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Elder D. Tod Christofferson said, “once you feel even the very smallest part of Christ’s love for you, the resulting personal security will stimulate an increase in your love for Him and for your Heavenly Father (see “When Thou Art Converted”...Never Give Up
There is a book that has become a ‘constant read’ for me. When I finish the last page, the next time I pick it up I start again with page one. It’s clarity on God’s love for me/each of us is profound! To me it speaks that He and Jesus Christ...* The Question of Quitting
Richard L. Evans wrote: Besides the more or less “normal” reasons for restlessness, we are all well aware of the added causes of uncertainty and indecision that confront our young people and of the reasons they have to wonder what they should do as they...Examining Ourselves II
Continuing from a previous post ‘Examining Ourselves,’ Robert L. Millet wrote: “As the Spirit of God becomes a more regular and consistent visitor, we begin feeling a growing sense of consecration—a desire to turn our lives over to God and...‘Daily, Not Periodic Discipleship’
From his book ‘Moving in His Majesty and Power,’ Neal A. Maxwell shared: “President Brigham Young said with painful clarity of life’s daily micromoments: “It is the aggregate of the acts which I preform through life that makes up the...Examining Ourselves
From the book, “The Holy Spirit” by Robert L. Millet: Under the title: “Examining Ourselves” In recent years we have been reminded by our leaders that significant prophecy is being fulfilled in our day, the Lord said, “Behold, I will...* perfect through suffering
John Taylor said, “I find in tracing out the scriptures, that from the beginning there have existed two powers—the powers of light and the powers of darkness; that both these things existed in the heavens before they came here, that the powers of darkness...* Test Your Belief Window
From the book “Protecting Against Eternal Identity Theft”. . . .”What we believe about ourselves determines our outlook on life and also our actions. The belief window is a lens through which we see life, much like glasses. Franklin Covey, a provider...‘The Downward Journey’
Tad R. Callister wrote: The Savior’s plunge into humanity was not a toe-dipping experience. It was total immersion. He did not experience some pains and not others. His life was not a random sampling, a spot audit; it was total confrontation with and...
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I am married and we have 3 children and many grandchildren. Our children have chosen wisely in their careers and in marriage and I attribute much of their success, as they do, to a close relationship with Jesus Christ… Click for more.