Never Have A Boring Sacrament Meeting Again
Imagine with me that you’re sitting in the chapel. The meeting has just started. The youth speaker stands up and begins reading her talk word-for-word from a piece of paper,
Living the Gospel a moment at a time
Imagine with me that you’re sitting in the chapel. The meeting has just started. The youth speaker stands up and begins reading her talk word-for-word from a piece of paper,
Church leaders have always told us to be careful of what we watch, read, and listen to. Why does it matter? How does it affect what we believe? As a
Is temple work important to the Lord? Does the adversary care about it? The answer to both is an emphatic “yes!” Several years ago, a temple was announced that was
Continue readingDoes the adversary interfere with temple work?
As part of a continuing study about the temple, I came across a diary entry by Brigham Young, dated January 12, 1846. What struck me about this was the urgency
Continue readingBrigham Young’s Journal Entry: January 12, 1846
As we’re studying the New Testament this year, I thought I’d pass this along. A couple of years ago, I went to Education Week. I took a class called “Translating
President Russell M. Nelson is the current prophet and leader of The Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-day Saints. He was born in Salt Lake City, Utah, on September 9,
Many people have taken up the study of ancient languages such as Greek and Hebrew to understand the Bible better. There is absolutely nothing wrong with that. One can learn
Austin Farrer writes, “For though argument does not create conviction, the lack of it destroys belief. What seems to be proved may not be embraced; but what no one shows
For a long time, the “Letter to a CES Director” bothered me for two reasons. The first reason was that it felt like an attempt to destroy folks’ testimonies more
In the last few blog posts, I’ve hopefully made sure that everyone is aware that the Church is not perfect, its leaders are not perfect, and our standard works are