The lost soul
with the eyes that search
looking for a home
or sanctuary or church. Continue reading
It’s easy to drown this time of year. We try to pack so much into so little time (despite the ever growing season). If we’re not careful or plan carefully we may lose sight of what’s important. Then what? Continue reading
by Elder D. Todd Christofferson
and Elder Gerrit W. Gong
This morning I read the account of the people of Alma living in the land of Helam. They had broken apart from the people of King Noah and joined in covenant to live the law of the Lord. They were free, industrious, and happy. But then the Lamanites found them and they were forced to live in bondage. While in bondage their taskmasters were severe and made life difficult for them. The Lord strengthened them so that they could endure their trials and eventually they were delivered from bondage and joined King Mosiah in the land of Zarahemla. (Mosiah 23-24) Continue reading
I am a fan of texting. In my opinion, it is one of the best inventions. Ever. Continue reading
Ugh! I used to love the Christmas season. There was such a feeling in the air of love and excitement. It felt like anything truly was possible. Continue reading
by President Dallin H. Oaks
and Brian K. Ashton
I have thought a lot about truth and specifically how two opposing forces can both lay claim to it. Shouldn’t there only be one victor? How can two opposite sides claim truth? Is there even such a thing as truth? How can I make sure I’m leaning on truth and not popular opinion?
Despite my many ponderings on the subject I don’t have an answer for you.
But President Oaks does. Continue reading
I know I’m a lazy sort. There’s no secret in that. But sometimes even I am amazed at the lengths I go to just to be lazy. Continue reading
I live on the outskirts of town
that is where I choose to be.
Or, at least, I’m comfortable
with no one around me. Continue reading
I am about done with winter. And it hasn’t even officially started yet. Oh boy. It’s gonna be a long season, isn’t it? Continue reading