@rakoto10 I enjoy listening to your coverage but it was especially good to hear the old Falcon chant tonight. Excited to see we might have some juice again!
Football will always be king, but this for me is the whole reason for the move to the Pac-12.
Getting the opportunity to play Gonzaga at home every single year? You can count on one hand programs that would be better to have home games against.
On top of that, we get to continue our amazing rivalry with San Diego State. Compete with really great/good programs in Boise State and Colorado State.
This move to play in this Pac-12 basketball league may be the biggest thing to ever happen to Utah State athletics. If not the top, it is top three for sure.
Our homes need to be places of calm and safety.
“When we come to the temple, we come to a place which is dedicated exclusively for the service of the Lord. And as a result, the Spirit of the Lord is stronger here than any other building except a well-functioning home.”
President Oaks dropped a quote in this video today that stopped me in my tracks. I think every Latter-day Saint should hear it. He said:
“When we come to the temple, we come to a place which is dedicated exclusively for the service of the Lord. And as a result, the Spirit of the Lord is stronger here than any other building except a well-functioning home.”
Latter-day Saints view the temple as the singular place on earth that gets us closest to God and the Spirit.
But President Oaks teaches us here that the Spirit of the Lord can be felt even stronger in a well-functioning home. What a powerful and motivating principle.
May we all strive to make our homes Houses of the Lord where His Spirit can freely abide.
Stanford tested two ways of giving feedback to students. Group one got standard comments. Group two got the same comments with one added sentence: "I'm giving you these comments because I have very high expectations and I know you can reach them."
Group two improved at four times the rate as group one, despite having the same correction.
Give your children the gift of high expectations.
For anyone who would like to learn more about the 'Simple Meetinghouses' that the Church designed for Papua New Guinea and is now building there and in other Pacific Islands, here is an excellent news article including video: https://t.co/ciQH2bgoyA
🔥 HELL YEAH! A pilot just used his airplane to draw a USA 250th banner using his flight path
It took him over FIVE HOURS of flying time to do this.
What a PATRIOT! 🇺🇸
I built a way to save America a whole lot of money.
A patient of mine needs a mastectomy with tissue expander reconstruction, so we called a hospital’s price transparency line to ask for an estimate before surgery.
The quote? $430,000.
Then I sat down and estimated what it would cost to perform that exact same operation at Redbud Surgery Center.
About $17,000.
This is exactly why I believe independent outpatient surgery centers are part of the future of healthcare.
When physicians are empowered to build efficient, patient-centered facilities, we can often provide the same high-quality care in a setting that is more affordable, more transparent, and designed around the patient experience.
Healthcare doesn’t have to be this expensive.
Competition works. Transparency works. Innovation works.
If we want to lower healthcare costs in America, we don’t have to lower the quality of care. We simply have to start supporting models that deliver excellent outcomes without unnecessary overhead.
There are solutions. We just have to be willing to build them.
The Church posted this video on Instagram in anticipation of the Salt Lake City Temple Open House coming April 2027.
One of the coolest videos I’ve seen the Church put out.
Latter-day Saint temples are so beautiful.