Author: Julie M. Smith

I’m grumpy that Sotomayor didn’t stand by her snark. She should have.

Lesson #9: Prophets

Seven-year-old son to my husband, who was recently called as his Primary teacher:

I never really set out to be environmentally conscious–not that I don’t like the idea, of course, just that other priorities . . . well, took priority.

Lesson #8: Talking to Heavenly Father

Podcasts from the seminars sponsored by the Mormon Theology Seminar are now available online.

The Mormon Theology Seminar is beginning a seminar on Revelation 21-22.

Lesson #5: Jesus Made the Earth

Lesson #4: We Are Free to Choose

Lesson #3: Our Savior

This morning I woke up to find my youngest child wearing accurately-buttoned church clothes and eating a hot breakfast that he had made without help. He might as well have handed me a pink slip.

For the first time ever, I’ve read a defense of the anti-same-sex-marriage movement that didn’t make me cringe. HT: Nate Oman.

I’m taking a break from the Gospel Fundamentals FHEs this week; if you’re really clever, you’ll be able to reverse engineer what kind of problems are plaguing the Smith household this week.

I’m taking a break from the Gospel Fundamentals FHEs to do an Easter FHE next week and I’m posting this early because it requires a little prep work.

A few years ago, as I was waiting for a temple session to begin, I began flipping the pages of the Spanish language Bible in front of me.

Lesson #2: Our Life in Heaven

Can women offer the opening prayer in sacrament meeting?

Or, at least, most of Amazon’s best seller list.

I’ve decided to start a new series of FHE lessons based on the Gospel Fundamentals book.

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I was intrigued by Adam’s link: “Legitimacy is the most precious resource of the state and should not be frittered away like this.”