Becoming II
Continuing from Joan A. MacDonald and a previous post “The Holiness of Everyday Life”: The story of Paul the Apostle illustrates this principle (Access to previous above in blue). Saul was a Jew who vigorously persecuted Christians. He was cruel, vicious,...Becoming
Continuing from a previous post, Joan A. MacDonald and her book “The Holiness of Everyday Life”, under the above title: I went to a women’s discussion circle several years ago. The leader started the discussion by having everyone in the room...Continuing with “Appropriate Criticism”:
Continuing from (link) Dr. John L. & Bonnie Lund; Love and convincing the one being criticized that your acceptance is “stronger than the cords of death” (Doctrine & Covenants 121:44) will always be accomplished by showing forth an increase if love...* Dear Friend. . . .
From Max Lucado and the preamble to his book “Just Like Jesus”: My writing room is different. Just a few months ago these walls were white. Now they’re green. Once these were curtain covered; today they are shielded by shutters. My chair used to sit...* Regarding Housework
From Joan A. Mac Donald and her book “The Holiness of Everyday Life”, Regarding “Work”: What is a homemaker’s work, how can it be spiritually sustaining? The primary task of homemakers is parenting. Though often difficult and frustrating,...
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I am married and we have 3 children and many grandchildren. Our children have chosen wisely in their careers and in marriage and I attribute much of their success, as they do, to a close relationship with Jesus Christ… Click for more.