R.M. Ramblings: The Truth

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 …

R.M. Ramblings: Success in Simplicity

Alma was a very wise man when he told Helaman ‘by small and simple things are great things brought to pass.’ It truly is the small and simple things in life that can either create success or dig a pit of despair. In this weeks R.M. Ramblings, I would like to focus on two aspects …

R.M. Ramblings: Consulting God Always

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 …

R.M. Ramblings: The Power of the Truth

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 …

R.M. Ramblings: Success in Action

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R.M. Ramblings: Every Inch Matters

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R.M. Ramblings: The Fallacy of Complacency

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 …

R.M. Ramblings: Striving to Move Forward

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. …

R.M. Ramblings: Truly Understanding the Second Great Commandment

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 …