We are told to tell the truth ever since we are young kids. But the truth is that we rarely know what the truth is. Read that again- I’m very proud of that sentence. It seems like an oxymoron- surely there must be some sort of truth in the world. But, when we’re dealing with … Continue reading R.M. Ramblings: The Truth →

Throughout all of the standard works, it is clear that prayer is important. Jesus Christ Himself teaches us to ‘pray always unto the Father’ in 3 Nephi chapter 18. The word ‘prayer’ and variations of it are used a whopping 375 times in the Bible. And the entire Doctrine and Covenants came as answers to prayers! It is evident … Continue reading R.M. Ramblings: Consulting God Always →

Trust = Time X Truth. This simple equation makes up every single human relationship that we have, including our relationship with our self-conscious. The more trust there is in a relationship, the more mutually beneficial the relationship is. We can’t make time go faster to increase trust, but we can all be more truthful. Everyone … Continue reading R.M. Ramblings: The Power of the Truth →

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Satan uses a lot of strategies to trip us up in this life. We are familiar with many of them: temptation, addiction, relationships, etc. I would like to discuss today a strategy that I believe Satan is using prevalently amongst all people today- the fallacy of complacency. Complacency means to be self-satisfied. It means to … Continue reading R.M. Ramblings: The Fallacy of Complacency →

You are never too far I will admit, the Bible is rather difficult to read at times. The words are long, the phrasing is confusing, and the writing is dense. However, I have found it helpful to step back and look at the Bible more as a story of how God interacts with His people. … Continue reading R.M. Ramblings: Striving to Move Forward →

In the words of Jesus Christ, the second most important commandment for us is this: “thou shalt love thy neighbour as thyself.” While this statement is often interpreted as a simple command to be nice to our fellow men, I believe that it goes so much deeper than that. This is a remark on the … Continue reading R.M. Ramblings: Truly Understanding the Second Great Commandment →