Tag Archives: Prayer

Prayers, Priesthood and the Demands of Justice

Posted on February 18, 2012 by John Pontius

To begin, let’s define justice in the eternal sense. Justice is inviolate, which means that even God cannot circumvent justice – or He would actually cease to be God. (Jacob 6:10; Mosiah 2:38) Justice demands that: . . Every soul … Continue reading →

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Praise and Honor and Glory

Posted on February 7, 2011 by John Pontius

I also heard Elder McConkie make the statement that we shouldn’t seek a personal relationship with Christ. I believe what he was saying was that we shouldn’t seek an exclusive relationship, in the sense that Heavenly Father is excluded from … Continue reading →

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Glorious and Everlastingly Significant

Posted on February 4, 2011 by John Pontius

Some years ago I had an interesting visual experience. I was pondering prayer, and how Heavenly Father views those who diligently seek Him, when I saw the earth, dark and cold as if from the vastness of space. The image … Continue reading →

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The Greatest Cause

Posted on December 4, 2010 by John Pontius

Wow, thank you for so many positive comments on such an unusual topic. I’m glad you found it helpful. Personally, it wasn’t until I understood what “they” were up to that I realized how important it was to remain pure, … Continue reading →

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