Rare Faith Blog

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 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

I was a horse-crazy kid—the kind who prayed for a horse, dreamed about horses, and couldn’t think of anything better than living and breathing all things equine. We lived on a farm, so...

By Adam Porter

The Law of Perpetual Transmutation is a universal law wherein things and circumstances are continually coming and going from a non-existent state to a physical, temporal state. Perpetu...

By Linda Knudsen

My husband was relentless in his desire. Our first-born son wasn't yet a year old. "When are we going to Disneyland?"

"Disneyland? Disneyland?" My mind boggled. This word was NOT pa...

By Doug Lange

The tires on our Suburban were very worn with little to no tread on them. But, we couldn't afford to buy new tires because at that time I had been unemployed for almost two years. We ha...

Sometimes it works. Sometimes it doesn’t. And here’s one reason why:

If you've had a breakthrough but then found it harder and harder to recreate that success, you're not alone.

We're here on Earth ...

By Sandra Boyer

The Law of Perpetual Transmutation teaches that circumstances and things are always in motion—either coming into form or going out—based on your thoughts. That means your happiness, s...

By Karilyn Barnett

The Law of Perpetual Transmutation teaches us that everything is either moving into physical form—or moving out of it.

When we stay focused on an idea, goal, creation, or desire, ...

By Cameran Hadlock

Law of Perpetual Transmutation

I want to introduce you to a fascinating law of the Universe called the Law of Perpetual Transmutation. This law was first introduced to me by Lesli...