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Posted by Guest Author | Sep 12, 2018 | church, Easter, forgiveness, learning | 0 |

Lyceum Philharmonic and The Other Side Academy tea...

Posted by dyejo | Aug 31, 2018 | family & children, forgiveness, goals & systems, marriage, Uncategorized | 0 |

“SHAMELESS,” a short film by Cooper An...

Posted by dyejo | Jul 7, 2018 | forgiveness, relationships | 0 |

Contention and the spirit of contention

Posted by Matthew Watkins | Nov 6, 2017 | communication, forgiveness | 0 |

VIDEO: ‘No bullying here’: Students surprise classmate with random act of kindness

by Guest Author | Mar 24, 2019 | cool links, education, forgiveness, health, social media, Young Women, youth & scouting | 0 |

Students at a high school noticed their peer wasn’t his usual, cheerful self — so they took action to be intentionally kind. The result will have you in tears!

VIDEO: (Leading Saints) How Satan Beats the Bishop at His Own Game When it Comes to Bad Behaviors

by Guest Author | Feb 25, 2019 | family & children, forgiveness, goals & systems, leadership | 0 |

Behaviors are the results of feelings. And feelings are the result of thoughts. Thoughts can be manipulated in negative ways when Satan uses trauma, shame, and self doubt to alter our thoughts which then alter our behaviors. WATCH THIS VIDEO FOR MORE!

VIDEO: You are never beyond his saving GRACE (Mormon Channel)

by dyejo | Feb 16, 2019 | forgiveness, Ministering, missionary, prayer & fasting, relationships | 0 |

Have you ever felt the burden of grief or shame? Or the feelings of despair and hopelessness that come from making poor choices? Don’t despair.

mormon.org’s latest animated video “Journey Through Grief” will transport you from heartache to hope

by Guest Author | Sep 12, 2018 | church, Easter, forgiveness, learning | 0 |

From heartache to hope, take a journey through the grieving process.

🎯 Satan can’t hit a moving target 🎯

by Matthew Watkins | Aug 31, 2018 | family & children, forgiveness, goals & systems, Uncategorized | 0 |

I love the war chapters in the Book of Mormon. Here’s why…

Lyceum Philharmonic and The Other Side Academy team up on AMAZING GRACE to address the opioid epidemic

by dyejo | Aug 31, 2018 | family & children, forgiveness, goals & systems, marriage, Uncategorized | 0 |

A group of LDS teen musicians partnered with an adult training facility for convicted substance abusers to share a message of GRACE in hopes of bringing this issue into the light of day in our community.

“SHAMELESS,” a short film by Cooper Anderson, opens your eyes to labels, inner struggles, and healing through the atonement of Jesus Christ

by dyejo | Jul 7, 2018 | forgiveness, relationships | 0 |

Get a new and unique view of the hope and healing that come through Jesus Christ and his atonement.

Being filled by a tiny bite of bread and a few drops of water

by Matthew Watkins | Apr 8, 2018 | forgiveness, guides, health, learning, Uncategorized | 0 |

After you break your fast today, ask yourself: which meal was more filling? The generous portions of green bean casserole your wife made? Or the bite of bread and few drops of water you had earlier today when you partook of the Lord’s Supper? In today’s Power in the Book of Mormon post, a “fast thought” about being filled by the Sacrament.

A Refreshing View of Repentance (The Higher Attitudes Podcast)

by Tom Obenchain | Mar 24, 2018 | forgiveness, not uniquely lds, podcast | 0 |

Do you cringe when you hear the word repentance? Does it make you feel a sense of guilt or shame...

Contention and the spirit of contention

by Matthew Watkins | Nov 6, 2017 | communication, forgiveness | 0 |

This post first appeared on Power in the Book The best period of Nephite history, hands-down, is...

Sharing (Mother’s Day Edition)—formerly phread

by Guest Author | May 13, 2017 | family & children, forgiveness, journal | 0 |

Mother’s Day isn’t easy for a lot of people for a lot of reasons, many centered on expectations. For me, it’s been a day when a huge mirror is placed in front of me, forcing me to see what I’m doing. It hasn’t ever felt like a healthy evaluation, but more of an imposed critique while being forced to listen to stories of Angel Mothers Who Never Raised Their Voices and stuff like that.