Rare Faith Blog

Originally posted Nov 23, 2016

God is a God of laws. His universe operates on unchanging principles—clear causes and effects. As we come to understand and align ourselves with those laws, we naturall...

I originally posted this message in 2010, but I have new insights to add to it now.

When you're in a slump, discouraged by a perceived lack of progress, or when your objectives keep meeting with obst...

When news breaks of another tragedy (whether political violence, natural disaster, or senseless act of hate), we are left stunned. We may ask: Why? How could this happen? Where was God?

The truth is,...

Sometimes a message arrives that shines a light on how deeply the laws we talk about - like the Law of Polarity - are at work in everyday life.

When I read Audrey’s note, I couldn’t help but smile at...

This week in my class, one of our students asked a really insightful question about the Law of Vibration. She was worried that her current struggles meant she was somehow responsible for attracting th...

Every day it seems like someone is posting in local social media groups about their financial struggles—asking how anyone is managing to stay afloat in this economy. They talk about how no one’s hirin...

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 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...

The last three weeks have been a ride.

I wish every post could be full of uplifting news—encouraging, inspiring, and wrapped in a neat little bow. But to be honest, I’m not even sure what I’m going t...

Round 5 threw us a curveball!

First, a quick recap of Round 4, part 2:

Saturday 5/13/2023 - Celebrating Mother's Day

I made plans to get a pedicure while Trevan and Nick were at a father's-son's ca...

By Roseanne Dawes

We went into education because it felt safe.

My husband taught in the classroom for seven years and then spent the next fifteen in administration—all in the same building. After a ...

By Kathleen Taylor

Facebook post October 13th, 2020
Came home to a flooded bathroom, part of two bedrooms, a hall way and a closet. As I walked around the house assessing damage and processing the who...

By Lena Mattice

Life often feels like a mix of good days and bad days. But as Lehi says in the Book of Mormon:

“For it must needs be that there is an opposition in all things. If not so... righteo

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Tamara Shimmin

How do you write about the Law of Polarity without sounding like a string of clichés?

“Break in the clouds.”

“Look for the silver lining.”

“Count your blessings.”

“The glass is hal...

By Kathleen Taylor

You know how some dates just stick in your mind? How some experiences become etched into you—impossible to forget?

October 19, 2019 is one of those days for me.

Things had been r...

By Rochelle Lloyd

Vulnerability—the ability to be vulnerable.
It shows up in many forms, and most of us have to reckon with it at some point. For some, it's a minor inconvenience that appears in spec...

Today's question comes from an anonymous subscriber. She wrote:

I have a question for you. How would you suggest one would continue to use the laws you teach when dealing with the loved ones? For e

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Rare Faith isn’t just about paying the bills. It’s about healing hearts, too.

My friend Christine got divorced—and later remarried the same man.

This is her true story.

By Christine Marie Jones