Why You Should Hand Over Your Worries to God
By Pablo Diaz2 min read
Your mind is good at creating more fear. Your faith is even better at demolishing it.
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People Like You More Than You Think!
By Holly Lebowitz Rossi2 min read
A new study shows that we stay on others’ minds longer and in more positive terms than we would guess.
How to Find Calm When You Are Overwhelmed or Anxious
By Kaylin Kaupish5 min read
Knit, step away from your screens, light a candle and others ways to turn off your brain and improve your spiritual wellbeing.
Memory Loss and the Power of Prayer
By Edward Grinnan2 min read
In the months of sharing fears about dementia, a ray of hope.
How Two Hummingbirds Summoned Her Strength
By Kim Fortune2 min read
The pandemic lockdown isolated and worried her. But then two birds encouraged her to stay strong.
Shopping with a List—For the First Time
By Edward Grinnan3 min read
Maybe it was time to accept that everyone forgets stuff as they age.
Another Medical Mystery in Need of Prayers
By Rick Hamlin2 min read
Back in the hospital and waiting for answers, this patient finds medicine in both the clinical and the spiritual.
God’s Grace Helped Her Meet the Challenges of Special Needs Parenting
By Jamese Siranga4 min read
God helped her to be the best mother for her daughter with Down syndrome.
How Two Blind Seals Gave Her the Hope She Needed
By Jill Nogales6 min read
She was drawn to the rescued animals for a reason she didn’t understand.
Why Our Memories Are So Important to Us
By Edward Grinnan2 min read
An overwhelming response from Guideposts readers about how we remember, how we forget and the enduring presence of God.
6 Positive Ways to Manage Social Anxiety
By Holly Lebowitz Rossi4 min read
As we ease back into social experiences, relating to others might feel brand-new and even nerve-wracking. Here’s how to stay gentle with yourself during this transition.
How a Mother’s Cancer Helped Save Her Daughter’s Life
By Pablo Diaz2 min read
Finding eternal love and support after an unplanned doctor’s visit