The Boat
I owned a little boat a while ago.And sailed the morning sea without a fear.And whither any breeze might fairly blowI steered my little craft afar and near.Mine was the boatAnd…
The King of Kings: The Contrast of Worldly and Spiritual Majesty
If the world were to announce the arrival of the greatest king of all time, I would expect something as spectacular and exciting as when "Prince Ali" showed up in…
Faith to move up mountains
"Sometimes the Lord gives us Faith to move mountains, but sometimes He uses that same faith to move us up our mountains." This is was often said by mission presidents…
Trials Can be Blessings
No crown of thorns, no cruel cross Could make our great Redeemer shun. He counted his own will but naught, And said, “Thy will, O Lord, be done.”(Thy Will, O…
Glasses of Doubt and Fear or Glasses of Faith and Hope?
Introduction I sat in ward council as the bishop turned to me and said "I heard the Pollard sold their home." My body was flooded with intense emotion. Fear, worry,…
Sacrament Poem “It’s to remind us of the Saviors sacrifice”
Our sweet three-year-old asked her mother during the sacrament, 'Why do they break the bread?' 'Why do we eat it?' 'Why do we drink the water?' As my wife responded…
We can do all things through Christ
Once upon a time, a group of men found themselves adrift in a boat. With no motor, no Dorito chips, and no phone service, they faced a daunting challenge. The…
Unconventional Sacrament Meeting: The Miraculous Impact of Hymns
Yesterday, our bishop stood up after the sacrament was passed and informed us that the speakers hadn't shown up. He then recounted this story from his mission in Argentina. In…
300+ Life Changing Invitations given by President Russell M. Nelson
Updated Nov 13 2023 381! I’ve counted 381 invitations that Russell M. Nelson has given since being sustained as President of the Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-day Saints on…
How to Schedule Temple Appointments
"I urge you to find a way to make an appointment regularly with the Lord—to be in His holy house—then keep that appointment with exactness and joy." - Russell M. Nelson