As a kid, I never wondered if the gospel was true or not because it always, just, was. There was nothing to doubt or debate, I had a witness from the spirit when I was about nine years old and I ran with it. I never really sought out more confirmations, but as I would …
Latter-day Saint Life
Recently I was asked to give a talk in Sacrament Meeting. But unlike normal talks where a topic is given, as the Sunday School President of my ward, I was not given a topic, but rather charged with choosing the topic of my talk. The process of choosing was almost as bad as the public …
From the Conference Archives: George Albert Smith’s Apr. 1935 talk on sharing the gospel of Jesus Christ with the whole world and how it starts at home
Many people believe avoiding conflict is key to being a peacemaker. In reality, avoiding conflict is antithetical to being a peacemaker.
Elder Matthew Cowley of the Twelve Apostles shares a tender story of an 8-year-old boy named Joe. He exhorts us to be like Joe.
There is a dangerous push inside the Church for a more feminine Jesus Christ and Gospel. Now more than ever we need the balanced Christ!
Ministering was a call to be higher and holier than what was expected of us under home teaching. So are we? Or are we being lower and lazier?
A sermon on the duties of Parents to ensure their homes are a center of learning and that their children are instructed in vital matters.
Faithfully looking back and reconciling the First Presidency’s urging that members of the Church get the COVID-19 Vaccine.
Black Jesus? White Jesus? Greek Jesus? Samoan Jesus? A Latter-day Saint perspective on the world’s focus on the race of Jesus Christ.