Gospel

Why I love the book of Titus

Ann - October 5, 2023

At the beginning of 2021 I was searching for something MORE for my spiritual life.

What We Can Learn from Christlike Missionaries

Nicole Sbitani - September 22, 2023

It’s not enough to wait for the tide of public opinion to swing towards greater inclusion: we should be leading the charge. It’s also not enough to keep our prejudiced thoughts to ourselves but should labor to mitigate and eradicate them as we seek to become eventually perfected. The most Christlike missionaries do this.

Fact-Checking Spiritual Op-Eds

Nicole Sbitani - May 10, 2023

As I’ve grown spiritually, I’ve come to firmly believe that it’s okay to “fact-check” the spiritual "op-eds" in our life - yes, even scriptures, manuals, lessons, and General Conference.

To Be Lawful or Good

Trudy - August 2, 2021

In Dungeons and Dragons, the characters in the game can have one of nine different alignments that indicate the character's orientation toward law vs...

Sacred Music Sunday: In that Great Gettin’up Morning

Trudy - January 24, 2021

I was a late teenager on Y2K, and I was a college junior on 9/11. Suffice it to say, my teenage and early adulthood...

The Gluten-Free Bread of Life

Trudy - January 23, 2020

This is a repost of something I wrote on my personal blog a few years ago. I was leading the music for sacrament meeting, so...

Sacred Music Sunday: (Give Me That) Old Time Religion

Trudy - June 23, 2019

When I joined the church in 1994, it was in many ways a very different church than I find myself in now. We talked...

Relief Society Lesson: Women and Gospel Learning in the Home by President Henry B. Eyring

Guest Post - December 27, 2018

This lesson help was first posted at our sister blog, Zelophehad's Daughters, by permablogger Petra. President Eyring’s Women And Gospel Learning In the Home talk, from October’s...