A Mother’s Heart
A mother's heart, a sacred place,
Of clement pulse and
Do You Want To Improve Your Communication Skills Instantly?
Say what you mean, mean what you say.
An Interfaith Gathering at the Salt Lake Tabernacle, Focused on the Old Testament Tabernacle
Artificial interfaith-dialogue-faiths results in watered-down joint statements that achieves little or nothing except guarantee employment for professional ecumenists. Thankfully, this was nothing like that.
Two Holy Lands?
Recent recognition of similarities between the land of the Bible and the Zion of the Latter-day Saints may be taking on an interesting new hue.
On Being “Perfect” (Part Three)
This blog entry is a continuation of the discussions at “On Being ‘Perfect’ (Part One)”and “On Being ‘Perfect’ (Part Two)” and should be read in the context provided by those brief entries.
The Temple: Pathway to Heaven
In case you’re not aware of his work yet, I would also like to call attention to Jacob Hess, whom I consider one of the most interesting thinkers in the current Latter-day Saint community
The Hand-Snatch Game
It seems to be human nature to test the boundaries of complacency by inching closer and closer to a known danger convincing ourselves we won’t get harmed.
Atheism before the firing squad?
Suppose fifty trained sharp-shooters are lined up to take your life, and they all miss.
The Book of Mormon and a Gospel View of War
Incredible as it may seem, disorderly mobs screaming their outrage and indignation aren’t always the best companions for orderly reflection or the most reliable guides to the truth.
This is not a way in which I, at least, want to help fulfill prophecy
Heber C. Kimball of the First Presidency responded: “I want to say to you, my brethren, the time is coming when we will be mixed up in these now peaceful valleys to that extent that it will be difficult to tell the face of a Saint from the face of an enemy to the people of God."
Fortifying the Mountain of the Lord
I had the opportunity yesterday morning of joining with a group at the headquarters of the Temple Square renovation project in Salt Lake City. We were given a presentation about the effort by one of its leaders and, afterwards, we walked over to the site itself.
Standing with Mike Parker
Baselessly assassinating the character of Mike Parker, a friend of mine and a really good guy, isn’t exactly a step toward the Kingdom of Heaven.