Stories of Hope
Hanukkah: The Long Reach of a Small Light
As Hanukkah begins, what will you kindle in your life?
How 'Indiana Jones' Helped to Preserve Her Sobriety
A month into her sobriety, she was experiencing a craving for alcohol she feared she couldn't overcome—until a forgotten scene from an action movie pulled her through.
A Sandy Hook Mother Learns to Give Her Grief to God
She lost her daughter in the Newtown school shooting and struggled to cope with her grief, but giving control to God helped her begin the healing process.
How Planting Bulbs Is 'the Work of Hope'
One of the last fall garden tasks is to tuck spring bulbs into the ground, sowing hope for a sweet, colorful spring ahead.
First and Last: Edward Grinnan on Moving from Hopeless to Hopeful
Edward Grinnan, Guideposts' Editor-in-Chief and author of The Promise of Hope, recalls his first drink and his last and discusses the difference sobriety has made in his life.
She Had Claustrophobia, So How Could She Handle an MRI?
Small spaces terrified her. What would help her find peace instead of panic?
Inside Oprah's 'Super Soul' Gospel Brunch
The TV legend invited Guideposts to cover her star-studded, spirit-filled event and book launch party for The Wisdom of Sundays at her California home.
'The Miracle Man' Who Went to Heaven and Came Back
Doctors couldn't explain how Darryl "The Miracle Man" Perry came back to life. But he knew it was all God's doing.
She Overcame Adult Illiteracy and Changed Her Life
A mother and grandmother takes the courageous step to improve her limited reading and spelling skills and reclaims her life in the process.
Jen Hatmaker on 'Of Mess and Moxie'
Author Jen Hatmaker shares what inspired her to write her book, Of Mess and Moxie, and what makes the book stand apart from her previous works.