House of Glory: Finding Personal Meaning in the Temple Paperback – January 1, 2015

A wonderful book. I have spent many hours reading and learning and then attending the temple to put into practice what Michael teaches and my temple experience has grown tremendously. We are now serving in the Seoul Korea Temple for 18 months and being in the temple every day it is open appling what Michael teaches is an amazing journey. Thank you so much, ,brother Wilcox.

I chose to read this book after reading Michaels book, Face to Face. I just had to continue to keep reading about The Temple. I've had hours of amazing instruction and powerful thoughts. Thank You!

Loved the simplicity and organization of this book

I thought that this was an audio version of the book, but instead it contains three separate talks that Wilcox gives on the topic of temple use and attendance. I found it to be a perfect addition to the book, which I already knew I loved, and I've listened and learned something new over and over again. It was worth every penny and makes my long commutes worthwhile. I LOVE S. Michael Wilcox's works and his method of delivery. This was no exception.

I loved the the combination of quotes, scripture, stories, personal history and his thoughts on the temple. The flow from one topic to the other didn't always make sense to me, but I got a great deal out of the book. Many quotes from apostles that he included really helped me out with questions I had. Not a book heavy on symbolism, but a testimony on the importance of the temple on so many different levels.

I enjoy reading his books on the way to the temple to make sure I'm the right mood. This is fall of lots of insights all of which could be turned into long studies. Hopefully I can find it in Spanish for my friend who is going through the temple next week for the first time . It's a good way to make sure that the temple goes through you as well as you through the temple

A wonderful book about the many aspects of the temple. It answers questions I've had for a long time. I understand a lot more now and look forward eagerly to my next trip to the temple. And other insights like “We have been promised that in the temple, if we are ‘pure in heart, ’we ‘shall see God.’ (D&C 97:16.) There are many ways of seeing, and some of the most profound do not require our natural eyes.”

A Very good book for L.D.S. members who are planning or who have gone to the temple and want to study more of the Gospel.

Had this book on my wish list so thought it was about time I bought it, and as it is based on the Temple, time to read about the temple rather than being it, as people gain different temple experiences, from everyone else, very Interesting and thoughtful book.