Dana and Kristin share their topsy-turvy navigation of the LDS  online dating world.

Do people ever change? Can one person affect change? Three stories of real change give us hope: Our Better Angels, The Boy Who Was Raised as a Dog, and The Class of '65.

Enough is enough. It's been almost 60 years since MLK shared his dream of racial equality. Janai, Wendy, Ashlynn and Dana discuss how they can contribute to the anti-racist discussion and action in America.

What are some ways we can actually practice avoiding pistols at dawn? In Part 2, we explore the "how," drawing from scripture, Crucial Conversations, and The Bonds That Set Us Free.

Two men, determined to prove their point of view and defend their honor, arrive in the grey hours of morning with their seconds. One leaves, mortally wounded. The cost of disagreeing can be dear. But there is an art to disagreement that can save us.

To err on the “safe’ side, we sometimes don’t speak of Heavenly Mother much, as a kind of "sacred censorship." But to not speak of Her, is in no way LDS correct doctrine. Would it surprise you to know that the most downloaded article on the BYU Studies website is about Her?  There exist over 600 historical, plus dozens of modern-day references, to our Mother in Heaven. We honor Her this Mother's Day.

 There once was a people who knew how to "faith it forward," in finding hope and joy. King Benjamin taught them and their spiritual strength increased. How can we learn from them?

God designed us to be creators. How do you have enough faith to really dream, to then create your dreams? Mandy Florence Mahon is a master at creating her dreams and shares with us, how we can become a master, too!

Whatever it takes, man. What does that look like, increased capacity to hear, with "every breath a prayer?"

“I renew my plea for you to do whatever it takes to increase your spiritual capacity to receive personal revelation.”

~~Pres. Russell M. Nelson

We are all on our way home, to our real home. During our sojourn in the temporal homes we live in, we can choose to love the imperfection of our homes and of our lives, while also creating Plan B, when life isn't what we thought it would be.