Living life as a modern Mormon has many facets. These articles explore what it means to be a member of the Church today.
Photo by Tingey Injury Law Firm on Unsplash Is God really fair, or does He just give lip service to the idea? If God is really fair then why are those who go to the celestial kingdom the [...]
Photo by nega on Unsplash The Rameumptom represents the method of prayer used by the Zoramite people in the Book of Mormon. Their religion was a version of worship derived from the Nephite people, and their form of [...]
Photo by Joel Filipe on Unsplash In Alma 30 we get the substance of the teachings of Korihor. The purpose of this article is to show that the poison Korihor offered the people of Nephi is among us [...]
"Live your truth." That is a popular saying these days. But what does that saying really mean? What is the result of actually sticking by your right to "live your truth"? And finally, how is our truth, whatever we define [...]
How does the Savior's atonement change us? In the Come Follow Me lesson for the week of Easter, 2020, we are presented with four sets of verses out of the Book of Mormon. Each set presents a different example of [...]
I am experiencing one of those dreams where you feel like you wake up and you are in a different world altogether. Nothing you clung to as being familiar is left to hold on to. This is the reality of [...]
Nephi taught that we should liken the scriptures unto ourselves. This means we need to apply the lessons from the scriptures to our own lives. A living prophet has given us a new law to live in ministering, and we [...]
Quote by Kelly Merrill When I was young someone told me it was important to gain an eternal perspective. I didn't know what that meant. It took years to figure out on my own what an eternal perspective [...]
I was watching a short video and heard a comment that got my attention. The man said that nothing in this life is as difficult to endure as loneliness, and not feeling connected to anyone else. My first thought was [...]
I came home from Church the other week having loved my time with the Saints. But I was secretly uncomfortable about what had happened in Sunday School. The more I thought about the class discussion, the more uncomfortable I became. [...]