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85BYU Cougar Fan Talks About BYU Football
by In The Doghouse
Why BYU? Since 1974, BYU has played in 25 bowl games, won one national championship, and 22 conference championships. They have also earned 16 national top-25 finishes, including four top-10 finishes. BYU is home to 62 All-American honorees, the 1990 Heisman Trophy Winner, and the 2001 Doak Walker Award winner. published 9 months ago
69Standing For Something, Gordon B. Hinckley
by In The Doghouse
New York Times Bestseller titled, Standing for Something; 10 Neglected Virtues That Will Heal our Hearts and Homes written by Gordon B. Hinckley, president of The Church of Jesus Christ of Latter Day Saints teaches us of a divine code of ethics. published 10 months ago
77Humility Puts Off Pride, One Of The Seven Deadly Sins
by In The Doghouse
Find out some of the issues involved as we deal with "pride" in our lives. Learning to detect "pride" in ourselves can be the key to practicing the virtue of "humility" on a more consistent basis. published 8 months ago
80Family Values Shared At The Dinner Table
by In The Doghouse
In a society where we "eat on the go" all the time,sitting at the "dinner table" eating "family style" is becoming something of a lost tradition. Make the dinner table the "HUB" of your family. published 10 months ago
70A Mormon's VERY Basic Introduction To The Book Of Mormon
by In The Doghouse
The Book of Mormon is one of the “four standard works” of scripture for The Church of Jesus Christ of Latter Day Saints. It, in companionship with the bible, is a testimony of the divinity of Jesus Christ, thus it is referred to as “Another testament of Jesus Christ.” published 9 months ago
76Getting Healthy, Staying Healthy, Being Healthy The Mormon Way
by In The Doghouse
The Mormon people are given a strict code of health that they are asked to obey. Learn what this instruction for healthy living is all about. published 9 months ago
69Mormons No Strangers to Intolerance and Persecution
by In The Doghouse
Mormons have faced intolerance and persecution from the beginnings of their organization as The Church of Jesus Christ of Latter Day Saints. The history of this group of people tells a gripping tale. published 2 months ago
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