Rare Faith Blog

Meet Cari Skrdla, Mindset Mastery Honors Graduate:

In the Mindset Mastery program, students are instructed on the laws and principles that activate unseen help. That unseen help orchestrates resource...

By Alyson Porter

When you’re feeling down, remember this: an upswing is always on its way. Plan for a steady, endless progression upward.

I’m a mom of four amazing kids—and I love each of them dearl...

By Alyson Porter

There was a time in my life when everything looked very, very different than it does now. I was struggling mentally, emotionally, financially—and everywhere in between. I felt beaten...

By Alyson Porter

The Law of Relativity states that your situation is not fundamentally good or bad until you compare it to something else.

This truth has surfaced in my life again and again—one powe...

By: Julie Reynolds (name has been changed)

Do you have someone in your life—someone you love deeply—who just refuses to accept the possibility of true joy? I do. And I know how heartbreaking that can...

by Ann Ferguson

Years ago, I believed that living in lack was simply my lot in life. It felt like I was missing everything—everything but the air I was required to breathe. I lacked love: my husband ...

By Molly Simpson

Developing Consistency with Momentum

We’ve all been there—we want our business to take flight, our relationships to feel deep and meaningful, our home to sparkle with order and clea...

Sometimes adversity persists until you finally make peace with it. Finding a seed of equal or greater benefit it contains can help that happen. As you find the seed and nurture it, your energy shif...

This is part TWO of two on the topic of disappointments, marriage, and miracles. Learn about what to do when your spouse is not on the same page with you about goals. Discover how rare faith princip...

By Cosette Snarr

My husband suffered from epilepsy—uncontrolled seizures—which made life incredibly difficult, to say the least. To make matters worse, I carried a deep resentment about the whole sit...

By Cosette Snarr

Several years ago, we were living in a twin home. This was before they were called "townhomes" and considered a smart option for homeownership. Back then, places like ours were mostl...

By Cosette Snarr

I married the man of my dreams. He was handsome, kind, funny, and always willing to lend a hand around the house. As we welcomed four children into our lives, my joy only grew. Toget...

Today's Question comes from Allyson. She wanted to know:

"How do I visualize paying off debt, without creating a subconscious desire for MORE debt to pay off?"

In her words:

I've been listening to ...

By Cosette Snarr

 My husband had suffered from uncontrolled seizures for over 25 years. I’d tried everything to fix them—and, if I’m honest, to fix him. Nothing worked. Eventually, I gave up. My atti...

By Dawn Norton

A few months ago, I was asked to teach a short class on faith. Since then, I’ve expanded on what I taught and worked to make these ideas more accessible—especially for those unfamiliar...

By Colleen Corbett

A few years ago, I came to a crossroads in my life.

Still carrying some hefty baggage—but now armed with a few hard-won tools to keep moving forward—I was ready to go… I just had ...

By Colleen Corbett

“Every adversity, every failure, and every heartache carries with it the seed of an equivalent or greater benefit.”
~Napoleon Hill

I’ve come to believe that the harder or more mis...

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...