Monthly Archives: February 2017

MIPodcast #60—The life of the Lotus Sutra, with Donald S. Lopez, Jr. Neal A. Maxwell Institute for Religious Scholarship          As you listen, remember Saviors on Mount Zion.

Doctrinal Mastery      Me:    Live in Thanksgiving Daily—BYU Studies Staff | Examples of Christ’s pauses (don’t miss yours)

Joseph Smith and the Problem of Evil DAVID L. PAULSEN Sep. 21, 1999 Examining the life of Joseph Smith can help us learn to find meaning in our suffering, maintain hope, and trust God. In the face of evil, we … Continue reading →

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If you are not an anxious person, knowing this can help you understand anxiety a bit better. If you are, we are sure you are going to agree. Source: 11 Things People Don’t Realize You Are Doing Because Of Your … Continue reading →

A top Mormon leader, Elder Gerrit W. Gong, Friday invited Church educators around the world to see the familiar New Testament symbols of bread and fish in a new way. Source: Mormon Leader Shares Nine New Testament Insights About Christ … Continue reading →

http://feedproxy.google.com/~r/MormonChannelDaily/~3/3Lz9VWYEbyY/2017-02-1216-how-not-to-get-depressed-by-the-news-64k-eng.mp3?utm_source=feedburner&utm_medium=email   LDS Radio: Mormon Channel Daily  How Not to Get Depressed by the News Posted: 19 Feb 2017 11:00 PM PST Does the news of world events have you feeling helpless and a little hopeless? We’ll talk about how … Continue reading →

Five simple ways to make the world a more loving place. Source: To Love Is to Lift | LDS.org Blog

Lost Winston Churchill essay reveals his thoughts on alien life – The Verge     http://www.theverge.com/2017/2/15/14616152/winston-churchill-essay-alien-life-planets-space         Winston Churchill’s essay on alien life found : Nature News & Comment     http://www.nature.com/news/winston-churchill-s-essay-on-alien-life-found-1.21467

2017 An Evening with Elder Gong – Church News and Events  https://www.lds.org/church/events/2017-an-evening-with-a-general-authority?lang=eng&_r=1&cid=HP_TU_7-2-2017_dSI_fEVT_xLIDyH-3_             Seminaries and Institutes of Religion Broadcastshttps://www.lds.org/si/broadcasts?lang=eng&site=seminary

Loving My Enemies – Liahona Sept. 2012 – liahona https://www.lds.org/liahona/2012/09/loving-my-enemies?lang=eng&_r=1&cid=HP_FR_10-2-2017_dPFD_fLHNA_xLIDyI-7_

Favorite segment:  Family Discovery Day at RootsTech 2017      Enjoying RootsTech via YouTube       Property Brothers offset 1 hour, just drag to 1 hour offset           Then go this offset (found when praying … Continue reading →

The final stanza of the Mormon pioneer anthem “Come, Come Ye Saints” directly confronts the prospect of dying on the trail: “And should we die, before our journey’s through…” Source: Death in the trek: A study of Mormon pioneer mortality

    Teachings of Presidents of the Church: Gordon B. Hinckley Chapter 3: Cultivating an Attitude of Happiness and a Spirit of Optimism     https://www.lds.org/manual/teachings-of-presidents-of-the-church-gordon-b-hinckley/chapter-3-cultivating-an-attitude-of-happiness-and-a-spirit-of-optimism?lang=eng

My wife finished an Associate degree via US postal mail after leaving BYU to marry me, thereby saving her BYU Credits; then she used them to get her Bachelors and Masters (4.0 GPA) degrees. Proud of her. Pathway     … Continue reading →

My favorite part of Church was the prayers. I still look forward to discovering those I can find with my LDS personal study.      I call it my hobby of Collecting Prayers.     Which is an extension of … Continue reading →

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Watch the live stream of some of the best sessions from the RootsTech family history conference February 8–11 on RootsTech.org. Source: Can’t Attend RootsTech Family History Conference in Person? Participate Online! – Church News and Events

As Jesus taught us through His associations and interactions, you don’t have to resemble others to respect them and to show loving kindness. In this ever-increasingly divided world in which we live, where “interest groups, political camps, cultural factions and … Continue reading →

Source: Winter 2017 – BYU Magazine