Latter-day Saints at Liberalism’s Crossroads: A Response to Hancock
Can Latter-day Saints engage liberalism without compromise? Faith can lead with courage rather than fear.
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The God Who Ceased to Breathe: Restoring the Fire of Faith
Why does faith feel hollow? A living, covenantal God was replaced by an impersonal, philosophical ideal.
Disagreements Bring Balance: When Silence Isn’t Peace
Why do people stay silent in disagreement? Many avoid disagreement due to empathy, anxiety, or flawed logic.
The Sacred Psychology of Pulling a Handcart
What makes Pioneer Trek spiritually significant? It builds resilience, identity, and spiritual connection.
The Divine Echo: What the Word ‘Elohim’ Still Remembers
Why is God called Elohim, a plural name? The word encodes a lost theology of divine union within a heavenly family.
What the Garden of Eden Teaches About Gospel Questions
What does the Garden of Eden teach about gospel questions? It reveals a path of growth, not shame or failure.
How Can an Unchanging God Keep Updating His Church?
How can God be unchanging and still reveal new truths? He speaks to each generation according to their understanding.
Winning the Race You’ve Lost: The Unique Heroism of Finishing
How does finishing last become a triumph? True heroism lies in rising after failure and enduring with heart.
The Dual Role of God in Family Relationships
How does a person’s view of God affect family life? Seeing God as loving and authoritative fostered stronger unity.
From Dust Bowl to COVID: One Choir’s 5,000-Week Witness
How did a church choir outlast war, grief, and cultural change? Through sacred mission, technical devotion, and relentless service.
Why Knowing Doctrine Isn’t the Same as Knowing Christ
Does knowing facts about Christ mean we know Him? Deep connection begins with meekness and sincere prayer.