Reasonably Religious: believing in a secular world 
Time is the only currency you can never earn back. Every time you give someone your attention, bring a pot of soup, or stay when the rest leave, you literally give away a piece of your life. Easter poses the question we prefer to avoid: for whom do you die today?
Sometimes the deepest lesson is hidden in a very ordinary situation. This article is about two people who solved a technical problem — and about what that says about who we can be at our best moments.
Faith in Christ offers a powerful foundation against loneliness through the combination of a personal relationship with Him and the tangible support of a community that truly cares for one another through ministry. Moreover, by serving others in small, simple gestures, you transform your own isolation into valuable connection and renewed self-worth.
Regularly I get the question if everything works out in The Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-day Saints: no paid clergy, so everyone can just do or say something during the talks? Today I have once again seen how someone can say something fantastic in all simplicity, so that there is a valuable lesson in it for those who listen carefully. Today I have a totally new...
Today the Antwerp stake organized an activity for young men and young women around service. I was asked to give an instructional lesson about service. Because the audience consisted of young people between 12 and 18, I wanted to show them that service doesn't have to be a far-fetched idea. Service is much more achievable if you realize that service can be in simple things...
Today, we joined hands with our brethren for some service. In our community, there is a sister who is no longer so mobile. In her garden, there was a wall that urgently needed a lick of paint. All in all, about 70m². But with united forces, it was even enjoyable. While joking and sometimes splashing each other, the job was done in two hours...
Reasonably Religious: believing in a secular world 