Rare Faith Blog

By Denise Webster

In Hidden Treasures by Leslie Householder, she explains the Law of Perpetual Transmutation this way:

“Circumstances and things are perpetually coming or going according to your t

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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 Relativity teaches that nothing is inherently good or bad until we choose to assign a positive or negative meaning to it. Something that happens just is. If I imagine myself...

By Renae Pelo

Whenever we live a law, we receive its natural consequence. But when it comes to relationships, for some reason, we tend to expect things to improve just because. Because we really want...

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

When I was about six years old, my mother taught me a poem—At Breakfast Time by Edgar A. Guest. She signed me up to recite it at our local church talent show, and to my delight, I won a...

By Alisa Hancock

As we begin applying new principles in our lives, we quickly notice a pattern: sometimes everything flows effortlessly, and we feel aligned with life and purpose. Other times, it fee...

By Alisa Hancock

The Law of Perpetual Transmutation teaches that everything is either coming into form or fading out of it. All creation begins in the spiritual realm before it ever shows up in the p...

I had another epiphany this week.

Maybe it won’t be a new idea to you—but for me, it hit differently:

What do you want for your children?
What kind of life do you hope they’ll experience?
When you i...

I rarely speak out on topics that might stir the pot. And for the last few months, I’ve tried to keep quiet. But I can’t stay silent any longer.

To save you some time, here’s who might want to read t...

My husband took our children (except the baby) to the store on Saturday. But before leaving, he knocked on the bedroom door I was behind and said, “You have free reign of the home for a little while, ...