God's Grace
A Small Role in Someone Else’s Miracle
When it comes to miracles, God doesn’t always use superheroes.
12 Comforting Signs Sent from Heaven
Do our loved ones send us messages from beyond? Click through our gallery of heavenly signs and let us know what you think in the comments below.
A Mysterious Stranger Appeared When She Was in Danger
A young woman is threatened on a deserted beach by a man she's only just met. With no one else around, how could she escape unharmed?
70 Years After the Holocaust, A Miraculous Reunion
A trio of Holocaust survivors, who as children in 1945 were liberated from Auschwitz, are miraculously reunited 70 years later in New Jersey.
The Number 40 in the Bible
The number 40 appears dozens of times across the Old and New Testaments. Discover 6 examples of its significance.
How Pamela Slaton Uses Intuition to Reunite Families
We spoke to the author and investigative genealogist about the many miraculous ways she reunites adoptees with their birth families.
What the Dreams of the Dying Tell Us
Q&A with Dr. Christopher Kerr, chief medical officer at the Center for Hospice & Palliative Care in Cheektowaga, New York.
A God Who Loves Details
Just the right items turn up for a recipe photo shoot for a book based on Hallmark's When God Calls the Heart.
A Little Sign in the Waiting Room
A surprising but familiar sight comforts an anxious Guideposts editor at the doctor's office.
The Celtic Wisdom of Poet and Mystic John O’Donohue
In 1982, O’Donohue was ordained a Catholic priest and spent much of his time in solitude, contemplating the “the invisible world” – what we see with our souls, not our eyes. A topic he explored in his international bestseller Anam Ċara, which means “soul friend” in Gaelic. In 2000, O’Donohue left the priesthood to focus on his writing. He passed away in his sleep in 2008 at the age of 52. Today, his work continues to inspire many to take a closer look at that which they cannot see.
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People may refuse our love or reject our message, but they are defenseless against our prayers.
