Turn on the Light
Isn’t it interesting the difference in how we move, how we see, when the lights are out? Think of your … Continue reading Turn on the Light
Tag: truth
The Lie that Keeps Us from Doing the Stuff We Need to Do
I’m not a fan of negative titles, but in this case it is the only way to give you an … Continue reading The Lie that Keeps Us from Doing the Stuff We Need to Do
Living with an Eye of Faith
So, you’re standing at the starting line for a half marathon. The shot is about to sound. Do you have … Continue reading Living with an Eye of Faith
Recognizing the Guidance from the Holy Ghost: You Can Do It
While all of us may have some experiences and memories of times when we have received clear impressions and instructions … Continue reading Recognizing the Guidance from the Holy Ghost: You Can Do It
The Lost Art of Pondering
If you like this blog post I ask you to share it! Ponder whether it can help the people who … Continue reading The Lost Art of Pondering
What is Doctrine?
In a church where people talk about having “the truth,” and being so grateful to have “the truth,” I find … Continue reading What is Doctrine?
The Power to BECOME: Spiritual Independence
Doctrine: There is a difference between doing good and becoming good. We cannot truly become good, or as God is, … Continue reading The Power to BECOME: Spiritual Independence
Back to the Tree: A Different Perspective on Lehi’s Dream
I’m going out of my normal format on this post. It’s a poem…and a painting. I have to be honest. … Continue reading Back to the Tree: A Different Perspective on Lehi’s Dream
Together Forever: What Does It Really Mean?
Forever Families is one of the few notable doctrines that Latter-day Saints preach about that sets them apart from all … Continue reading Together Forever: What Does It Really Mean?
Don’t Wish it was Easier. Get Stronger.
Doctrine: The law of opposition requires that true joy comes only in response to true sacrifice. Getting something easy only … Continue reading Don’t Wish it was Easier. Get Stronger.
