Today in church we talked about ministering to others. Personally, I do not feel like there has been a change... well maybe in vocabulary and that is it. I believe that God has always ask us to be ministers. The dictionary says that to "minister" means to attend to the needs of others. Christ has… Continue reading In the Footsteps of the Minister
Most people would say I'm "Mormon." Although, being given the title of "Mormon" isn't an insult, it does not truly represent my faith and conviction. Because my church believes in the Book of Mormon, another testament of Jesus Christ that is a collections of writings and testimonies of ancient prophets comparable to the Bible and… Continue reading Working on Being a Saint
I have been fascinated with symbolism for much of my adult life. I decided that I'd do a study on symbolism for a little while. Symbols are a timeless, universal language. God often speaks to us through symbols. I want to be more literate in the things of the Spirit and more fluent in the language of symbols. Today I was… Continue reading Thoughts on Symbolism
I woke up hungry this morning. It is fast Sunday and I have chosen to fast. I decided to make my fast more meaningful, to go to church with an attitude of worship and gratitude. I have been studying the law of the fast... both physically and spiritually... ways fasting helps my body heal and… Continue reading Fasting to Feed My Soul
I think Conference weekend is my favorite weekend. Too bad there are only two in a year. I felt so peaceful and so energized in one. Here are some of the Memes I collected from this Conference. I stick them in an electronic picture frame and put it on random. They scroll through and I… Continue reading Words of Wisdom
Many years ago I learned of the heroic efforts of Oscar Schindler, a compassionate man who attempted to rescue a doomed race of people. Schindler made large amounts of money in his factory in Krakow Poland providing enamel-ware for the Germans. He used that money to buy the lives of hundreds of defenseless Jews. To… Continue reading Celebrating the Great Life Giver
Today I have been thinking about an old scripture mastery... I think it may still be a scripture mastery, but I'm not sure because I am no longer teaching seminary. This scripture may be the first scripture I ever memorized... way back when I was in seminary. "And it came to pass that I, Nephi,… Continue reading “I Will Go and Do…”
I have been living and breathing the story of Lion King over the past few months. I had the honor of directing Lion King Jr at a local school. I cherished the opportunity to bring to life one of my favorite stories... a story full of symbolism and meaning... a story that strengthens my faith.… Continue reading Look Beyond What You See
Today, in church, we talked about the importance of the Sabbath day. The discussion got me thinking. The fourth commandment in the ten commandments God gave to Moses teaches us to set aside one day out of seven to "rest" from work and to focus on worshiping God. "Remember the Sabbath day, to keep it… Continue reading Savoring the Sabbath
We celebrated love this week with Valentine's Day. It's got me thinking more about all of the aspects of love. I looked at an old blog post I posted many years ago and decided to give it a face lift... adding a little here and there from a few more years of experience. One of… Continue reading Aspects of Love
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