May you find that joy in Jesus, that hope in eternity, and comfort in the knowledge that you are not alone.

Spring brings hope for a more beautiful and peaceful world. Reflecting on peace and hope encourages peacemaking.

Developing an eye of faith helps me seek and expect spiritual experiences to help me become the person Christ has promised me I can be. 

As we love our neighbors and see them as God does, we acknowledge their humanity and build the beloved community together.

What stories are at risk of remaining unwritten because we are afraid to act? What don’t we do because we think we need to do it perfectly?

We need enduring faith to keep working and building and hoping, holding on to a vision for a brighter future and relying on Christ.

He will lead me and feed me through my wilderness. One day at a time. One step at a time. One moment at a time. I can rely on Him.

Our voyage through the deep can become a sacred and sanctifying experience, if we will turn our hearts to Him and rely on His grace.

Feelings will come and go, like clouds moving across the sky. But the Light of the World is everlasting and eternal.

What does “looking forward with an eye of faith” mean for you in your life right now?

I keep trying to choose faith over fear in each moment. I remember that my goal is to return back to my heavenly homeland.

We mourn with those who mourn, and lend comfort. In essence, we love one another.

Questions about faith and preparation during challenging times are explored, with a focus on developing active faith and building Zion.

The census becomes an earthly means to allow all of us to recognize the spiritual nobility of our humanity.

We must overcome partisanship and embrace the counsel of peace, loving our enemies and treating them with kindness, as taught by our faith.