On A Clear Day – Sunday, July 17, 1983
None of us has a complete, objective view of the world. We see things through the prism of our own personalities. Ask any three witnesses...
None of us has a complete, objective view of the world. We see things through the prism of our own personalities. Ask any three witnesses...
Personal worth can be measured by the happiness one generates in the lives of others. And the lives over which we have the most influence...
Misinformation is often the cause of ignorance. With little effort on our part we become victims of, and even pass on, untruths that we assume...
Boys come in assorted shapes and sizes. They grow at separate rates and develop contrasting interests. They mature at different ages and demonstrate distinct aptitudes...
The forces of nature have been much in the news lately; volcanic eruptions, floods, earthquakes, and unusual weather patterns have made the headlines throughout the...
There is a great deal of satisfaction to be had from independence, and we all seek to be self-sustaining: to use our God-given talents for...
The first flowers of spring have already wilted. Like fragile flags against the snow, they came, had their brief day and wilted into memory. It...
When we think of the Savior's importance in our lives, we realize that His teachings are as relevant today as they were nearly 2,000 years...
Life is so basically good, and we so expect it to be good, that occasionally we are frustrated and confused by the adversities that may...