If someone calls your boundaries selfish, it’s likely because they benefit from you having none. Eventually, they’ll drain you until you have no peace, no joy, and nothing left to give anyone else. Time for a change.

Here is what a boundary really is—and what it’s not. 🧵 A boundary is a clear line you draw to protect your emotional, physical, mental, and spiritual well-being. It defines what is and isn’t okay in how others treat you, how you treat others, and how you treat yourself.

Your time and energy are yours to give—on your terms.

CFM this week: D&C 76 - The Vision

Jan 1832: Most human beings will suffer eternally in hell. Burning forever.

Feb 1832: The vast majority of God’s children are destined for glory in heaven because of Jesus Christ. Each will have all the heaven they are willing to receive. In the 1830s most hadn’t heard of the First Vision. For them, Joseph’s great vision was D&C 76.

Many who had believed in Joseph & the Book of Mormon couldn’t accept it. Hell isn’t eternal? A heaven prepared for everyone? It was too much mercy.

Perhaps you’ve heard of the Book of Mormon, have no interest in reading it, but are curious of what’s in it.

10 verses you can read in less than a minute:

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Watching the Lorax and relating it to planting the seed in Alma 32 may be my kids favorite home church lesson ever.

Here’s what we found: The Spirit (The Lorax) to Alma (Once-ler):

“Look, everyone here needs the trees and you're chopping them down! So, we've got a big problem.”

Coronavirus guidelines (maybe rules)

1. You cannot & should not leave the house for any reason, but if you have to, then you can. You are free to stay home, you are not free to leave home. So STAY HOME. But it’s important to go out sometimes.

2. Masks are not useful if you are sick, but maybe you should wear one, it can save you, but it is mandatory as well.

3. Stores are closed, except those that are open. See Rule 1.

4. You should not go to a hospital unless you have to go there. Same applies to a doctor’s office, you should only go there in case

Church attendance, a thread:

Please don’t misunderstand me on this, I really like Church. I go weekly. I enjoy my ward and usually have a great experience.

With that said, the Lord is not confined by the four walls of a church. If we aren’t careful we can fall into the trap of generalizing people into categories. Church attendance can become a filter by which we begin to see people as spiritual/non-spiritual. Many many of those we describe as “inactive” are very close to the Lord. They have big hearts, they pray, read scripture, serve others, and/or