Rare Faith Blog

By Marcianne Stewart

When I first heard Eleanor Roosevelt’s quote, “Comparison is the thief of joy,” it really resonated with me!  Naturally, I found myself using comparison three different ways—whic...

By Jennifer Davis

Five months ago, my daughter Lizzy underwent major surgery on her legs. Since then, I’ve been working to gather my thoughts, come to terms with everything, and keep my mindset stead...

By Jennifer Davis

I want to share something with you—not because I want to dwell on it (honestly, I don’t)—but because if I’m feeling this way, I know others might be too. And I want those people to ...

By Andrea Mabey

Have you ever imagined a hot, gooey cinnamon roll—just dripping with icing—and suddenly realized you needed one? My son John says that imagining delicious food is 85% of cooking. And ...

Meet Mindset Mastery Graduate Heidi Dahlke.

Heidi has shown demonstrable growth as she moved through various Rare Faith programs, including Sales School and enrolling in the Facilitator track.

As wi...

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 Rochelle Lloyd

The law of relativity teaches that nothing is inherently good or bad—it all depends on the value we place on it. Let me illustrate with the story of our family’s move.

For most of ...

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 Helen Huntsman

Seeing $1,450.72 withdrawn from my checking account could mean something exciting… or something awful.

Seeing $1,450.72 withdrawn after realizing I’d lost my debit card?

Yeah. Rea...

Meet Leslie Williams:

I am pleased to announce Leslie as a Mindset Mastery Honors Graduate! Leslie is a kind and caring single mother, who is motivated to succeed. While she may seem quiet, she has a...

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

By Christy Lee

In 2014, I ran the Layton, Utah Marathon with two of my friends. We had set a bold goal: finish in under 4 hours—a personal record for all three of us.

Race morning came, and it was p...

By Bethany Theulen

I recently had what I’d call the clearest, most unforgettable experience with the Law of Relativity since first learning about the universal laws. It was one of those moments that ...

By Jill MacDonald

Many years ago, I read Leslie Householder’s book Hidden Treasures. At the time, I was in the thick of a situation that felt really bad. I couldn’t see it as anything but bad—until I...

By Heather Backman

The Law of Relativity states, “nothing we experience is fundamentally good or bad.”
Experience, by itself, is neutral. We are the ones who attach meaning to it—often influenced by ...

Here is a beautiful example of how using these laws can be applied to all aspects of our lives:

When Adrian took time to visualize what she wanted and felt the feelings of those visions as though it ...

By Heather Gibson

I felt passed over and unseen. I had been consistent and poured countless hours into my work, but I was being held to standards that put me at a major disadvantage compared to my co...