Author Archives: The Compass Press

By Heidi Barlow Essential Oils: The 3 Thieves When the Covid-19 pandemic struck, my husband and I owned a mid-sized window and door company selling and installing commercial and residential products. We had over 40 employees who interacted with the … Continue reading →

By Ashley Rogers And what to do Instead! 1. Not addressing the actual issue: The real issue is not the tone of voice, the words chosen, or the body language used by your teen. Whatever it is you needed to … Continue reading →

By Joseph M Nunes In late August 1987, I was sitting in my Utah home watching the late news. The execution of Pierre Dale Selby was the lead story. More than 13 years earlier, Selby committed a heinous crime that … Continue reading →

By Jeff Utsch One of Abraham Lincoln’s first major speeches, the Lyceum Address, was a warning to America that rings truer yet today. Americans are blessed to have inherited so much from the Founders including guarantees of liberty more “than … Continue reading →

Over the last 60 years or more, we have been engaged ever more deeply in a national debate about the role of religion in our society, in our private businesses, and especially in our public institutions. To frame this discussion … Continue reading →

America has a great task at hand. We want and need to return this country to its proper foundation, but we must first recognize what took it off track. The answer to a large degree is that we, the people, … Continue reading →