Hi, I'm Tim Wade

I'm a pilot and I am Mormon.

About Me

I am happily married to my wonderful wife. I have a beautiful baby girl. I enjoy world travel and of course aviation as I am a pilot. I love eating food from all around the world.

Why I am a Mormon

I come from a long line of Mormons, but I chose to continue the legacy of faith my ancestors started because I gained a testimony myself of the wonderful gospel of Jesus Christ. I love the fact that every week I go to church I learn more about Christ and our Heavenly Father. I feel the spirit when I read the scriptures, pray, and attend church. There is nothing more filling in my life than the teachings of Christ.

Personal Stories

How has attending Church services helped you?

I feel that Church services are like a spiritual gas station on the road of life. If I don't go to Church I end up feeling empty and lacking of spiritual influence in my life. In return when I go to Church every week I feel spiritually stronger and more prepared for the week ahead.

How I live my faith

I try to live my faith on a daily basis. I travel a lot for work and am not always able to attend services, so I try to read scriptures and be an example of Christ as much as I can every day. I serve in my church as a Boy Scout leader and enjoy helping the boys learn and progress as scouts. I try to be an example as an Eagle Scout myself.

What do Mormons believe about the Holy Ghost? Who is the Holy Ghost?

Tim Wade answered...

The Holy Ghost is part of the Godhead and is a companion to help us in many ways. The Holy Ghost was sent to help us after Christ returned to Heaven.
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What is being a Mormon like?

Michael answered...

The shortest answer that I could give is that it's AWESOME.
But really, it's great! The standards of the Church help me live and love a more clean life, and help me enjoy what I do every day.
Sometimes it's hard, but I try to think about WHY I do it all. It's like working out- I don't always enjoy it, but I keep thinking about the finish line and why I'm working out.
Like Captain Moroni wrote on the ensign banner he called the "Title of Liberty" to rally the country to understand why they were doing what they were:
"In memory of our God, our religion, and freedom, and our peace, our wives, and our children."
Being a Mormon makes me love life more. And I sure live a lot of it!