Rare Faith Blog

By Natalie Earl

In the fall of 2019, I had been impressed to begin getting up when I woke up to study my scriptures and talk with God.  I committed to getting up when I woke up and discovered during ...

By Natalie Earl

There have been moments in my life when I’ve found myself on my knees, pleading with God for answers. One day in particular stands out—a day when I was desperately praying to know how...

By Jennifer Davis

I want to share something with you—not because I want to talk about it, because honestly, I don’t—but because I know that if I’m feeling this way, others might be too. I want those ...

By Jennifer Davis

In November 2023, my daughter Lizzy underwent major surgery on both of her legs. Her recovery has been slow and painful. Four months later, I’m doing my best to stay positive and re...

By Jennifer Davis

In September 2023, I started taking a class called Guided Mindset Mastery. One of the first assignments was to set inconsequential goals—a way of imagining and feeling something we ...

By Marcianne Stewart

From the time I was a little girl, all the way through school, whenever we had those lessons about “What do you want to be when you grow up?” I always had the same answer: a stay...

By Natalie Earl

Several months ago, I was given $100, and I felt the Spirit clearly prompt me to tuck it behind my phone case. So I did. And over time, I completely forgot it was there. I carried it ...

By Jennifer Davis

Five months ago, my daughter Lizzy underwent major surgery on her legs. Since then, I’ve been working to gather my thoughts, come to terms with everything, and keep my mindset stead...

By Natalie Earl

It was August of 2023 when my friend reached out to me, excited about an event she had just discovered. She often had great ideas and would regularly share them with me, but this time...

By Marcianne Stewart

Every three to four months, I’d feel “off.” And when that feeling came, my thoughts would spiral:

“Something is wrong.”
“I don’t like when this happens.”
“Life sucks.”
“I’ll nev...