Over at Real Intent, they are hosting a series about spiritual gifts.I wrote a guest post about my own patterns in testimony and gospel learning. Go check it out here.
3 thoughts on “Spiritual Gifts: Knowing and Believing”
Thanks for sharing! I’ve come back a couple of times to re-read the article.
“In my late twenties, I married and started a family. I became a mother, and suddenly, I faced something new to me: I had always done pretty well in all my different pursuits, but now, as a mother, I spent a lot of time feeling … well … less effective. No more accolades, no more abundant positive feedback, and a lot of nights lying in bed thinking of all the stuff I just knew I got wrong that day.”
This is why I am buying your book as soon as it come out. Because I’m right in the middle of this and trying to find a way back to my testimony and my confidence.
That’s sweet Megan, thanks. And while I’m thrilled you’re looking forward to the book, I would never discount the power of that personal path of study either. It made all the difference for me.
Yes, I am studying. And I rarely buy Deseret Book type books because I’d prefer to go straight to the scriptures. But sometimes we can all use a push in the right direction and that is what I’m hoping to get from your book. Thanks for replying!
Diapers and Divinity 
Thanks for sharing! I’ve come back a couple of times to re-read the article.
“In my late twenties, I married and started a family. I became a mother, and suddenly, I faced something new to me: I had always done pretty well in all my different pursuits, but now, as a mother, I spent a lot of time feeling … well … less effective. No more accolades, no more abundant positive feedback, and a lot of nights lying in bed thinking of all the stuff I just knew I got wrong that day.”
This is why I am buying your book as soon as it come out. Because I’m right in the middle of this and trying to find a way back to my testimony and my confidence.
That’s sweet Megan, thanks. And while I’m thrilled you’re looking forward to the book, I would never discount the power of that personal path of study either. It made all the difference for me.
at Diapers and Divinity http://www.diapersanddivinity.com
Yes, I am studying. And I rarely buy Deseret Book type books because I’d prefer to go straight to the scriptures. But sometimes we can all use a push in the right direction and that is what I’m hoping to get from your book. Thanks for replying!