Monthly Archives: November 2018

Wounded – By Elder Neil L. Andersen Source: Wounded – By Elder Neil L. Andersen Click photo

Exercising humility and honesty when seeking answers to life’s questions cultivates within us a sort of humble uncertainty which expands our understanding. Source: Humble Uncertainty – BYU Speeches offset is great joke on two or three hour blocks.

31 And it came to pass that he went again a little way off and prayed unto the Father; 32 And tongue cannot speak the words which he prayed, neither can be written by man the words which he prayed. … Continue reading →

The Taylor brothers have always been close, but enduring war, posttraumatic stress, and heroin addiction together brought them closer to each other and closer to Jesus Christ than they ever imagined possible. Source: Life after War and Overcoming Post-traumatic Stress

Reminds me of Primary. I started Primary in Green River, I could see Castle Rock straight across from my Elementary; walking down the highway, across the bridge (no walkway), around a highway turn, over the narrow railroad yard walkway, up … Continue reading →

Cool effect when used as wallpaper on lock screen, it radiates out from the light of Christ. Gives me goosebumps, my Savior has reached out His awareness and calming presence to touch, strengthen, quicken and restore. (Captured prayers give me … Continue reading →

BYU Speeches has a vast, free, searchable 1000+ database of devotional, forum, and commencement addresses with transcript, video, and audio archives. Source: BYU Devotionals, Forums, Commencement Addresses – BYU Speeches