Monday, February 28, 2011

Eternally Yours


Seven years ago today I walked into the Salt Lake City Temple where I was married to my husband for time and all eternity.

There's just something so wonderful about "forever" that reminds me of the bigger picture when it comes to my life and my marriage. He may leave his socks on the living room floor, but he'll always be mine. Even after death - where I assume he no longer will have the need to wear socks, thus making my life (or afterlife as it were) that much easier.

Saturday, February 19, 2011

Modern Decor for a Modern Molly

Do you ever feel like you need to change around the furniture to effectively change your schedule? Reboot the system? I've been reorganizing our spare bedroom lately in hopes of turning it into a sanctuary of sorts for myself. I've tried my hardest to read my scriptures and study at my computer desk, in bed, at the coffee table and I just can't seem to keep from getting distracted. I need some modern office furniture for this Modern Molly Mormon!

How gorgeous is this desk by the way? I love CSN. I'm determined to eventually quit leaving the house all together and only do my shopping online from now on. Seriously. It's just amazing.

So now that I'm done bragging on my favourite things, back to the issue at hand...


What tips do you have to keep you on a regular scripture study schedule?

Monday, February 7, 2011

Hints of God Speaking to Man

Firstly, I want to thank all of you who commented on my last post, which let's face it was an emotional dumping ground. I really do appreciate it (as well as those of you who sent personal emails). I know this is a process, and your comments helped greatly. But I'll talk more about that another time.

Today I wanted to talk about the priesthood.

Yesterday I was able to be present during a special priesthood blessing. My husband stood and assisted in blessing someone who really needed the comfort of the Lord.

Despite all my fears and doubts that do on occasion rise up, there's one thing I've always believed in, and that's the priesthood. God speaks to his sons who bear this responsibility. I know that. Even if sometimes my doubt in God creeps up, I still know that the priesthood is real (contradicting thoughts, I know).

But last night, during the blessing, things were said that needed to be said. The man who gave the blessing had no prior knowledge about what was happening in the life of the person who needed the blessing. Just that comfort and guidance was needed to help make importance decisions that were soon to come. But details were spoke, details that few in the room knew about. Details that hadn't been spoken openly before. But God knew, God knows. He knows what needs to be said and when it needs to be said, and who needs to say it.

Despite all my doubts, fears and everyday worries regarding my own faith - I know this to be true.