Hi, I'm Sean

Im from Idaho, I'm Serving a mission in Florida, and I'm a Mormon.

About Me

I love to have fun and laugh. I can't imagine a day without laughter. I love creating things. I love to make graphic art or created short videos (like youtube stuff) that entertain people and make them laugh. I love sports, I use to have a sport bike and miss it a lot. I love the mountains and snow. My family means everything to me. I would do anything for them and couldn't imagine life without them. I love finding ways to serve others. I find that I'm most happy when I stop thinking about me.

Why I am a Mormon

I wish I had some elaborate story to share of how an angel appeared to me and showed me the path to happiness which was the Church of Jesus Christ of Latter Day Saints, but it wasn't like that. I was raised a member of the church. I did what my parents asked. But just like anyone who becomes a teenager, you start making your own decisions. I decided I knew what happiness was and how to find it. Unfortunately the pathway I was walking was doing the exact opposite, making me miserable. But one miraculous day, after doing a lot of searching, I finally felt the spirit so strongly that I knew God was there, and I knew that Jesus Christ was REAL. My mind was enlightened, and I saw how blinded I had become. I knew the path I needed to take, It wasn't the most convienient or easy path, but in the long run I knew that it would bring me joy and peace. So I prayed for help to make changes in my life. The next day my Heavenly Father answered my prayer and gave me courage to start the repentance process and change. Now I am happy. From reading the Book of Mormon I truly came to know Christ. I know now that He is the only way to happiness. This path is the only path that will bring joy, and daily I see evidences of it. I need peace, I need comfort, I need my sould to be filled and thats why I am a Mormon.

Personal Stories

Why do Mormons go on missions?

Being on a mission currently, I figure this a very appropriate question to answer. My whole life I have known that everyone wanted and expected me to go on a mission, but I was not sold on the idea. For most of my life, I would usually just say yes when people asked me if I was going on a mission, but deep down I knew that I was not. As I saw my life going nowhere, that is when I found Jesus Christ. My life was changed. The book of Mormon helped me find Him, and in Finding Him I found myself. For the first time, in a long time, I was happy. Thats when I knew I wanted to serve a mission. I wanted others to be happy. I was so grateful for the Truths that I had received, that I wanted others to find them. So now I'm sharing the gospel with others, and watching lives change.

How I live my faith

I live my faith right now by sharing it everyday! I am currently serving a mission. Those funny looking guys you see in white shirts and ties, yeah thats me! Everyday I get to help others find the path to happiness! There is nothing more rewarding than that.

Why do Mormon missionaries proselyte?

Sean answered...

If you had the most amazing food you have ever had from a little restauraunt down the street, (or anything else you might LOVE) would you selfishly keep it to yourself, or would you tell everyone that you know about it?
Missionaries share the gospel number one because got commanded it. He wants everyone to hear his gospel so that he can heal them, and so they can have Eternal Life. and also because it has changed our lives, so why would we not share that with others that they might have joy?
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Nick answered...

Our decision to serve missions is motivated by our belief in the Gospel and our desire to fulfill the Savior's command to "preach the gospel to every creature" Mark 16:15. The Gospel teaches us that we are all sons and daughters of God, and so we feel a kinship with all of God's children and a desire to help them enjoy the peace in this life that the Gospel provides.Our missionaries are not salesman and won't take much of your time, but I know that your decision to invite them into your home will change your life for good!

How are modesty and chastity related? How can parents teach their children to be modest in dress, language and behavior?

Brittney Michelle answered...

Modesty is almost a precursor for chastity. They are the built upon the doctrine of the sanctity of our body. By being modest in our actions and dress we outwardly show our understanding that we, as a soul, are more than just an object to be flaunted. Our body is a gift from God and he has asked us to save intimacy until after we are married. We show respect for him and ourselves if we hold off until marriage and always dress and act modestly. This principle can be taught to children through example, first and foremost, but also by being honest and explaining to them the importance of it and why we are asked to live it. Use the Holy Ghost as your guide as you teach your children.