Have you wondered what your life purpose may be? Instead of feeling intimidated by the proposition, remember that finding purpose in life is a journey, not a destination. Finding life purpose is one of the most profound and satisfying experiences you can have.
After her husband died, she thought she’d never cook again.
In this story from November 1991, the former U.S. Secretary of State reminds us that whatever we do in life, someone is always watching.
The 2019 winner of ABC’s The Great American Baking Show: Holiday Edition found his calling through a pair of disciplines: baking and prayer.
Cathy Heying, founder and executive director of a non-profit auto repair shop that serves low-income people in Minnesota, offers advice on how you can recognize when it's time to follow a new direction in life.
Building Community, a nationwide program—created by a Connecticut police chaplain—brings neighborhoods together through police-led projects and events.
In his new book Win the Day, pastor and best-selling author Mark Batterson shares how to stress less—and make the most of each day.
Doctors, pastors, and writers alike weigh in on this heaven-sent sense of direction.
As 2020 comes to a close, Guideposts pauses to remember some of the inspiring individuals who left us this past year.
Ever wondered who finds the towering tree that stands in NYC’s Rockefeller Center every Christmas? Meet Eric Pauze...
As 2021 comes to a close, Guideposts pauses to remember some of the inspiring individuals who left us this past year.
In this story from 2004, a man’s life was changed by a newspaper headline: “Native American Elders Freeze to Death”
He's dedicated his life to keeping the art of cooking for cowboys alive and well.
Elise Ballard has written a book about these divine revelations and how sudden insight can change your life.
Miriam Green, an American-Israeli living in Israel, shares the history of her adopted home and explains what inspired her to emigrate to Israel years ago.
When you want to take your life in a different direction, these three tips will guide you.
A therapist’s technique helps us understand how painful experiences and positivity can co-exist.