January can be tough. Especially in comparison to December. December is full of light and giving and gathering. January is barren and cold (where I live) and a bit bleak. I am trying this year, however, to remember. Remember that it is Jesus who is the joy of December–He is the light and the influence …
Given the significance of the birth of the King of Heaven and Savior of the World, there are relatively few words to describe His humble beginning. A few verses to celebrate the start of the life and mission of Jesus Christ. Even the angels, who came themselves from the realms of glory, spoke little, announcing …
There have been times when I have heard or seen or experienced something performed or accomplished by a person that leaves me tremendously impressed. Amazed at the talent and the gift that makes the achievement seem so effortless, I can’t even imagine the detailed parts that come together to make the masterpiece. I might, in …
Given the good news/bad news query, I will go for bad news first every time. I think subconsciously I am hoping the good news will trump the bad. Or at least put the bad into perspective. When the news is good enough, bad news seems more manageable somehow. The bad is still there, and whatever …
Elder Uchtdorf once told a story of a man who took a long saved-for and awaited cruise to fulfill a lifelong dream of seeing the historic cities along the Mediterranean Sea. Because he did not want to spend additional money, he packed food for his trip and embarked on his journey. He looked longingly at …
