Holding Sacrament Meeting at home was something new. It was challenging but it was a beautiful spiritual experience for the whole family.
5 Myths About Falling In Love That Might Be Holding Us Back
Many of us have pre-conceived notions about being in love. We see it portrayed in movies, books, and almost every media platform available. It is celebrated everywhere in the world. It is a powerful emotion that is often misunderstood by many because of myths that...
Including “Finding Peace” to My To-do List
Finding peace is easier said than done. To find peace and quiet in our lives, we must make the decision to turn our backs to not-so-worthwhile activities and focus more on spending our hours in reflection and meditation, and on things that have eternal value.
Saying “Sorry” is Never Enough
In this world where emojis mask emotions, apologies sometimes sound insincere. Saying “sorry” is more than just asking for forgiveness. It means much more!
Discovering Great Adventures in Our Ordinary Lives
We may not have Instagram-worthy photos to show for our day to day life, but that’s ok. Our life itself is a great adventure! We just need to discover why.
What I Gained After I Lost My Little Brother
Coping up after the death of a loved one is not easy. It leaves us pained and in longing; yet there are valuable things we can gain after a loss.
The Importance of Why We Need Descents
We have to realize, though, that just because the path is downhill, it doesn’t mean we’re being led to our downfall. The downhill trail is essential to more exciting and rewarding adventures in the future.
My Struggles As a Mother During General Conference Broadcast
Having children during General Conference broadcast is not an easy thing. As a mother, it is sometimes frustrating. Nevertheless, it is very rewarding.
Life Lessons I Learned From My Garden
There is wonder in gardens. This is why The Creator made a garden for our first parents to live in. It holds beautiful life lessons we can all live by.
How a Chocolate Bar Proved that God Listens
Prayer is like having a phone conversation with God. Unlike in a normal phone conversation though, where we can immediately hear the response of the person on the other end, in prayer, we can only hear ourselves and then silence (at least in a verbal sense) from the...
