Joseph didn’t seem very blessed
Joseph’s physical circumstances were brutal. Cramped conditions. In a jail. Terrible food. Poor lighting. Freezing cold. Isn’t it tempting to consider our outside circumstances as
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Joseph’s physical circumstances were brutal. Cramped conditions. In a jail. Terrible food. Poor lighting. Freezing cold. Isn’t it tempting to consider our outside circumstances as
I thought I would spend this week thinking a lot about heaven, the three kingdoms, and what life will be like in the future. But
My FAVORITE story from this week’s reading is the one that we catch glimpses of in Sections 71 and 73. Joseph and Sidney Rigdon were
“Nobody’s perfect!” — we all say that, but what it really translates to is: “We all sin.” All of us. Me. You. The last person
This is one of my FAVORITE little church history stories. Oliver Cowdery was called on his mission to the native tribes west of Missouri, and
“Don’t be nervous! Teachers always love people who just jump in and help out without being told!” But I was still nervous. It was my
Joseph was receiving A LOT of revelation as the Church began to be organized. We don’t know exactly what this process was like for him…
I was a little bit shocked when I learned what most of the curriculum was for my “Living Prophets” class at BYU. The syllabus said
Compassion. I’ve been thinking a lot about that word recently. It evokes this feeling of such great, godlike, perfect love and understanding. Did you know
I really really really wanted to start a podcast all last year. I love Instagram and I don’t plan on leaving it, but I know
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