Rare Faith Blog

By Matthew Piling

A few years ago, my wife and I decided to celebrate our 20th wedding anniversary with a trip to Hawaii. It would be our first real getaway since having kids. Sure, we’d done quick o...

By Matthew Piling

In my journey to consistently understand and apply all the laws in my life, I’ve occasionally run into what feel like contradictions—disconnects between new beliefs I’m embracing an...

By Wayne Hafner

Like so many of you, I’ve spent most of my adult life wrestling with finances. Whether it was wondering how I’d make the next car or house payment, or nervously checking caller ID to ...

By Judy Young

I’m a flight attendant with a major airline, and I’ve been with the company for over 21 years. I started back in May of 1999 as a customer service representative in Chicago. In January ...

By Judy Young

I made more money in 2019 than I ever had before. For the first time in my life, I felt like I was really building something—like I could actually create a future for myself that wasn’t...

By Judy Young

As a little girl I had terrible nightmares.  Not your typical boogey man scary dreams, though.  I dreamt of fires, and tsunami’s (and I didn’t even know that word until I was an adult),...

Oahu Meet and Greet (part 2) - In this episode I share my story (and recent updates to it) to a new audience during an informal meet and greet on the island of Oahu in Hawaii. Part 2 of 2.

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Oahu Meet and Greet (part 1) - I share my story (and recent updates to it) to a new audience during an informal meet and greet in Hawaii. Part 1 of 2.

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By Carol Colvin

Every September, I pull out my autumn bin and start decorating. Come October, I layer in the Halloween touches. By November, Halloween makes its exit and in comes the Thanksgiving dec...

By Beckie Dragon

I worked at the LDS Church Office Building doing family Indexing. Typing the information in front of me was mostly mindless work, but over the course of two weeks, I kept hearing a p...

By Beckie Dragon

I’ve never really trusted God’s timing.

Somewhere deep down, I believed that if I just begged hard enough, long enough, He’d eventually see things my way. I know that sounds terribl...

By Carol Colvin

In every difficult circumstance, there is the seed of something good—and the good is in proportion to the difficulty. I can think of many moments in my life that have helped me unders...

By Carol Colvin

When my kids were little, it wasn’t unusual for one of them to come to me in a panic, insisting they had looked everywhere but their Ninja Turtle, their baseball cleat, or their prize...

By Beckie Dragon

There was a time in my life when I was a new mother juggling four stepchildren on a regular basis. Then, my husband and I began growing our own family—eventually adding four more chi...

By Carol Colvin

My favorite experience with the Law of Vibration has to do with three things I told myself I didn’t want—but secretly did—and how I got on the right vibration to receive them.

The ye...

By Judy Young

If I plant a seed in the ground and give it the proper care, it will grow.
If I drop a coin in a vending machine, push the right buttons, and make a selection, my snack will be delivere...

By Carol Colvin

The Law of Relativity teaches that nothing is inherently good or bad—until it's compared to something else. There’s no “up” without a “down,” no “tall” without “short,” no “rich” with...