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Favorite LDS Doctrinal Books

Each religious sect is blessed to have books written by knowledgeable members of their church that define and clarify different points of doctrine. I would like to share with you, in no particular order, some books written for members of the Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-day Saints that I have particularly enjoyed. I invite you to share doctrinal books from other sects in the comment trail as well. 1. “The Miracle of Forgiveness” by Spencer W. Kimball. This book outlines the meaning of sin, the consequences of it, and the way back to full fellowship. While there is a … Continue reading →

Dinner Discussions 2007 Week 2

This week’s dinner discussions are based on lesson two in the manuals. Hopefully your ward has not gotten off track at this point in the year, but if you have you may need to adjust accordingly. Remember to keep the lessons positive and upbeat. This is a time to reinforce the gospel, and you should make it a positive experience for your family. If you have a child in Nursery or Sunbeams he learned that Heavenly Father has a body. The lesson discussed that Jesus Christ looks like Heavenly Father. The children learned that prophets have seen Jesus Christ and … Continue reading →

Gospel Doctrine: Glad Tidings of Great joy

Walk with me, if you will, through an imaginary world that thankfully never existed. Imagine that, after your death, the devil rose up and claimed your soul with evil glee. “But,” you insisted, “I tried. I learned from my mistakes. I tried each day to do better. I served God with all of my heart and intent. I wasn’t perfect, but I was the best person I could be.” And the devil said to you, “It does not matter. The first time you sinned, you became mine.” And he dragged you down into a pit of despair and endless misery. … Continue reading →