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Some thoughts about how we can tend to thing the scriptures apply to “others” and not us. If we see the scriptures as a mirror, their lessons can be far more profitable to us in our journey.
As I was pondering some scriptures today, the Spirit taught me something that caused a significant paradigm shift in my mind. Two verses of scripture that are very meaningful to me revealed a blindspot in my perceptions of myself, others,…
I was originally going to post this on facebook, but I decided to post it here because it’s a kind of interesting little situation that I can kind of relate to. During this fall’s General Conference, Devin Durrant gave a talk…
Churches, Terms, Covenants and Joy
Churches In the battle of churches, everyone is promoting their church as the gate that stands between you and your salvation. Other say that you don’t need a church, you can just go to God himself. There are many other…
I’ve noticed a connection between the familiar “all-seeing-eye” symbol that adorns everything from our money, to occult and Masonic imagery and the Salt Lake Temple. All this aside, there’s another connection that I find far more fascinating.
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