Monthly Archives: May 2007

Scripture 29 May 2007: Coming unto Christ

I read this address from Elder Eyering, one of the Apostles, and it stirred within me a desire to be better and draw closer to God. The Message: Coming unto Christ He speaks of the impulse we find ourselves to … Continue reading

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Scripture 23 May 2007: Deliverance

In the Book of Mormon, the greatest threat to peace and prosperity is not an external enemy– it is the enemy within the heart, the desire to disobey the commandments of God. This disobedience is what led the people to … Continue reading

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Scripture 21 May 2007: Gifts and reconciliation

This weekend I spent a couple of days with the boy scouts at a Camporee. I am the Scoutmaster for our troop, and it is a great responsibility. At the closing ceremony for the camporee I had a negative exchange … Continue reading

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Scripture 14 May 2007: Be of a good courage

I have been out of town for a few days, and yesterday I was sitting in the airport studying some scriptural and other resources. It was Sunday, and I had spent most of the day traveling and was unable to … Continue reading

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Scripture 9 May 2007: “I did it Thy way”

Old Blue Eyes, Frank Sinatra, had a signature song about  how he did things his way. I have never known Frank on a personal basis, and I do not wish to diminish his valuable contribution to pop culture etc. Also, … Continue reading

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Scripture 7 May 2007: Sartre was interesting but wrong

The Book of Mormon contains many examples of people whose lives are changed through the power of Jesus Christ. One can safely say that this is at the heart of the book’s purpose. In a stroke of irony, the more … Continue reading

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Scripture 1 May 2007: God prefers a conversation

There are so many voices competing for our attention. It seems that the loudest and most shocking get the focus. God’s prference is not to shout. He’s not a "yeller". He prefers to deal with us the way a loving … Continue reading

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