Rare Faith Blog

By Karilyn Barnett

The Law of Polarity teaches us that everything has an opposite. Good and bad, hot and cold, up and down. We couldn’t recognize something as bad unless we first knew what good felt ...

By Cameran Hadlock

I have a personal challenge that I haven’t fully conquered yet—but I’m about to share how both you and I can, once and for all, overcome it.

My challenge—and probably yours too—is...

By Tammy Graham

The Law of Vibration teaches that everything is energy—constantly in motion at the molecular level. We can tap into this law to create the life we want by aligning our thoughts and em...

By Shanna Hoppie

The Law of Rhythm states:
What goes up, must come down.

We see this law everywhere in nature—in the weather, the ocean’s tides, the seasons, even the cycle of life and death. It’s p...

By Tammy Graham

The Law of Relativity teaches that nothing is inherently good or bad—it only becomes so once we compare it to something else that holds meaning for us.

It’s how we assign meaning tha...

By Denise Webster

Just like the rise and fall of ocean waves, the Law of Rhythm is always at work in our lives. It states:
"When you feel down, be grateful—because (by law) an upswing is coming."

Yo...

By Sandra Mann

It has been eight years now since I quit my job as chief "worrier" of my family.

If there was a college degree in worrying I would have had a doctorate. Most of the time I spent worry...

By Denise Webster

I try to look at situations in my life through the lens of the Law of Relativity. This law states: "Your situation is not fundamentally good or bad until you compare it to something...

By Shanna Hoppie

A few weeks ago, my seven-year-old son was playing in a championship baseball tournament. The final game didn’t end until 10:30 p.m. It was late, everyone was exhausted, and we still...

By Shanna Hoppie

The Law of Gestation states:

Everything has a natural season or “clock” for growth. A human baby takes nine months, an oak tree takes years to become a seedling, and corn is planted...

By Sandra Mann

“Your husband has been in an accident at work and you need to go to him now.” Those words came from the white-faced supervisor who had just received the phone call where I worked at th...

By Ken Carroll

The Law of Gender teaches that in nature, every kind of life requires both a male and female: one to plant the seed, and one to grow and nurture it. In the same way, our minds are the ...

By Ken Carroll

The Law of Cause and Effect tells us that in nature, every cause produces an effect, and every effect has a cause. Nothing happens by chance. Newton put it simply: for every action, th...

By Renae Pelo

As the mother of ten children, I’ve had a lot of experience with the Law of Gestation—the idea that everything has a natural gestation period before it comes to life. I was pregnant for...

By Sandra Mann

"We need a house."

I announced this to my husband one December evening after spending all day staring at the same walls of our small two-bedroom apartment. I was on bed rest, expectin...

By Melanie Valderrama

The Law of Relativity states that your situation isn’t inherently good or bad—it only becomes one or the other when you compare it to something else.

I used to be a chronic com...

By Alisa Hancock

The Law of Polarity teaches that everything of consequence has an opposite.

Life is just as good and joyful as it is bad and bitter. If something is bad, it is also good. If somethi...

By Alisa Hancock

The Law of Relativity teaches us that nothing we experience is inherently good or bad—it only becomes so when we compare it to something else.

Think about it: when we measure our li...