Eternal Families
Hope After Losing a Parent: My Dad’s Death And a 50th Reunion
I was 17 when my dad left for a trip and never came back. He was killed by a drunk driver. For a long time, I carried a lot of anger. I was angry about […]
Faith
Eternal Families
Eternal Family Reunion: Lessons For The Temple
An eternal family reunion popped into my head as I made my way to San Diego for my 50th high school reunion. Let’s be honest, high school reunions are basically a parade of name tags. […]
Missionary
Quiet Missionary Work for the Socially Maxed Out
After 5 p.m., quiet missionary work is about all I have left in the tank. I spend my days talking to people—calls, meetings, follow-ups, the whole routine—and honestly, I enjoy it. But when the workday […]
Temple
Temple Reverence: What a Complicated Story Taught Me
Temple reverence is one of those things that reminds me some stories just don’t fit into the neat little boxes we wish they would. They aren’t the classic “before and after” conversions, and you can’t […]
Covenant Path
Have a Blessed Day (and How I’m Learning to Mean It)
When I moved from California to the Texas Panhandle nearly six years ago, I expected a few surprises. What I didn’t expect was how openly folks here share their faith. People talk about Jesus at […]
Covenant Path
Finding “Grace” in Project Hail Mary
Project Hail Mary is more than a survival story. It is about what happens inside a person’s heart. Ryland Grace struggles with regret, anger, and feeling misunderstood. The real question is not about science. It […]
Faith
Faith Is Not About Having All The Answers
Sacrament meeting talks are often packed with simple, powerful gospel truths. Every so often, the Spirit takes one phrase and presses it gently into your heart—like it was meant just for you. That happened to […]
Covenant Path
Walk Into The Light Not Just Out of The Darkness
While watching “Jack Ryan: Ghost War”, the character James Greer uttered a phrase that really resonated with me: “Walking away from the darkness isn’t the same thing as walking into the light.” It’s a clear […]
