The discourse questions whether the concept of a Heavenly Mother is a pagan intrusion or a significant biblical absence. It argues that historical suppression obscures the Divine Feminine in scripture, with archaeological evidence supporting its longstanding presence alongside Yahweh. The Latter-day Saint perspective seeks to restore this theology, countering critiques as misinterpretations.
The latest Faith and Reason installment explores the "Great Apostasy" as a loss of both truth and power, examining the First Century Church's disintegration and the necessary divine authority for restoration. It highlights the parallels between Pentecost and the Kirtland Temple's dedication, emphasizing Peter's role in officiating spiritual restoration.
The content announces the launch of the Patreon Early Access for the "Come, Follow Me" series, focusing on the Old Testament. It emphasizes a Christ-centered approach to studying scripture, providing resources like videos, summaries, slides, and reflections. Support from patrons enables the creation of these teaching materials for diverse audiences.
In 2026, "Come Follow Me" introduces a transformative Old Testament study, blending scripture, recovery, and discipleship. It features weekly teachings on covenant themes and daily devotionals aligned with the Beatitudes. This unique resource aims to empower individuals in their faith and recovery journeys, fostering growth and understanding of God’s mercies.
The recent updates to the "General Handbook: Serving in The Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-day Saints" emphasize the use of the King James Version of the Bible during Church sessions. It also suggests alternative English translations for members seeking a deeper understanding of biblical teachings.
Church hurt is a significant issue that deserves validation rather than shame. The content critiques a meme that diminishes real pain, particularly within Latter-day Saint and Evangelical communities. It emphasizes compassionate ministry, psychological insights on spiritual trauma, and biblical approaches for healing, while promoting understanding and support for those affected.
In D.H. Lawrence’s The Rocking-Horse Winner, a family's luxurious life is haunted by anxiety over wealth. This reflects Washington's current state, with Meta's retreat highlighting issues beyond tax policy, pointing to a cultural addiction to materialism that harms family and moral values. Solutions require resilience amidst despair.
The message "Strangers in a Strange Land" invites those feeling culturally out of place to see their experience as a divine calling. Focusing on a guiding Old Testament verse, it emphasizes the role of Christ's disciples as covenant travelers. Early access to the episode is available on Patreon before its public release.
The blank page is not your enemy. The noise in your head is. We often think successful writing is just a technical skill we learn in school. But if you have ever stared at a blinking cursor, paralyzed by self-doubt, you know that grammar rules aren't enough. Writing is an act of translation—pulling the invisible... Continue Reading →
First, I want to thank those over at ProWritingAid for hosting Novel November. Since National Novel Writing Month – NANOWRIMO had closed down their website back in April 2025, I was a bit of a loss as to who will pick up the fallen baton and run with a fresh new take. At first, I was speaking with my youngest... Continue Reading →
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