Mormon Momma | Crossing the Planes in the Modern World
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LDS women discuss church doctrine, policy, and practice as well as current events, life issues, children, families, and whatever else comes to mind.
Mormon Momma | Crossing the Planes in the Modern World
7M ago
I'll be traveling on Saturday, but will listen as available. Please leave your insights and favorite quotes. Saturday Morning Session David A. Bednar Amy A. Wright Rober M. Daines To serve in this Church is to stand in the river of God’s love for His children. Carlos A. Godoy D, Todd Christofferson Purpose of the ..read more
Mormon Momma | Crossing the Planes in the Modern World
1y ago
I will probably only be live blogging on Sunday. Please feel free to add your thoughts and comments. Elder Holland is out with Covid. (Love Elder Holland.) A number of months ago he mentioned suffering from neuropathy. (I didn't hear more than the mention.) There is a known link between neuropathy and the Covid vax ..read more
Mormon Momma | Crossing the Planes in the Modern World
2y ago
I will probably only be live blogging on Sunday. Please feel free to add your thoughts and comments. It's strange to me that the church is proudly aligning with legislation that prohibits so-called “conversion therapy.” I submit to you that all therapy is either conversion therapy or entrenchment therapy. I also submit that the gospel ..read more
Mormon Momma | Crossing the Planes in the Modern World
2y ago
The letter below was forwarded to me by a member of the Farmington Utah Stake. Scientism should not trump science, in the church or out. Dear Brothers and Sisters, Thank you for your faithfulness over the past year and a half. I am so grateful that we ar able to gather and worship together as ..read more
Mormon Momma | Crossing the Planes in the Modern World
2y ago
My Thoughts on Leadership The three faithful and thoughtful authors of this letter—Jamie Hepworth, Mickelle Shea, and Nancy Jones—have given permission to others to post their words to the prophet. It is well written, credibly cited, faithfully presented, and from the heart. In such a large organization as the church has become, the leadership has ..read more
Mormon Momma | Crossing the Planes in the Modern World
2y ago
My entire life I have loved and anticipated General Conference. I'm not feeling it so much this year. I may or may not post anything. Or may do it retroactively. If you have any thoughts you'd like to share, you are welcome to comment. Ronald A. Rasband 7 Things of My Soul Love God the ..read more
Mormon Momma | Crossing the Planes in the Modern World
2y ago
As members of the church, we are often forced into cognitive dissonance. We hit that place again this year. Much of it seems to come from the untenable deification of leadership that seems widespread in our ranks. Catholics claim that the pope is infallible But no one believes is. Mormons claim the prophet is fallible ..read more
Mormon Momma | Crossing the Planes in the Modern World
2y ago
Real kindness is our closest approximation of truth. And ye shall know the truth, and the truth shall make you free. John 8:32 Some people choose a word to inspire them in the New Year. Last year, as I pondered that idea, I instead chose a word to direct my entire life. My foundational life goal is to find truth. The ..read more
Mormon Momma | Crossing the Planes in the Modern World
3y ago
I will live blog as I…feel like it. Please feel free to add your thoughts and comments about any talk or topic addressed. Saturday Morning Session Russel M. Nelson Welcome. A year for the record books. Dieter F. Uchtdorf Gerrit W. Gong Half of adult members are single. Saturday Afternoon Session Jeffrey R. Holland M ..read more
Mormon Momma | Crossing the Planes in the Modern World
3y ago
There's an old humorous saying: Catholics claim the pope is infallible, but no one believes it. Mormons claim the prophet is fallible, but no one believes it. It's more true than it should be. (Perhaps on both counts.) What we claim to believe and how we behave should be consistent. Decades ago I realized the ..read more