It seems the family is under attack in the world today. Marriage is trivialized and made to seem unnecessary. Women are urged to forgo yoking themselves to a man in marriage so they can focus on a career or other desire. Children are put off or made to seem like a burden on a couple.…
I’ve been thinking a lot lately about a condition that we all face at different points in our lives–loneliness. Losing family members and friends, having kids grow up and even move away, it’s all quite a change. Sometimes I don’t like change. “Pssst. Natalie. This is supposed to be a post about what brings you…
What does a green bowl of water have to do with our free agency? Read on to find out.
Have you ever looked at someone else and thought they had the perfect life? Maybe you’re sick…and they’re not. Or they have lots of money to buy cool toys…and you don’t. Or maybe they seem to be surrounded by friends…and you only have your pet bearded dragon to moan about the day’s drawbacks with at…
I remember thinking joy was unattainable as a young teen and looked to the future for fulfillment. But there is a key to finding joy in the journey. Read more to discover more.
Read this guest post from David Ward, a retired professor from BYU-Idaho who is preparing to serve a mission with his wife. He touches on how worry and concern can actually hinder us in our quest to find joy in the service of our God.
Temples are houses of the Lord, and we believe they are places where we can make covenants with God and be sealed for eternity to our families. Read about my red-letter day and why the temple is so important.
To those who are curious, to those who have questions about what Mormons believe, I invite them as the Savior did in the New Testament, “to come and see.” Read more of this guest post from a Communications professor in Texas.
An understanding and testimony of the resurrection can give us hope and perspective as we experience the loss of loved ones in our lives. Read more about Taylor’s journey of loss and healing and the wonderful joy she discovered through the knowledge of Christ’s resurrection
That Which Brings . ; . . JOY 
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