
Curious and humble Mary
When I first got the strong impression to quit the teaching job that I loved so much, I wanted to be willing to follow the
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When I first got the strong impression to quit the teaching job that I loved so much, I wanted to be willing to follow the
Two opposites. Haman was the epitome of being prideful. Time and time again, he thought only of himself, he took personal offense to everything, and
As a brand new middle school teacher, I thought I was supposed to know it all. Kids would ask me a question and I felt
“Let thy love be for them as for thyself” D&C 112:11. Love the other people around you as much as you love yourself. I’ve discovered
Being humble = answered prayers. How does this connection work?! Most people hear “be humble” and think about someone who is too proud to pray.
Remember how one of the biggest themes in the Book of Mormon is that infamous pride cycle? The idea that when things are going generally
If you woke up tomorrow morning with an extremely large sum of money in your bank account, what would you do?? Now, after coming back
Pride is something we need to avoid. But why? The story of James Covel in Sections 39-40 is just fascinating to me. Because we see
This is truly truly truly my entire life goal. I want to be humble. And I want to be full of love. That’s how I
I KNOW that Heavenly Father has a sense of humor. Because sometimes, His path for my life and His blessings just seem completely out of
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