Covenant Path
Church Should Feel Like Home
The other day, I drove past a local church, and their sign made me hit the brakes: “Church Should Feel Like Home.” At first, I found myself nodding and thinking, “Yes, absolutely.” Then my very […]
Community
Foundational Doctrine for a Modern Wilderness
Remember
Why True Remembrance Demands Movement
“And now, my sons, remember, remember that it is upon the rock of our Redeemer… that ye must build your foundation” (Helaman 5:12). In the scriptures, remember is rarely passive. It’s not “think a nice […]
Covenant Path
Pitching Our Tents: Why “Tents” Matter So Much in the Book of Mormon
Tents show up all over the Book of Mormon, and not just because ancient people liked camping. In the record, tents quietly become a symbol of what discipleship often feels like: traveling, gathering, worshipping, enduring, […]
Covenant Path
Mosiah 18 and Ground Hog Day: Teaching A Gospel Lesson
At first glance, Mosiah 18 and the 1993 movie Groundhog Day with Bill Murray seem to have nothing in common. One is about making covenants at the Waters of Mormon, and the other is a […]
Ministering
Christlike Love Is Key To Ministering
I used to think about the priesthood mostly in terms of doing: performing ordinances, fulfilling assignments, and making sure the ward ran smoothly. And I still believe this strongly—ordinances and priesthood blessings are sacred, essential, […]
