This post is very late. It should have been published two weeks ago. The trouble is, I was so inspired as I wrote that I kept getting sidetracked by my own efforts to make my notes digital. I hope you feel inspired as well. The Quick-start Method Ready to move from … Read more
How to Look Up Something I’ve Saved to Notes Everything that you highlight, tag, bookmark, or type in a journal entry, gets saved to your account and can be pulled up from either the Gospel Library app, or LDS.org. Therefore, things you highlight on your phone (through the Gospel Library … Read more
(This article was updated January 2019) Like we discussed in our previous blog, there are four kinds of notes that can be saved in Gospel Library and LDS.org accounts—Bookmarks, Highlights, Journal Entries, and Links. Here we provide a deeper description of how these notes are made. How to Use Bookmarks Bookmarks … Read more
(article updated in January 2019) If you’re anything like me, then daily scripture study is not always an organized affair. I gave up on digging out my beautiful, leather-bound scriptures long, long ago, and my various manuals have long been abandoned. For a long time I felt a little bad … Read more
Last year, I began to feel that I should attempt a Nativity painting. This of course was a very daunting idea, but I figured the best place to start was with research. I began with Luke 2:7: “And she brought forth her firstborn son, and wrapped him in swaddling … Read more
In my last interview I promised my mission president that I would write out a letter explaining why I’m glad I served a mission. I never did because the thought of explaining it was overwhelming. However, five years ago today I entered the MTC and therefore embarked on this … Read more
I have personally never been bothered by the fact that men hold the priesthood and women don’t, but I recently started to wonder, “Why doesn’t this bother me?” I could see arguments building up around me for why women should hold the priesthood, and I couldn’t adequately explain why I … Read more
Imagine God on Mount Sinai, waiting for Moses to come that last 100 yards to receive the 10 commandments. This is, of course, the omniscient, omnipresent God of the Bible. Even before the tablets are carved He knows how fundamental the Ten Commandments will be for mankind, and you … Read more