Hi, I'm Brody

I'm a hard working sales rep, Eagle Scout and I'm a Mormon.

About Me

I'm a independent sales rep in the home furnishing industry. I love to play golf, ride my bike, and spend time with my family - especially with my wife.

Why I am a Mormon

I am a Mormon because I choose to follow the Lord's example and be baptized a the age of 8. If it was not for the Lord's church I do not know where I would be today. I am a Mormon because of the wonderful values that this church teaches its members.

I know that this is the Lord's church, the same one he established during his earthly ministry. I know that it is led today by a living prophet. I know that Jesus is the Christ and that he paid the price for everyone's sins when he died for us.

Personal Stories

How can your talents and gifts bless others?

During a visit to my parents house, at Christmas time, we went to the Mesa, Az temple. While there we went into the visitors center where a sister missionary was talking about the gospel with three hispanic gentlemen and it appeared that she was struggling. So I offered to help her because I know Spanish fluently from serving a full time in Argentina. So during that time I was able to explain the gospel to them in Spanish and shared my testimony with them.

How I live my faith

I live my faith by working with the young men (12 year olds) of my ward. They are the greatest group of young men I have ever worked with. I have so much fun working with them to achieve the rank of Eagle Scout in the Boy Scouts of America.

Why is The Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-day Saints called Mormons or Mormonism?

Brody answered...

The Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-day Saints is called Mormons or Mormonism because of a great book called, The Book of Mormon. This nickname that is taken from this book that talks about the gospel of Jesus Christ.

What do Mormons believe concerning the doctrine of grace?

Nadja answered...

How could we ever hope for anything if it weren't for the grace offered by our Saviour Jesus Christ?

God is just - which means His laws are just. They are eternal. This means that His dealings towards us will always be just, but it also means that He exacts justice from us, His children. Regardless of the commandment or law, justice demands a recompense for obedience, but also a punishment (or consequence) for disobedience.

Jesus Christ has paid for these trespasses, and He willingly extends that payment to each one who earns or deserves it. This grace is awarded based on our repentance, a change of heart so profound, we abandon the desire to repeat the offense.

That is grace: forgiveness (meaning: not having to suffer ourselves for our own mistakes and disobedience) which follows sincere repentance. What an incredible gift!