Sundays with Scott Archive

0June 22, 2009
SWS – Father's Day

Apologies, it’s been a while for a Sunday message. This one comes from a good father, who knows the difference...
0May 17, 2009
SWS – Pick Your Battles

Just a quick Sunday thought. A wise friend spoke today at church. She pointed out that she has spent way...
2May 10, 2009
SWS – Moms

“Who can find a virtuous woman? for her price is far above rubies…She openeth her mouth with wisdom; and in...
1May 04, 2009
SWS – The Spirit of Elijah

I’ve been caught up in a family history binge lately. It has been really fun. A couple of days ago,...
1April 19, 2009
SWS – Oh Captain, My Captain

Today’s Sundays With Scott is not a spiritual message, at least not overtly, but honors a political and religious man...
0April 12, 2009
SWS – None Were With Him

This Easter day, we remember the last week of our Savior’s life, but especially his conquering of death by resurrection...
0April 06, 2009
SWS – Easter Conference Roundup

This weekend was the 179th Semi-annual General Conference of the Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-day Saints. As always, it...
0March 30, 2009
SWS – The Generation Ahead

Apologies for the delay in posting this week. It’s been a crazy one. Last week we enjoyed a visit from...
2March 23, 2009
SWS – The Next Generation

This week Robin and I have had the pleasure of hosting Hayden and Adam, the two oldest sons of my...
1March 15, 2009
SWS – Beautiful Earth

From crepes to hamburgers… back in the states. A little reverse culture shock (see Master Card photo), but it’s always...

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