Broadcast Date: July 26, 2026
It was the time of the corn harvest. All the community turned to their fields, and men and boys hired, helped, and shared until the harvest was secured for the winter.
In one field, a man named Palmer sent out his sons to work. Tagging along with them that afternoon was their six year-old sister. While the men worked, the little girl occupied herself by playing…
Broadcast Date: July 26, 2026
It was about 74 BC and the 18th year of the reign of the judges when Alma gathered his sons to him. The declining spiritual state of the people concerned ‘Alma the prophet’ so much that ‘Alma the father’ felt the need to instruct his sons. Helaman, the eldest, was called first.
Now, of all things this great and wise father could say to prepare his sons for the world…
Broadcast Date: July 26, 2026
A recent experience of a young friend of mine serves to teach a powerful principle. Courtney loves music. She plays the piano and the flute; she sings; she composes; she can do it all. Her voice has even been heard on this program more than once. She’s wonderfully talented. In a state high school solo competition she won top honors her sophomore and junior year…
Broadcast Date: July 26, 2026
Years ago I had the experience of standing on the high plains of Wyoming near the common grave of some pioneers. Now, I did not know them or anything about them, yet there was a hallowed presence there I have not forgotten. I stand in awe of the stamina and heart of those who buried their loved ones and walked on.In the late summer of 1847, Jedediah M. Grant left…
Broadcast Date: July 26, 2026
Not long ago I mentioned in one of my stories that my family took a vacation to Yellowstone Park. An experience from that vacation keeps coming to mind. So if you don’t mind, I’d like to share it.
One night my daughter, Sherise, and I were walking side-by-side on the boardwalk through Norris Geyser Basin. All around us were the boiling pots of Yellowstone. Now, we’d…