
The danger of looking beyond the mark
A few weeks ago, I was reading Jacob 4 verse 14, and there was a phrase that really stood out to me: “Wherefore, because of their blindness, which blindness came by looking beyond

A few weeks ago, I was reading Jacob 4 verse 14, and there was a phrase that really stood out to me: “Wherefore, because of their blindness, which blindness came by looking beyond

Have you ever thought of how important it is to accept kindness? And if so, how well are you at accepting it? Read my article on LDS Living about why it is

Ten days ago, President Russel M. Nelson asked the women of my church to participate in a 10-day social media fast. Previous to his invitation, I had been pondering about

Parenting is vastly different than it was 30 plus years ago. We have come a long way in parenting philosophies, including health and safety. Raising children is a completely different

You see her almost every day — at the park, picking up her kids from school or right next door. You know the type — the mom who appears to

As I look around my house, I often see crumbs on the floor, sheets (and probably kids) that need washing and dishes piled in the sink. I used to wonder

I’ve never shared a recipe on this blog before, but after celebrating National Cheesecake Day yesterday, I thought I would share one of my favorites. I have about 7 or 8

The family is under attack more today than ever before. It seems as if almost every aspect of the world is against it. Peer pressure, drugs, social media and the

One of the first commandments of marriage is selflessness. If you base your relationship on the needs of your spouse, you will surely find happiness. And if you truly love