Stories of Faith
When Faith Empowers Us to Endure the Impossible
If anger, resentment and bitterness beckon, it’s God’s love that can answer.
Guideposts' 50th Annual Good Friday Day of Prayer
Ty'Ann Brown, VP of Ministries, invites you to take part in Guideposts' 50th Annual Good Friday Day of Prayer on April 2, 2021.
Join Us for Guideposts’ 50th Annual Good Friday Day of Prayer
Celebrate this amazing milestone with us—submit your prayer requests, join the Facebook Live and so much more.
Ash Wednesday: Rituals Modified for Coronavirus
Make-your-own ashes, drive-by services, temporary tattoos and “Lent Boxes” dominate this year’s Lenten season celebrations.
A Desperate Prayer for Trust and Patience Is Answered
After a frustrating effort to get the vaccine, some real hope emerges.
Finding the Antidote to Vaccine Frustration
After waiting in the bitter cold for a vaccine that didn’t arrive, this prayer proved the better option to blame and anger.
A Handwritten Prayer Gave Him a Deeper Understanding of His Late Father
He thought he knew his father well: his devotion to family, his solid faith. A slip of paper in a forgotten Bible revealed more.
What Jesus Said About the Importance of Solitude
Six examples from the Bible about finding perspective and power from spending some time alone
The Power to Overcome Day of Prayer is Here
Join us for a special day of prayer and hope on Tuesday, January 12.
How to Get Through a Lonely Christmas
Even in the absence of family gatherings this year, there’s still joy and wonder to be found.
Guideposts Celebrates Thanksgiving Day of Prayer 2020
Join us for an uplifting Facebook Live on Monday, November 23 at 1:00 pm (EST) and send us your prayer requests now.
When You Should Pray to Be Bold, Not Comfortable
Take a cue from Biblical heroes and saints on how to shake things up through prayer.
How a Beloved Bible Helped Her Forgive Her Alcoholic Father
Finding her treasured childhood book allowed her to let go of her resentment.
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There is no greater toxin to the soul than the self-expectation of perfection. It means we’re trying to steal from God something only he can possess.
