Tag Archives: Straight and Narrow Way

The Strait and Narrow Way

Posted on March 8, 2012 by John Pontius

There is a specific Strait and Narrow Way which we don’t often speak of, but which is clearly defined in scripture. It is of sweet worth to understand what the Strait Path actually is because it gives one faith and … Continue reading →

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The Virtue of the Journey

Posted on November 19, 2011 by John Pontius

One of the principles that has recently entered my mind and soul with great force lately, is the virtue of the journey. I was once in a fireside given by a Franciscan Priest who had converted to the LDS church. … Continue reading →

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The Cunning Plan of the Evil One

Posted on October 28, 2011 by John Pontius

There are two competing schools of philosophy in LDS thinking, about how strict the requirements for exaltation actually are. One viewpoint is that most everyone, after this life, gets a second chance, even many chances, to repent and accept the … Continue reading →

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A-B-C Poem by Victoria

Posted on October 19, 2011 by John Pontius

Victoria took the time to rewrite my little A-B-C metaphor into a poem. I thought you might enjoy it. Thank you Victoria! A-B-C Imagine your premortal world with Heavenly Father there. His hands are on your cheeks.  He has some … Continue reading →

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