
If Any of You Lack Wisdom
I was intrigued by the cult of Trumpism, so I did what we’re told to do: studied and sought truth.
I was intrigued by the cult of Trumpism, so I did what we’re told to do: studied and sought truth.
2020 was a strange year for most of us, but it was also full of great content for Latter-day Saints. Here are the year’s top articles.
The Highland 19th Ward Bishopric has a great plan to get everyone back in Church: a brilliant parody video by its bishopric.
A Latter-day Saint healthcare worker’s insights into the panic and reaction to coronavirus.
2019 has been an awesome year. Get caught up on everything that happened for Latter-day Saints before heading into 2020.
For those like me who are looking for some additional FREE resources to help in their Come Follow Me study, look no further, I’ve got a couple for you.
That’s not speaking in tongues, it just sounds like you are saying gibberish,” I thought as I listened to the pastor babble on the stage in front of me.
[dropcap]S[/dropcap]ome might be surprised to learn of The Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-day Saints’ presence in the Middle East, given the social and political
[dropcap]I[/dropcap]n an attempt to “simplify” the process of printing scriptures, The Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-day Saints has announced a reduction in the available
How do you navigate a relationship when your spouse leaves the Church? Allan and Kattie Mount of the Marriage on a Tightrope podcast join us to discuss.
At long last, the day has come. RIP LDS.org – 1998-2019
By creating safe spaces in our classes and worship, through active learning and engaged teachers, questions can help us grow and learn on the Gospel path.
We say we preach of Christ, but some unofficial survey work done across a few wards suggests that we might not do it as much as we realize.
Kaydin Alabbas told his parents he wasn’t going to the MTC. Their response was to abandon him in the desert. And this is being treated as a good thing.
David Archuleta leaves behind the saccharinized pop of his youth on Orion, and discovers something more, something transformative.
In an attempt to explain the value of profanity at the Women’s March, the author misses the bigger picture.
Where Greek mythology, French literature and my Mormon faith come together in time for Christmas.
http://media.blubrry.com/thisweekinmormons/p/thisweekinmormons.com/podcast/SSB_BoM_EP46_By_Faith_All_Things_Are_Fulfilled1.mp3Podcast (sunday-school-bonanza): Play in new window | Download (Duration: 16:55 — 31.6MB) | EmbedSubscribe: Apple Podcasts | Google Podcasts | Email | RSSEther 12-13—Faith! Moroni
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The Church is getting more involved in suicide prevention.
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http://media.blubrry.com/thisweekinmormons/p/thisweekinmormons.com/podcast/SSB_BoM_EP29_Give_Ear_to_My_Words_1.mp3Podcast (sunday-school-bonanza): Play in new window | Download (29.6MB) | EmbedSubscribe: Apple Podcasts | Google Podcasts | Email | RSSAlma 36-39—Alma sits down with his
http://media.blubrry.com/thisweekinmormons/p/thisweekinmormons.com/podcast/SSB_BoM_EP28_The_Word_Is_in_Christ_unto_Salvation_1.mp3Podcast (sunday-school-bonanza): Play in new window | Download (29.9MB) | EmbedSubscribe: Apple Podcasts | Google Podcasts | Email | RSSAlma 32-34—Alma gives his great treatise
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The Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-day Saints has a somewhat tricky name from a grammar standpoint. So let’s stop messing it up.
“Because of my imperfections, I was certain God would never bless me, or never answer any of my prayers because those are only things he does for righteous people.”
Mormon disciplinary councils have made headlines, notably with Kate Kelly and John Dehlin. But these councils aren’t about sin. They are about change.
John Dehlin and Kate Kelly resurface to talk about excommunication or the lack thereof.
A new YouTube video goes after the alleged shortcomings of the Mormon Institute program and CES as a whole.
Often we pray for the symptom of the trial to go away, that’s our focus, but the gospel isn’t there to take away the pain, so much as it’s there to heal us from it.
Too many Latter-day Saints end their talks incorrectly. It is time to right the ship.
How do we have our own will swallowed up in the Father’s, jut as Christ did? Christ’s ministry is full of answers to our queries. He is the perfect example.
“Sin has made me stronger, for I know the evil firsthand.” I hear this approach from many people nowadays, and it is wrong. Sin does not strengthen us.
BYU-Idaho’s “War on Masturbation” video isn’t about masturbation. It’s about pornography addiction. Why is the Internet so confused about this?
As we commemorate our risen Lord this Easter, let us reflect on how we, through perfection in Christ, can align our will with that of the Father.
By Geoff Openshaw As a young man, I played with Legos. A lot. I was rarely content with building Lego sets according to the instructions
It’s time to reflect on the real reason for Christmas – the Savior Lord Jesus Christ
Hey friends, As you may know, half of the TWiM team, Mr. Al, broke his arm last week and required surgery to fix his trashed