Going Toward the Light
Not long ago, I had the opportunity to meet with some leaders in Washington D.C. One individual we met was an older man from Ghana, someone with a lot of global power and ability in his job. He told us that when he was a child he would walk to the airport for two...
The Poverty of Pride
This article is part of Sister Michelle Watson’s deep dive into the concept of “deny yourself” (Mt. 16:24, Mk. 8:34, Lu. 9:23, 3 Ne. 12:30). Today’s sub-theme is pride. We all know that pride, in general, is bad. But after digging a little...
My Master’s Voice
About four years ago, our family adopted a Yorkshire terrier mix named Stetson (pictured here) from a rescue center. In many ways he has completed our family with loyalty, unconditional love, and obedience. However, he tends to obey my voice. I have taken on the role...
All Things Are Somethings to Him
It was a typical Sunday morning. I put on my makeup and moved on to drying my hair. Round brush in hand, warm breeze on my face.Then I looked in the mirror. The top half of my head had turned a strange orange color and there was a funny smell in the room. I was...
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