A little taste of our experience at Rootstech this year. You’ll see Nick Jones, my business partner and I’m in there too! Check out JRNL.com if you’re looking for a great journaling solution. Keep your eye out in the next few weeks, we have some major updates coming along with the ability to import social media content, it’s gonna be awesome!
on The Mother, the Dove, Mercy, and the Holy Spirit: “Very interesting excellent made me feel warm and special inside. Thanks to the mother and heavenly father we just might…”
on Why President McKay was “Disappointed in the Temple”: “I’m not immediately aware of any other quotes specifically along these lines, but I think there are many other answers…”
on Why President McKay was “Disappointed in the Temple”: “I’ve been trying to find another quote I remember hearing from an apostle about being disappointed on attending the temple…”
on A Visit to the Decalogue Stone at Hidden Mountain: “theres also a theory with some evidence that its actually extremely old (King Solomon old) interesting reading and theory by…”
on The Book of Mormon Condemns the New World Order: “There so many Appling functions To LDS I love them as people And great neighbors. There is a political funtion…”
Life IS worth recording! It’s well documented that Joseph Smith did not care for the clerical responsibilities of the church that the Lord revealed to him, but he still did it. I think there is something important – even holy – about recording and preserving memories. Just as prophets are commanded to write scripture, we are likewise commanded to write “family scripture” and “personal scripture.” I think we will be held accountable at the last days for our personal “clerical work.” We are living in a time that is very special and unlike any other time in history. We have access to language and schooling. Most people know how to read and write some sort of language. Communication and technology are everywhere. This hasn’t been the case throughout much of the course of human history. Where much is given, much is required.