Rare Faith Blog

This Law teaches that everything meaningful has an opposite.

You can’t fall six feet if you’re only four feet up. You can’t turn left unless “right” is also an option. "Yes" only means something beca...

By Denise Webster

Oftentimes, when setting goals, we think that we have to work hard or that things won't come easy to us. I have learned the value of having a goal statement with careful wording. By...

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 Karilyn Barnett

The Law of Gestation states that every physical seed has a given gestation or incubation period.  Our ideas are seeds of a spiritual nature and they too have a given gestation time...

By Cameran Hadlock

I have a great personal challenge that I have yet to overcome, but I am about to reveal to you how I, and you, will finally and absolutely conquer it. My challenge, and probably yo...

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 Shanna Hoppie

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

You find this law everywhere in nature - the weather, the waves of the ocean, the seasons of the year, life and death. This i...

By Tammy Graham

The Law of Vibration states that everything is energy and in a constant state of motion or vibration on a molecular level. We can use this law to get what we want out of life by using...

By Denise Webster

Like the waves of the ocean moving up and down, the Law of Rhythm affects our life. The Law of Rhythm states: "When you feel down be grateful knowing that (by law) there is an upswi...

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...