Gospel Study

No one but Jesus ever had a perfect father. I suspect we all need to forgive our fathers of a few things...Whether our fathers are still in mortality or not, here are two reasons to implement the forgiveness process.

Jesus said we cannot serve God and mammon. Serving both is as impossible as simultaneously walking east and west. The two are polar opposites like love and hate. To the degree that we give our affection to one, we withhold our affection from the other.

We believe that God’s house is one of unmatched beauty and glory. The scriptures say “In my Father’s house are many mansions … I go to prepare a place for you.” Do you ever wonder what that mansion will be like and what it means for you and your family?

“No one has a crystal ball.” Those who make this statement, even with resignation, are most often trying to assure themselves that we are all on an equal footing, because no one knows the future.

Without the original manuscripts of our scriptures, we can never be positive that we have the precise and pristine words penned by the original prophets and scriptural authors.

It is astonishing how well this valley lines up with Nephi's description of Bountiful.

When my youngest daughter married a fitness trainer, I had no idea that my life would be turned upside down. Can an old guy learn eternal lessons in the gym?

Valiant people are clear, as pure water is clear. The valiant person’s life echoes Shakespeare’s words, “I love the name of honor more than I fear death.”

Few of us will ever experience the extremes of face to face encounters with God and the adversary, but the principle is the same even in our less dramatic dealings with good and evil: the more frequent our experiences with light and truth, the greater our