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Why Spiritual Checklists Are Burning You Out

Some of us devote our lives to doing everything the instruction book outlines and then consider good feelings our right. And then we are angry when peace does not accompany our accomplishment. We may become exhausted from the effort, and still we do not have a feeling of well-being. We feel we have done our part and have been cheated.

Hilary Weeks's 'Say Love' CD on 3 Billboard Charts

Local singer/songwriter Hilary Weeks landed on the Contemporary Christian Billboard Charts with her new album, Say Love, which released last Monday.

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Why I’m Sick of Learning Experiences: A Message for Single Saints

By Vera Taylor

I recently went through a pretty significant breakup. Significant because over the course of the relationship, there were several times when I believed this was it—this was the guy, and I was done looking. I am not going to get into the details of our breakup, but I will say it ended mutually and kindly and with plenty of sadness on both of our parts.

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"What Is So Bad About What I Just Said?" Stuart Edge Shares Powerful Video About Body Shaming We All Need to See

By LDS Living

Would you stand up against bullying and body shaming?

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Stop Waiting on God

A highlight of growing up is being able to move out of your parents’ house and become an independent young man or woman. You find an apartment, a decent job that will pay the bills and you make lifelong friends. As a rite of passage into adulthood many make adventurous trips either for leisure or to help those in need. They learn to make all their own decisions with the intent of solidifying a belief in themselves.

Lesson Helps

New Testament Lesson 35: "Be Ye Reconciled to God"

By Ted L. Gibbons

INTRODUCTION: I am going to do something a little different with this lesson and suggest a couple of ways to look at 2 Corinthians that are different from the outline given in the manual. I will not make a habit of this, because I think the manual is fantastic. If you are teaching Gospel Doctrine, that is where you need to go for your direction. But this book has been intriguing for me for some time because it offers special insights into service and happiness. But first some background.

From the Church

How the Story of Enos Came to Life for Me in the Newest Book of Mormon Video

By Jannalee Sandau

As I have watched the Book of Mormon videos that have been released each Friday over the last few months, I have been surprised at how many details in the scriptures I have missed, understood differently, or forgotten. For instance, in this week's video, which shows us the story of Enos's mighty prayer, I was given a new insight into why Enos was so preoccupied with his salvation while he was out hunting. In the pages between the end of Jacob and the beginning of Enos, I missed making the connection that it might have been because he was just given a heavy spiritual responsibility to continue the record his father (and the Nephite prophet), Jacob, had been keeping. It really helped me feel and understand the longings of Enos' heart as he talked to his Savior in prayer.

Dave Says: Should You Pay Off Your House or Build Up Your Retirement?

By Dave Ramsey

Dear Dave,

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Mitt Romney Beats Up Luchador at Charity Event—Wearing Tights

By LDS Living

"I've never seen anything like it," the announcer blared. "I don't know if I ever will again."

How moms can go “back to school,” too

My five children started school yesterday. They were so excited! They all had so much to tell me as I picked them up from school – they’d met new friends, caught up with old friends, started to get to know teachers, and found out what they were going to get to learn this year. After our traditional first-day-of school homemade cookies and milk (when everyone talked excitedly over everyone else about the day’s adventures), I sat down individually with each child to go over all the material their teachers had sent home, learning about this year’s curriculum and expectations. Then we put important dates on the calendar based on what they brought home and organized the things they need to keep handy in their cubbies for homework time (thanks to the great ideas in the Organizing for School Success Kit).