God's Grace
Mysterious Ways: Right Place, Right Time
A little girl's sudden and inexplicable urge to play basketball proves to be a factor in a divine intervention.
George MacDonald: The Fantasy Writer Who Shaped C.S. Lewis, J. R.R. Tolkien and Madeleine L’Engle
How little-known writer George MacDonald transformed the fantasy genre.
The Wondrous Ways of Whales
The ocean and its inhabitants remain mysterious but of all of the creatures of the deep, whales in particular continue to fascinate humanity.
Fascinating Facts About the Near-Death Experiences of Children
Nearly 85 percent of children who undergo cardiac arrest have a near-death experience. What exactly do children see in heaven and how does it affect their lives?
A Sign from Heaven on Christmas
A grieving daughter receives a beautiful sign of comfort on Christmas day.
Could She Reconnect with a Long-Lost Friend?
Roberta Messner wondered if her friend would even want to hear from her
A Pair of Miraculous Christmas Rescues
A sinking ship. A girl who fell through the ice. Was there a divine connection?
Why a Sense of Wonder Is Important
Discover an expert's view on the connection between wonder and spirituality
The Big Question: Is Doubt Necessary for Spiritual Growth?
For hundreds of years, writers, theologians and philosophers have mulled over this question— and many believe that moments of doubt lead us to a greater understanding of our faith. Here are a few thoughts on how questioning can foster a deeper connection with God…
Between Heaven and Earth: How to Find a Thin Place
Guideposts staffer Andrew Kessel shares insights on how to find "thin places"—rare sacred spaces where the veil between this world and the next is thin.
How a Near-Death Experience Changed Her Perspective
After a heart attack, she saw prayers surrounding her
What Did Her Recurring Dream Mean?
Her son had died in Iraq, but in her dreams he tried to tell her something
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At its very essence, change is a process of self-discovery, of finally learning to love ourselves.
