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I like to keep it simple.   Each of us is a child of God with a potential destiny of eternal life. Every other label, even including occupation, race, physical characteristics, or honors, is temporary or trivial in eternal terms." (President Dallin H. Oaks, Where Will This Lead? , April 2019 Ge...

I can relate to these feelings. There's something beautiful about their being well articulated.

A good one, Edward—though I had to look up "bivouac" in the dictionary.

"A temporary camp without tents or cover, used especially by soldiers or mountaineers."

Happy Father's Day to all!

Right, Ian! President Nelson reminded us of this recently when he cautioned:   The spirit in each of us naturally yearns for family love to last forever. Love songs perpetuate a false hope that love is all you need if you want to be together forever. And some erroneously believe that the Resurrectio...

As I was cleaning out the clerk's office in our meetinghouse, I found a pamphlet authored by President Spencer W. Kimball, providing the following insights:   Homosexuality certainly is a leaky cistern. It means waste of power, an end to the family and to the civilization. ... One young man sought t...

Thank you, Ian. I agree with the things you've shared.

Nicely done! How sweet that we have the technology to capture these things and be able to share them with one another.

I'll add Washington's farewell address to my reading list. "The common and continual mischiefs of the spirit of party are sufficient to make it the interest and duty of a wise people to discourage and restrain it." So true.

I like this! Thank you for sharing it.

President Oaks spoke of three fundamental doctrinal truths that God has revealed: “ First , … that God created ‘male and female,’” and that this “binary creation is essential to the plan of salvation.” “ Second , modern revelation teaches that eternal life, the greatest gift of God to His children,...

Some things are simply true. The arbiter of truth is God—not your favorite social media news feed, not Google, and certainly not those who are disaffected from the Church. President Spencer W. Kimball taught that absolute truth cannot be “altered by the opinions of men. . . . If men are really humb...

We live in stressful times. ... We also have the challenge of living in a godless and increasingly amoral generation. More and more publicized voices deny or doubt the existence of God. More and more support the idea that all authority and all rules of behavior are man-made and can be accepted or r...

I think it served as a good primer for them, but we'll continue to discuss those things going forward. We're blessed to live so close to temples as well, which helps make them a regular part of their lives.

Yes, our family has enjoyed studying Come, Follow Me every evening and we are astonished by the insights that Jane and Abby share with us. It's been a great blessing. We're taking a 7-day break this week, though, to learn more about the temple (in response to Elder Bednar's invitation from general c...