Rare Faith Blog

By Helen Huntsman "Should we call this ‘crashing’ or ‘rest’?" While brainstorming story ideas with my daughter to illustrate the Law of Rhythm, we flipped through Hidden Treasures by Leslie Householder for inspiration. “We used to think of it as a crash,” she said. “And now we call it intenti...

By Helen Huntsman Seeing $1,450.72 withdrawn from my checking account could mean something exciting… or something awful. Seeing $1,450.72 withdrawn after realizing I’d lost my debit card?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. Really not great. Do I have your attention? Good. Let’s talk about how this very real moment in my...

By Helen Huntsman I was trapped in the bathroom. Okay, "trapped" might sound a little dramatic—but when you're staring at a bathroom door handle and realize you physically can't pull hard enough to open it, well... trapped is exactly how it feels. And not even in a fancy bathroom! Honestly, i...

By Helen Huntsman Okay, so apparently “despaired” isn’t technically a word—but we’re going to pretend it is, because it just fits. About a month and a half ago, I found myself scribbling in my journal, deep in a funk. I literally wrote, “I have been discouraged, disappointed, and despaired. I ...

By Helen Huntsman You know that saying, “I’ll sleep when I’m dead”? I’ve decided that people who say that have never actually been tired. Today I want to share a little about my experience with chronic fatigue. The Rare Faith assignment was to talk about “how to overcome it.” And while I wish...

By Helen Huntsman Today, I want to share a personal story about the Vacuum Law of Prosperity—so you know there’s always hope. Like many people, one of the most vivid stories that comes to mind is about a car of necessity. It wasn’t the dream car. But it filled a need and stayed within our budg...

By Helen Huntsman My husband’s voice called from the kitchen: “Have you seen my car keys?” I was upstairs folding laundry and honestly, I was confused. I responded, “Pardon?” You have to understand—in our 38 years of marriage, my husband has NEVER lost his car keys. Not once. When we bought hi...