Hopeful stories are windows into the wonderful possibilities life has to offer. Stories of hope bring to life the ways in which people support each other, miracles make lives better, and individuals find new roads through challenging times. Turn to stories about hope whenever you need an encouraging boost on your path toward your best life.
Guideposts' VP of Ministries urges us to put the fear that so often overtook us in 2020 behind us—and to embrace the new year with positivity, hope and renewed faith in God.
The revamped design is vibrant and uplifting, much like the inspirational stories Guideposts is known to do.
Prayer tips, personal stories and inspirational messages were popular amongst our readers throughout the year.
Rick Hamlin reminds us that the attitude with which we approach the new year can make all the difference.
The late John Lewis devoted his life to the cause of civil rights. Just as Lewis was inspired by Dr. Martin Luther King, his words have inspired others to work for equality and justice.
In this series of videos, Rick Hamlin shares words of inspiration, comfort and hope for the days leading up to Christmas.
Rick reminds us that Jesus told us we were the light of the world, and during the Christmas season, small gestures allow us to be just that.
Rick Hamlin reminds us that that in this time of waiting for a return to something like normal, a day of great celebration is just around the corner.
A special gift helped Cecil Murphey accept his loss on the first Christmas in 58 years without his spouse.
Guideposts' VP of Ministries reminds us that, even in these troubled times, we can find peace in the words and power of Jesus Christ.
The acclaimed New York Times food editor offers five ways to celebrate the joy of Christmas—even from afar.
On this sixth day of Advent, we share thoughts from Norman Vincent Peale, the founder of Guideposts, about how we should embrace the Christ child in this season of joy.
The Bononi family touched hearts and changed lives when they set out to return the professional portraits.
A poetry student with no gardening experience buys a seedling; she hopes that both her writing and the plant will bloom and grow.