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My 2-year-old had been battling a chest cold for a few days, and the back-to-back sleepless nights were really taking a toll on me. The brain fog was very real, my eyes burned, and my limbs throbbed with exhaustion. I yearned for rest, but sleep eluded me. I just had too much on my mind. I am a chronic worrier, you see, and I couldn’t kick the anxiety I was feeling. Then, for whatever reason, I thought about a nearly empty photo box on a shelf in my closet.
Before I became pregnant, someone told me, "Don't have a baby. Babies ruin your body."
How many returned missionaries do you know who come home from their missions and find the transition rough? Maybe you even experienced it firsthand as a returned missionary. But it doesn’t have to be that way.
January 23, 2019—the day Kyle Dory of Laramie, Wyoming, eagerly looked forward to entering the missionary training center.
Have you ever heard someone say, “Oh, I’m not creative”? I’ve not only heard this phrase dozens of times, I’ve also said it. But is it true?
I think this is my favorite Mormon Message of all time. One minute I was laughing, then the next minute, without warning, I started to cry. Includes a particularly touching part of Elder Scott's most recent general conference address, "The Eternal Blessings of Marriage." (This was posted a couple of years ago, but we just can't ignore it on Valentine's Day!)
What does it mean to be a Latter-day Saint? I think most would probably answer the title applies to someone who is a baptized member and adheres to the doctrines of The Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-day Saints. However, some add more — agreement with political conservatism. I don’t know how many times I’ve heard the question, stated in different ways: How can someone be an active member of the Church and be a Democrat? Where did this kind of thinking come from?
There are few talks I recommend more highly than Brad Wilcox’s talk on grace: “His Grace Is Sufficient“. I hope you’ll all go and read it, but in case you want a quicker read, I’ve compiled 6 takeaway lessons from it, to help you feel more motivated and less discouraged in life.
Jean Funk moved with her husband from Saratoga Springs to Nanjing, China, to teach English for a year. For one of her classes, she invited her college-aged students to think of one question they would ask a wise man. Among the lighthearted questions, several questions stood out: “Where did I come from,” “why am I here,” and “where am I going.”