The other day, my niece posted this picture on Facebook:
Hey, little Teddy Graham – how did you find yourself in with all those Cheerios?
Hmmm.
Better way to Friday
Waiting for the Prodigal
by Brent H. Nielson
This has a great personal experience of when a loved one lets go of the iron rod and slips into the mist of darkness.
I can do hard things…once
Shift Work
Is It Still Wonderful to You?
by Gerald Causse
“If ye have felt to sing the song of redeeming love, can ye feel so now?” asked Alma a long time ago to a group of people. The same question is asked of us.
giggles
Sometimes it’s the very smallest and simplest things that make me smile.
another Monday
Seeking the Lord
by Jose A. Teixeira
“Let us not leave for tomorrow what we can do today. It is now that we must come unto Christ because ‘if [we] believe [Him], [we] will labor while it is called today’.”
If you’re thinking of letting go, don’t
I’ve been sitting on this topic for awhile. To be honest, I am reluctant to share. But perhaps there is someone out there who can use this. I sure hope that’s the case because I’m about to divulge some hidden part of me. The darkness that has surfaced occasionally. That forbidden thought of what if. What if I did the unthinkable? What if I purposefully traded in the great gift of life and gave it all up? I’m going to share a few thoughts about that taboo topic of suicide.
