In Mosiah 18:20 and 25:22 what did it mean that the preached nothing save/except it were repentance? I have some…
Browsing: Book of Mormon
Jarom, the son of Enos, didn’t write much in the record concerning his own prophesying or revelations because he felt…
There is a group of patterns that I found in the Book of Enos that I think give some insights…
Some thoughts about the unique phrase “eye of faith” that only appears in three places in the Book of Mormon…
Sometime around the turn of the century when I was serving as a full-time missionary, I discovered something that I’ve…
In 1 Nephi 17, Lehi’s party arrives at a beautiful paradise they name “Bountiful” at the end of a very…
Imagine going through life thinking that all is well concerning your relationship with God. You feel the Spirit, you may…
I don’t know that there is anything else more important and timely that I can talk about than this. This…
Whenever Nephi found himself in difficult situations, he drew upon the knowledge of what God did for others who were…
And whoso knocketh, to him will he open; and the wise, and the learned, and they that are rich, who are puffed…
The following may be controversial to some; it deals with a controversial subject. This is a flow of ideas with…
Some thoughts about how we can tend to thing the scriptures apply to “others” and not us. If we see…
I kind of read the Book of Mormon on a loop. I get to the end and immediately start over…
Something I’ve wondered for a while was what the original order of content on the gold plates was. We had…
Anyone writing a history will have a certain amount of bias, but I was thinking about the unique position Mormon…
One topic I never tire of is how the act of recording spiritually sensitive information invites further light and helps…
Well, here we go again, this is the second post in a row about Book of Mormon stories paralleling modern…
Right, they didn’t actually have social media back then, but it sounds a lot like something that takes place constantly…
A recent speaker at stake conference told a story of a person who said, “I have faith, but what if…
Just a casual observation, nothing mind-blowing, but as I read through D&C 20 I was enjoying how much the order…
What did it mean when the Lord told Oliver to not run faster than his strength and means provided? What does that mean for us and is there a deeper message?