by kdm | Sep 8, 2023 | Today's Post
For the next few weeks through September, a second post will often be sent from this address in the afternoon. There are just too many good things said, written, encouraged upon the faithful and any who will listen and read. They will be sent out from this...
by kdm | Sep 8, 2023 | Today's Post
From Elder Neil L. Anderson of the Quorum of the Twelve Apostles said in April 2023 general conference: A remarkable story in the Book of Mormon tells of a young man, from a prominent family, named Alma, whom the scriptures describe as an idolatrous unbeliever.2 He...
by kdm | Sep 7, 2023 | Today's Post
From Jerry Sittser’s book ‘The Will of God as a Way of Life’: . . . . I wondered for years why faith is so fundamental to the Christian life. My son David helped me to find the answer. When he was only eight years old, he asked me, “Why does...
by kdm | Sep 5, 2023 | Today's Post
Note from Kent. . . . Look at the larger principle here: All of us are confronted with (as most would perceive) the ‘undesirable, yet necessary’ activity that we just as soon NOT DO, but what follows is a pattern where, if we change our perspective, the...
by kdm | Sep 4, 2023 | Today's Post
Continuing from The Comfort of Knowing II, Stephen E. Robinson wrote: A remarkable doctrine is taught here. The same Jesus who is God and Son is also one of us. He was human in every respect (“in all things”)—right down to being tempted like other...
by kdm | Sep 3, 2023 | Today's Post
John H. Groberg wrote: The more humble and obedient we are, the more the Lord can give us ability to see. When the Savior asked His disciples, “Having eyes, see ye not?” (Mark 8:18). He could have been saying to all of us, “Open your eyes. See who I...