Rare Faith Blog

By Monica Zollinger

Sometimes, it’s hard to live up to the expectations others place on us. But more importantly, it can be even harder to become the person we truly want to be. Deep down, we all asp...

By Monica Zollinger

Life is full of ups and downs—it’s just the natural order of things. At my Grandma’s cabin, there was a giant log teeter-totter that could fit at least ten kids on each side, with...

By Wayne Hafner

The Law of Rhythm teaches that nature moves in cycles. There’s repetition in everything.

We see it all around us: in the movement of the planets, in the changing seasons, the ebb and...

By Wayne Hafner

The Law of Polarity states that everything has an opposite. More than that, it teaches that everything has an opposite of equal degree.

For example:

If it’s a long journey to walk...

By Wayne Hafner

The Law of Relativity is a powerful tool for keeping our thoughts in a positive space. It teaches us that nothing we experience is inherently good or bad—those labels only exist in re...

By Wayne Hafner

According to Leslie Householder's book Hidden Treasures: 

The Law of Gestation teaches us that in all of creation, there is a masculine and a feminine expression in every kind. For l...

By Monica Zollinger

Every situation or circumstance we find ourselves in is neither good nor bad. It just is. Nothing we experience is fundamentally positive or negative—until we assign meaning to it...

By Wayne Hafner

The Law of Transmutation states that everything—every object, every circumstance—is either moving into physical form or dissolving out of it. Or, as Leslie Householder puts it: “Every...

By Monica Zollinger

Many times, I’ve been in the car with my family, driving to visit relatives or explore new places. Halfway through the trip, without fail, I hear, “Are we there yet?” That’s usual...

By Monica Zollinger

Is there really such a thing as chance or luck?

According to Dictionary.com, chance is “the absence of any cause of events that can be predicted, understood, or controlled,” or s...

By Monica Zollinger

“Let’s make popcorn!” Jeff said as we wrapped up a research paper for his class. We grabbed the hot air popper and poured in some yellow kernels. As they started to heat up, we wa...

When your spouse isn’t on board with your goal, it can feel like you have only two choices:
Give up on the goal… or give up on your spouse.

At first, I thought I was the only one who wrestled with th...

By Angi Bair

Rivers flow through the mountains and valleys all around us. Sometimes they move quietly—so smooth and calm you can hardly tell the water’s moving. Other times, they roar—rushing over ro...

My sweet mother wrote and sent me a beautiful piece relating the rare faith principles to the wonders of a dream catcher. Enjoy:

Dream Catcher

I may not feel greatly gifted.
But as chaff in my life i...

The following comes from Madeleine Blomberg from Sweden:

"I just want to tell someone: I have an issue with money and haven't earned any for 15 years. (Fell ill - and I didn't know how I could change...

By Jimi Teague

Several months ago, I attended a business training in Arizona. On my way home, while passing time in the airport, I picked up a package of Arizona Seeds for my youngest son. He’d been ...

By Jimi Teague

Several months ago, my grandma broke her ankle and needed a wheelchair. We searched everywhere—online, in stores—but couldn’t find one that fit our budget. Eventually, I let it go. I m...

By Jimi Teague

There’s a story Steve Harvey tells that carries a powerful lesson—one that applies to so many areas of life. He talks about having an old car up on blocks sitting in his driveway. He h...