Rare Faith Blog

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

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 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

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 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

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

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...

By Katie Vrajich

By law, what we focus on most is exactly what we attract into our lives. If we don’t want to attract more of what we don’t like, then we’d better start choosing something better to f...

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 Jan Lambert

I’d had to quit a job I loved and go on Disability because of illness. I didn’t have the strength to cook proper meals, so I began grabbing whatever was easiest, hoping it would give m...

By Adam Porter

The Law of Perpetual Transmutation is a universal law that teaches us something powerful: things and circumstances are always shifting—from a non-existent, unseen state into a physical...

By Linda Knudsen

My husband was relentless in his desire. Our firstborn wasn’t even a year old when he asked, “When are we going to Disneyland?”

Disneyland?
My brain just about short-circuited. That...

By Linda Knudsen

I stood outside the store, holding Nettie’s hand. My other arm was full of groceries, and our three other children stood close behind, waiting for my cue to move. As we approached a ...

By Doug Lange

Sometimes life feels like a yo-yo. When we're up, we brace ourselves for the inevitable downturn. When we're down, we hope—sometimes desperately—that things will swing back up. In truth...

By Doug Lange

If everything going on inside of us—our thoughts and emotions—could be translated into a musical note, and everything happening outside of us—our life’s circumstances—could also be turn...

By Doug Lange

My family and I went through two-and-a-half years of unemployment during the Great Recession. It was incredibly hard—but strangely, it also became one of the greatest experiences of my ...

By Doug Lange

The Law of Relativity teaches that nothing in life is inherently good or bad—things simply are. We’re the ones who assign meaning to our experiences. What we label as “bad” often only f...