Merciful Love
Gerald N. Lund wrote: “The Savior. . . owed no debt to the law, but he went before it and in essence said: “I am perfect and therefore owe you no suffering. However, I will pay the debt for all mankind. I will undergo suffering that I might pay the price...* helping
From the book ‘A Simple Faith’ by Mother Teresa, Brother Geoff explained: “If we aim to help a sick person physically, and all our care is devoted to him, is properly motivated by our efforts to love him, then it has a spiritual effect as well. With...the Love of God. . .
Wilford Woodruff said: “The love of God, faith, hope, and charity, and the gospel of Jesus Christ, with all the ordinances thereof, with the Holy Priesthood, which has power both in heaven and on earth, and the principles which have been revealed for the...Enduring Well
Neal A. Maxwell wrote: “. . . we can only break outside our present conceptual and experiential constraints on the basis of deeper understanding that is gained by the Spirit. If we think only in usual ways, we will not understand the unusual experiences through...Constancy Amid Change
Russell M. Nelson said: “Transgression of moral law brings retribution; obedience to it brings blessings “immutable and unchangeable” * Blessings are always predicated upon obedience to law. So the Church teaches us to embrace the right and renounce...* Divine Law
Russell M. Nelson said: “Divine law . . . is unchanging and incontrovertible. Cling to it as a firm bulwark of security. It will provide stability through the storms of life. It will provide intelligence to guide each of you, whether your career be that of...*’Everyday Miracles’
Howard W. Hunter said: Christ’s many miracles were only reflections of those greater marvels which his Father and preformed before him and continues to perform all around us. . . . For example, the first miracle by Jesus recorded in the New Testament was the...“If thou canst do anything. . .
Elder Jeffrey R. Holland, speaking in general conference of May 2013 said: “On one occasion Jesus came upon a group arguing vehemently with His disciples. When the Savior inquired as to the cause of this contention, the father of an afflicted child stepped...* communication
A gentle, kindly, open communication is one of the essential qualities for the day-to-day understanding of each other and for explaining many moods and avoiding many hurts. There is sometimes need for silence and sometimes need for talk, and both have their place 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.