Edward Grinnan, Author at Guideposts

In the locker room I dressed slowly, pondering this sudden realization that I was definitely, positively no longer young…

I’d awoken an instant before I heard the screeching tires, and I was already praying. What did it mean?

Today was going to be one of those days when nothing happened. And that was good.

He was praying with virtually every step: Guide me God, praise you Jesus… I started to pray with him.

Faith is a kind of filter that brings things I can’t understand into focus, a beacon that lights my way through darkness.

Young graduates are so inspiring. They remind me of a lesson I learned from one of my own professors…

What an inspiring treat, what an inspiring story. Isn’t that what a family is? A story?

Stepping outside time: When we pray, dream or love, we are with God.

Jones is an accurate face of the disease of alcoholism, of relapse and denial. His struggles were as much an inspiration as his successes.

As Pat Summerall came to grips with his alcoholism, he began to read the Bible daily and opened his heart to God.

Guideposts Editor-in-Chief Edward Grinnan offers insight on how to pray when your dreams seem worlds away from God’s plan.

I was confident God would give me some difficulty to write inspiringly about. But God let me down this time. Or did he?

Edward Grinnan