Wherefore, he will bring them again out of captivity, and they shall be gathered together to the lands of their first inheritance, and they shall be brought out of obscurity and out of darkness…
"History is a story written by the finger of God." CS Lewis
Read accounts of the Creation, the Flood, and other major world events all recorded from the perspective of faithful people around the globe.
“I’d been reading up on comparative religion. The thing is that all major religions have the Golden Rule in Common. ‘Do unto others as you would have them do unto you.’ Not always the same words but the same meaning.”
– Norman Rockwell
God of Heaven and Earth has many different names and titles, some of which may be unfamiliar. He can be identified in all other nations by the same character, perfection and attributes. Similarly, our first parents, ancient prophets, and angels are known by different names but have the same story.
Truth is universal, without boarders, language, culture, ethnicity, or religious denomination. There have been cycles of enlightenment and apostasy in every corner of the world. You will find gathered resources, books, blogs, summaries and articles that work towards circumscribing the family of God into one complete whole. Our goal is to embrace all truth.
God has promised to gather together the nations that have been scattered. They come bringing treasures of great knowledge, wisdom, science and industry. It is our goal to tear down the unbelief that divides us, share and understand the truth preserved in each nation, that all may be edified.
I believe we have a de facto definition of home fellowship; and that is a family worshiping together at home. It’s likely that LDS culture has conditioned us to think that a fellowship should look like the equivalent of a local ward/branch. But God is much more intimate than that. Two will do.
This song really speaks to me. I’ll start my elegant rambling.Cause heaven knows something I don’t.Turn around, turn around…Lord, can You hear me?I’m on my knees fighting alone. Maybe I need new elegiesTo grieve what
