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Seer Stones in the Bible
From the High Priest's breastplate to Joseph Smith's translation work, seer stones reveal how God communicates with His children through tangible means.
By Todd Noall
Mormonism Explained: A Deep Dive into the Valley of Lemuel
The Book of Mormon's Valley of Lemuel puzzled scholars for centuries — until explorers found a real Arabian valley that matches Nephi's description.
By Todd Noall
Mormon Garments: Symbol of Hope and Spiritual Covenant
When life brings hardship and disappointment, sacred symbols like Mormon garments remind us of our covenantal promises and offer hope through faith.
By Todd Noall
Mormonism Explained: The Ancient Use of Cement in the Book of Mormon
Archaeological discoveries show ancient Mesoamericans used lime-based cement as early as 100 BC, lending support to Book of Mormon historical claims.
By Todd Noall
Mormonism Explained: An Exploration of its Geography and Beliefs
Understanding Mormonism requires exploring its beliefs, historical context, and the geographic claims of the Book of Mormon.
By Todd Noall
Joseph Smith, Elijah, and the Restoration of Sealing Keys
The restoration of sealing keys through Joseph Smith is foundational to Latter-day Saint theology, establishing eternal connections among God's children.
By Todd Noall
New Mormon Female Garments Announced by the Church
The Church of Jesus Christ announced significant updates to sacred temple garments designed for hot and humid climates, with rollout beginning in select countries.
By Todd Noall
What Is the Mormon Sacred Garment?
Sacred garments worn by Latter-day Saints represent personal spiritual covenants and carry deep symbolism rooted in biblical tradition.
By Todd Noall
Mormon Garment Design: Enhancing Comfort and Durability
Modern advancements in fabric and garment design are bringing significant improvements to the comfort, durability, and functionality of LDS temple garments.
By Todd Noall
The CES Letter: A DNA Analysis Examination
Jeremy Runnells' argument about DNA and Native American origins overlooks genetic bottleneck and drift — phenomena that explain the absence of Middle Eastern markers in modern populations.
By Todd Noall
Rose Marie Reid: Designer of Swimsuits and Garments
A Canadian-born swimsuit designer and faithful Latter-day Saint whose practical innovations transformed women's fashion and Mormon temple garments.
By Todd Noall
Jane Manning James: A Trailblazing Pioneer of Blacks in Mormonism
One of the first Black women to join the LDS Church, Jane Manning James demonstrated unwavering faith and resilience as she navigated the intersection of religious devotion and racial challenges in 19th-century America.
By Todd Noall