
Leading Regardless—The Music of the Bell
Is it worth it to lead and serve when it’s not appreciated, required, or noticed?
Read MoreThe Latter-Day Saint Dilemma: What Next on Same-Sex Marriage?
After taking such a strong stand, what will Mormons do now that same-sex marriage is the law across the US? Will they escalate their opposition through civil disobedience or something similar? The answer is surprising.
Read MoreFaith Comes by Degrees
We have yet to attain that degree of obedience and personal righteousness which will give us faith like the ancients.
Read MoreThe Mystery of Flight MH370 and Spiritual Hypoxia
Sobering parallels between Flight MH370 and our own lives.
Read MoreTwo Essential Rules for Resolving Conflicts
Q: Bullied for Over a Year (Submitted by Susan): I have been bullied for over one year now. Rumors and lies follow me at church but I will not leave. I believe God put me there for a reason and despite everything, I love my church. I know who is behind the bullying and yes,…
Read MoreLive Report from a Chilean LDS Missionary Near the Earthquake Epicenter
(TALCA, CHILE) Our son, Jason Crenshaw, is located in Talca, Chile, in the closest and possibly the hardest-hit large city near the epicenter of Saturday’s 8.8-magnitude earthquake. Astonishingly, amidst all the downed infrastructure, we got a brief message from him Saturday afternoon, then another one this morning asking us to call him, as he had…
Read MoreBullying at School or Church?
My father (a black belt) taught me how to handle bullying, but not the way you might think. Here is a Christ-centered approach. An old friend in Australia asked me recently about my children’s experiences with bullying in school, and whether it happens in LDS denominational schools. Our discussion started because of this tragic article (caution:…
Read MoreThe Quest of a Lifetime
During that time and beyond, I began to feel the constant companionship of the Holy Ghost. It was truly as Nephi said, “If ye will enter in by the way and receive the Holy Ghost, it will show you all things what ye should do.” (2 Ne 32:5.) I literally had it given to me, at the very moment, what should be said in difficult interpersonal relationships, or when approaching someone about the gospel. A power far, far beyond my own flowed into my life…
Read MoreThe Parable of the Teargas Grenade
Watching my father, I learned importance of teaching your children. He did this in a relaxed way in everyday conversation, more formally around the dinner table, and sometimes just by challenging us to think. My father’s command of words and ideas made for quick, memorable lessons. My favorite is the “Parable of the Teargas Grenade,” which he…
Read MoreQuestions, Temples, and Ordinances
In studying the Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-day Saints, I encourage everyone I know to ask detailed questions and learn all they can. This, of course, in addition to the supernally-important process of praying and asking God for heavenly guidance. Asking questions is the best way to get good answers, and there are many…
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