Fulfillment in Family
The intense service rendered in the name of family is the water and sunlight for a seed, the sweat and soreness for strength, and the matches and lighter fluid for a raging bonfire.
Don't be hatin' on Santa!
Those of us who prefer a Christ-centered Christmas should guard against being judgy of the secondary symbols of Christmas.
"I said NO!"
Even if I didn't like it — or understand it — there is no denying that my mother loved me and was only looking out for me. Over time my experiences have taught me that God loves me and watches out for me in a similar fashion.
Are We Losing? (by Joseph Grenny)
A Gospel Perspective on Imperfect Families
That Unforgettable Thanksgiving
They were the only couple I knew in our school who were poorer than we were.
Harry Potter and the Anchorage Flasher
We'll never forget what happened to us that cold November day in Anchorage, Alaska as we waited to see our first-ever Harry Potter movie.
Elon Musk's "High Intensity" Mismanagement
The weirdest week in Silicon Valley history just happened, and the crazy is not over yet by a long shot!
I don't speak for the Church — and neither do you
The Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-day Saints said Tuesday it would back proposed federal legislation to safeguard same-sex marriages.
Time In The Day
Yes perhaps as I ponder events of the day,
Then as long as I can without wavering say,
“The best that I could with the time that I had,”
Is fulfilling enough and sufficiently glad.
Rust Never Sleeps
While you do things the way you've always done, others have started again — this time more intelligently. And it is just a matter of time before they leave you behind by leveraging the advantage you that thought you didn't have time to master yourself.
Believe it or not, Kalani Sitake is the solution
Smart BYU fans *WANT* Kalani Sitake to be BYU's head football coach for the next 20+ years. In fact, they have just locked into that mindset, and are not tempted by people who pretend to know more than they actually do.
Yes to Apologetics
Elder Neal A. Maxwell wrote, “Defending the faith intelligently is only one kind of aid we might offer our far-flung brothers and sisters, albeit surely the most important one.”