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Here is a summary of the top articles from LDSMediaTalk.com during 2013, along with comments about why they were significant and will continue to be significant in 2014.
What a testament to this father's love for his daughters. It just goes to show how much our Heavenly Father must love each of us.
I was coming back from a trip to the Grand Canyon with my dad and grandpa, and we stopped at a service station to get some gas and to stretch our legs. Grandpa was getting pretty old, and his eyes were very bad. He went into the station, and when he came back he tripped and fell against a metal sign standing near the door. The frame of the sign gashed through his right arm, cutting it deeply. I tried to stop the bleeding while we rushed him to the hospital.
What insightful thoughts into such a difficult time all of us can relate to: "Ultimately, when we are angry at God or feel abandoned by Him, we are focusing on the idea that we know better—that things should run according to our plan. Until we let go of this false sense of control and actually submit our will to His, we will be at odds with God."
“Sometimes we assume that if younger people feel that sense of conflict, it must be a sign of them not being spiritually serious or being entirely wrongheaded or misinformed. And that’s just not true.”
This may be a time of social distancing, but that doesn’t mean we can’t connect with each other.
For the first time, the cover of Rolling Stone magazine will feature an unsigned band, and two of the bands in the running have LDS members. Fictionist, from Provo, Utah, and The Steelwells, from Fullerton, Calif., are among the 16 bands battling in Rolling Stone’s "Do You Wanna Be a Rock & Roll Star” contest. The winning band, determined by the quality and quantity of public ratings, receives a spot on the cover of August 16 Rolling Stone and a recording contract from Atlantic Records.
Between the hours of 10 p.m. and 2 a.m. two men are busily working on a website service called Sweep the Earth.
As members of the Church, we have been given a noble birthright and have been set apart to help gather scattered Israel and build the kingdom of God on the earth. But what exactly does that mean?