Nobody’s perfect. Not even me.Over the years I’ve made a lot of macaroni and cheese. You’re probably thinking, “Hey, we’ve all made lots of macaroni and cheese.” But what I’m telling you is I’ve
We have a perfect family. We have four cute kids. They are very well-behaved. They get good grades on their report cards. They are quiet and polite in church. They are always smiling and happy. T
If we are truly interested in fleeing Babylon and building Zion, we need to thoroughly understand the similarities and differences between pride, which moves society towards Babylon, and humility
Along our journey here in this column, we came to conclude that:
1. “Babylon” is any culture that has incorporated pride-based beliefs and customs into its social organizations, such as families,
By Joe Capell
Parents aren’t allowed to have sick days.Parents can’t just call in and say, “Sorry, I’m not feeling well so I’m not going to be able to parent today.” You can’t say, “Sorry kids, I
The ideas shared here opened my eyes to see Babylon and Zion much more clearly and helped me better understand how to move from the former to the latter.In his General Conference talk in April 20
By Joe CapellValentine’s Day! It’s an important day for anyone in a relationship. If you botch Valentine’s Day for your sweetheart, the month of February, which is already cold and miserable, wil
Before exploring something both Babylon and Zion have in common, let’s take an even closer look at two conclusions we came to in a previous column: “Pride is the stepping stone to Babylon” and “H
By Joe Capell
Why do so many New Year’s resolutions fail? The reasons vary. Here are five common resolutions, and some reasons why they don’t succeed:1. I’m going to eat healthier.
Eating healthi
By Jesse Fisher
As members of the Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-Day Saints, we are under covenant with God to establish Zion. We are also under divine direction to flee Babylon (D&C 133:12
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