Faith
To Whom Thanks Belongs
Even ordinary moments of gratitude denote the existence of Him from whom all blessings flow.
Caleb Rivas
April 13, 2026
Even ordinary moments of gratitude denote the existence of Him from whom all blessings flow.
Restored doctrine rejects the dualistic myth of the unembodied self.
Messiah bears witness that God can magnify practiced gifts and turn ordinary labor toward holy ends.
Amid stories of grief and endurance, conference teachings returned to charity, holiness, and the work of peace.
From social exclusion to open hostility, religious minority families describe the burden of being misunderstood.
Christ’s words from the cross reveal how forgiveness frees the wounded, restores love, and opens a path toward joy.
Easter is not absent from the Old Testament; it is woven through its shadows, symbols, and sacred patterns.
An early mission return can feel like failure, but it may also mark the start of unexpected spiritual growth.
Delays can make faithful effort feel pointless. How does the Bible’s symbolic 7 help us trust in God’s promises?
Religion is rarely comfortable or luxurious—it’s a workshop where God shows up in the space between imperfect people.
Believing that BYU’s distinctive religious heritage can be maintained without intentional efforts to preserve it is naive.
Leaders have encouraged “a higher and holier” observation of Easter. What might that practice look like for Latter-day Saints?