In early 1952 my grandfather, Brother Dick Ackman, was on leave from the Army and had received orders to return to camp. He knew what that meant. He was being shipped to Korea....
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Brother Rich Nath
Articles by Brother Rich Nath
The First Gift of Christmas Was Hope
As we prepare for Christmas, many of you probably went to the store or online to buy that gift for your special someone. Or maybe you made a homemade gift. Regardless, Christmas...
Showing Our Love: Key 3
Today, we're looking at the third (and final) key to creating an elite difference, where love is what separates us from the rest of the world. This key is being a willing worker....
Showing Our Love: Key 2
Last time, we talked about how the first key to showing God's love is to recognize the opportunity to show love—and then take that opportunity. The second key is creating that...
Showing Our Love: Key 1
Today, we're bringing you a brand-new three-part series from Brother Rich Nath called Showing Our Love. Almost three years ago at my job, I was hired to help build a...
A Daniel Kind of Courage
Today's article is part of our summer series, "Be of Good Courage." It’s 6th century B.C. and many Jews are captives in Babylon. King Darius has made a decree that nobody can...
Dear Mom
In honor of Mother's Day this weekend, we're republishing this post from May 16, 2017. It's a hypothetical letter from one of Helaman's 2,000 stripling soldiers to his mom. Dear...
The Tax Man Cometh
It's Tax Day here in the U.S. next week. It isn’t exactly a holiday, but it's an important day, nonetheless. It reminds me of what Jesus said not long after He entered...
Lessons From 2020: Reinforcing Truth
As we move into the middle of quarter one in 2021, I’m looking back on probably the craziest year since I’ve been alive. What can I take from everything that transpired? What did...
Beating the Holiday Blues
It’s the holiday season, 2020 edition. In previous years, maybe the hustle and bustle of shopping, cooking, cleaning, and company visiting felt overwhelming. While some of these...