Liz lemon swindle

For whatever reason, we seem to have this funny idea that love is supposed to be bliss or that when we get married we've somehow achieved a state of 'happily-ever-after.' Well, that's just not true. Love is actually quite painful. In fact, if you're doing it right, love, marriage, and family will be the most painful things you'll ever experience. Not because they're bad things, but because to love at all means to open yourselves up to vulnerability and pain. And to love someone completely—as…

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Luke 1:26-36, 46-55. 2:19 How far ahead did Mary look the night the angel came? How to tell her parents and Joseph, how to survive the next nine months probably filled her thoughts. But when her Son was visited by shepherds and worshipped by kings, she pondered many things in her heart. All too soon she would need to share Him with - no, give Him to - the lame and blind, the priests and scribes, the garden and the cross. But for one night sheltered, in a barn, for the moment, He was hers…

Incredible story of Kimberly Jo Smith, a descendant of Joseph and Emma, discovering her roots.

Every experience can become a redemptive experience if we remain bonded to our Father in Heave through that difficulty. Liz Lemon Swindle, courtesy of Foundation Arts.

​John 8: 2-11 2 And early in the morning he came again into the temple, and all the people came unto him; and he sat down, and taught them. 3 And the scribes and Pharisees brought unto him...

The Official Website of Liz Lemon Swindle art, pictures, images & paintings. Liz Lemon Swindle is a world renowned Christian & LDS artist. Her greatest works of art are: "Be It Unto Me", "Hold On Tight", "To Fulfill All Righteousness", "Come Follow Me", "Worth Of A Soul", "In God We Trust", & "Without Purse Or Script".

Liz Lemon Swindle - Road to Emmaus - Artist

Click here to Download Easter! So many gospel principles to teach and sing about. The Atonement, Crucifixion, Resurrection, Sacrific...

'Do you have room for the Savior? And do you seek Him anew? Have you a place for the one who lived and died for you? Are you as humble as a shepherd boy or as wise as men of old? Would you have come that night? Would you have sought the light? Do you have room?' With overwhelming gratitude, I present to you this remarkable, Christmas gift: The Message: The chorus struck me deeply: 'Would you have come that night? Would you have sought the light? Do you have room?' President Thomas S. Monson…