Many, in and out of the church, hold on to an incomplete narrative regarding the ban of black males holding the priesthood. In this discussion, we add a few key pieces of information to the puzzle.

While it is essential to MAKE the right covenants, the true power comes from KEEPING that covenant.

Being able to effectively assess means that a leaders knows the standard as well as knows what is actually happening. Few are experts on both and need help to become a more balanced assessor.

The Lord has declared that every person on Earth must hear the Gospel in their own language. That then becomes the duty to every soul who accepts the gospel; to peach the gospel to others.

One of the doctrines taught in both scripture and in the temple is that this life was intended from the very beginning to be a probtionary state.

There are certain rules that apply to all (doctrines) and other rules that depend on the circumstance. Knowing the difference between the two is an essential skill for Christ-centered leaders.

One of the great missions placed upon the shoulders of the Latter-day Saints is to save the dead. That includes responsibilities on both sides of the veil.

The temple is the House of His Presence and brings increased divine attention.

An essential skill of Christ-centered leadership is the ability to find the balance between too much and too little. Leaders who fail to strike that balance often do harm to others. One key to finding that balance is to be a balanced leader.

Being willing to "loose" others from the debts you precieve they owe you is not only essential to successful families, but will free you of the debt you own to God.