernist architect Antoni Gaudi ultimately turned away from fame and fortune—and toward God.
A sneak peek into what’s coming up from Guideposts Books.
Older adults can enjoy physical and mental health benefits through artistic expression.
