Category: judging

What I know of grace, I learned from my motherR...

Posted by Guest Author | Mar 16, 2018 | communication, judging, learning | 0 |

“We’re still family”—one LDS fam...

Posted by dyejo | Mar 22, 2017 | family & children, FHE, judging, priorities & planning | 0 |

MillennialMormon: how focusing not just on the true name of the church is necessary but can also help us focus on being true Christians

by Guest Author | Oct 23, 2018 | goals & systems, judging | 0 |

We talk all about our frustrations that come along with “Mormon” culture and how focusing not just on the true name of the church is necessary but can also help us focus on being true Christians.

Michael McClean’s faith crisis (If you have doubts, you’re not alone)

by dyejo | Mar 25, 2018 | entertainment, hollidays, judging | 0 |

Does being a “molebrity” (Mormon celebrity) make you immune from faith crises?...

What I know of grace, I learned from my mother–watch this AMAZING rendition of AMAZING GRACE sung by THE GARAGE GUYS

by Guest Author | Mar 16, 2018 | communication, judging, learning | 0 |

“What I know of grace, I learned from my mother. That kind of love cannot be defined. But I can feel it when I sing. It is the feeling I had while singing this arrangement of Amazing Grace with my friends. And I can tell you that as we sang, my heart wanted to break wide open with joy.”

The Place for Gays Inside the Mormon Church (by Greg Trimble)

by Guest Author | Apr 21, 2017 | judging, pondering, relationships | 1 |

Homosexuals need to know that they absolutely have a place in the church.

“We’re still family”—one LDS family’s journey learning to accept and love their LGBT son

by dyejo | Mar 22, 2017 | family & children, FHE, judging, priorities & planning | 0 |

Becky and Scott Mackintosh have loved their son as he has grown up, served a mission, come out as gay, and left the faith he was raised in. The entire family has learned to love in new, more inclusive ways.

Cultural judgments involving missionaries persist (THE DAILY UNIVERSE)

by Guest Author | Feb 10, 2017 | BYU, judging | 0 |

“As human beings, we really like simple frames of references,” Finlayson-Fife said. “Not just Mormons, but as human beings in general. We like ways to quickly assess if someone is good or bad, or like us or not like us.”