Eyes to See: How We Can See Others More Clearly
A blind musician learned to see people for who they truly are. He believes there is more that binds us than separates us. In Mark chapter 8, Christ lectures his disciples for doubting his power. Even though they had witnessed his miracles, they were still blind to who he truly...
Your Endowment: A Lifelong Journey
Your covenants give you more power than you think—heaven is behind you. When you hear the word endowment, what do you typically think of? If you think of going to the temple to ‘get your endowment out,’ you would be in the majority; however, it isn’t something you ‘get out’...
Learning to Love the Commandments
The commandments may seem restrictive, but if we can recognize them as a gift from a loving Heavenly Father, we can see them in a new light. We live in the world of the individual. We take pride in our personal freedoms, explore our unique interests, and direct our own...
Changing Life Directions?
Life circumstances change constantly. Sometimes we get caught in an unexpected flow, but we can make that a good thing. In a devotional given at Brigham Young University, Sister Janet G. Lee told a poignant story about her daughter’s kindergarten registration. When Sister Lee and her daughter Stephanie arrived at...
Upholding Your Standards When Others Might Mock You
It can be hard to stand out in a crowd as a disciple of Jesus Christ, but we are promised great blessings if we rely on Christ anyway. In our often intellect-based world, we can place a lot of value on being seen as “smart” and “logical.” Anything that doesn’t...
Engaging Autistic Church Members
Sometimes it can be difficult to help autistic kids be active in the church. What can parents, ward members, and Church leaders do?

