QUOTE OF THE DAY
There is only one goal--to give your greatest effort. If someone else gets better results than you, honor them. But maintain your own self-respect for offering your best. This will give you confidence against any foe.
How to Wait Patiently for Spring
The official start of spring can be a mindset as well as a date on the calendar.
How a Vision Helped Her Forgive Her Opioid-Addicted Ex
His addiction led to the death of their child. The anger and grief consumed her—until she got a clear message from God
What Makes Love Work
Even when love disappoints, it’s better to remain open to its possibilities.
Meet the Beekeeping Couple Transforming Vacant Lots
Timothy Paule and Nicole Lindsey use their passion for bees to beautify and educate their community.
Think Positive Today, Be Healthy Tomorrow
New research suggests that optimism has long-term health benefits.
Inspiring Quotes about Light
We hope these inspiring quotes about light will brighten your days.
Birds of the Bible
These harbingers of spring also play an important role in Scripture.
The Gift of a Giant Snowman
A surprising delight in late winter in the middle of New York City’s Central Park
4 Methods for Collecting and Preserving Your Loved One’s Life Stories
Use a variety of tools to capture your family history
7 Decluttering Tips from Joshua Becker
The ‘Becoming Minimalist’ blogger offers practical ways to declutter your home and improve your outlook in the process.
How a Teacher Saved Her Student from Addiction
At the back of her classroom, she saw the struggles that her pupil was facing. But what could she do?
An Angel Helped Her Through Alcoholism
Her alcohol addiction was out of control until she found hope from a special angel on the mantelpiece.
Delilah Has Love to Spare
The popular radio personality has known many heartaches—a troubled childhood, crippling addictions. Find out how she triumphed.
The Dream That Answered Her Prayer
A grieving daughter begs God to help her see her alcoholic mother in a new light.
Inspirational QUOTES
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Something of defeat, something of tragedy, can be a sacrament because it stops us and causes us to look deeper.
