To build a strong relationship, it is important to build with intention. And when in doubt: validate, validate, validate. Second grade teacher Cindy Schofield teaches us a few simple ways to validate your relationships as you learn to ask, "Tell me more."
Listening isn’t just hearing—it’s being fully present. Here’s why it matters more than you think.
Hank Smith and John Bytheway talk about this week's Come, Follow Me study.
Ok, truth be told - after chapter 1, Mormon 2-5 is a pretty sad and depressing tale of a very wicked and disobedient people. That said, Mormon loved them and there are some lessons for us to learn from it. 😀
The miracle I needed as a first-year teacher actually looked a whole lot like a logical shift in staffing positions. Let’s see if we are missing some miracles as we study Mormon 3:3!
Gather your family to listen to stories fit for the Halloween holiday.
Dr. Sheldon Martin continues to explore how Jesus Christ is a god of miracles and the Book of Mormon is a gift to us today.
Caught in the comparison trap? It’s time to let go of your ego and embrace the person God created you to be.
Join Dr. Sheldon Martin as he examines how Moroni found peace and hope through the gospel of Jesus Christ, which is found in the Book of Mormon. This record would be essential to bringing Christ to the world in the latter days.
Paul Strickland tells "The Stabbed Tree," a story about a village who brings a curse down upon themselves--until a young girl finally brings healing.