Rare Faith Blog

By Jan Lambert

Let’s say “Sam” is new to the world of Attraction. He would have to be—because if he were already well-versed in it, we wouldn’t be talking about him.

Sam is here because he has a pro...

By Emily Clawson

I’ve always wanted to be a writer.

In elementary school, I made picture books out of crayons, paper, and staples—then marched through the neighborhood trying to sell them like they ...

By Linda Knudsen

While driving my husband to work this morning, he reflected,

"Today was a good day. I want to be able to get excited about the good things happening to me. But I also want to feel

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By Adam Porter

When you set a goal and believe that the result will come, it's important to remember that everything coming into physical form has its own timing. This is known as the gestation perio...

By Adam Porter

By Adam Porter

When you’re feeling down, when nothing seems to be going your way, and it feels like the world is crumbling around you—remember this: those feelings begin with thoughts. Negative thoug...

By Adam Porter

When life feels especially difficult, hold fast to the laws that unlock the blessings. The greatest good often comes after your deepest trials—but only after you've proven your faithfu...

By Adam Porter

What goes up must come down.

Much like the Law of Polarity, the Law of Rhythm helps us appreciate the good times even more when we're going through the hard ones. Life moves like the ...

By Adam Porter

The Law of Polarity teaches us that everything has an opposite: yes and no, big and small, hot and cold, right and wrong. As we read in scripture, “For it must needs be that there is a...

By Adam Porter

Nothing in the universe is ever still—everything is in a constant state of motion or vibration. Science confirms it: molecules vibrate, radio waves vibrate, even people vibrate. Though...

By Adam Porter

Things are constantly coming into physical form—and just as constantly moving out of it. Thanks to our agency, we can take ideas that begin as thoughts and, through intention and actio...

By Jan Lambert

Growing up with few goals—my primary one being “to survive” and the secondary, but just as vital, “to keep anybody from taking anything away from me”—was the natural outcome of what we...

By Jan Lambert

Mother had a vicious temper and a violent streak. She screamed vile names and beat us daily. Father was emotionally distant, always critical, and rarely present in a meaningful way. Ne...

By Jan Lambert

It works with money. It works with other things, too. Depend on it.

You may already know that I have some disabilities and have been on Disability since 1991. Over the years, I’ve had...

By Jan Lambert

One of the greatest obstacles to success is acquiring the business skills necessary to thrive. We might have a big dream, an excellent product, or a beautiful website, but without the ...

By Travis Giauque

Have you ever sat back and wondered, “Where am I headed?” or “What do I want to do—or be—when I grow up?” If you’re anything like me, that thought has crossed the screen of your min...

By Jan Lambert

My goal to leave Disability began with the death of my old PC. I bought a book of foundations and wrote a grant proposal for the money to buy a new computer. I wanted a laptop. When I ...

By Jan Lambert

Writing and watching Goal Statements come true has been a fascinating experience for me. One of my very first short-term goal statements was for the money to take a three-week road tri...