For far too long, we have allowed the foundation of faith to be relegated only to metaphysical “truth” rather than actual “facts.” Indeed, many shy away from talking about the facts of their faith, preferring instead the personally emotive, distinctly modern and substance-free “personal truth” as a guide for conversations.
Devotional: Putting faith in facts Read More »
What does it mean to have good bearing? It’s more than just your posture or how you present yourself in a room — though, that matters.
Devotional: Embrace the strength of meekness in your bearing Read More »
The past can be useful for reflection and education, but it is not a destination. As a self-governing people, we must set our eyes and our action on the future.
Devotional: Look ahead for what is to come, not into the past Read More »
Suffering and flourishing may seem like opposites, yet they often walk hand-in-hand. Some of our deepest growth springs up from our darkest trials.
Devotional: Refined through trials, the gift of suffering well Read More »
In recent months, we’ve been surrounded by a clamor of voices from entertainment, religion and politics. While some messages uplift and inspire, many can lead us astray.
Devotional: The power of words to transform and lift us up Read More »
As the veil between worlds thins and shadows creep into our lives, we are reminded that the Bible is a treasure trove of thrilling tales that ignite fear and faith.
Devotional: Demons, dragons and disease, it all can be found in the Bible Read More »
As we look ahead to our country’s future, it’s important to recognize the significant role that the government plays in shaping it.
Devotional: Don’t be a rebel. Engage in the process and vote. Read More »
Living in the grandness of Colorado and traveling to the mountains often is like walking through a divine art gallery. Nature here doesn’t just sit still; it grabs you by the senses and shakes you awake.
Devotional: What is the trunk of who you are? Read More »
When discussing accountability as leaders, we often think about who’s accountable to us.
Devotional: Accountability? The buck really stops with you Read More »
A soul without a well-established aim (purpose) loses itself. That’s who I was when I first met Richard G. Madsen more than 38 years ago.
Devotional: Embracing responsibility is a legacy to remember Read More »
