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From Jerry Sittser’s book ‘The Will of God as a Way of Life’: A group of believers in the church of Corinth were especially adept at exploring the freedom they had in Christ. They claimed the right to do anything they wanted. They even applauded a...For God So Loved Us
Elder Michael T. Ringwood of the Seventy said in the Sunday morning session of April 2022 general conference: “For God so loved the world, that he gave his only begotten Son, that whosoever believeth in him should not perish, but have everlasting life” (John 3:16)....* The Reason for God. . . Two Camps
From Timothy Keller’s book “The Reason for God”. . . . . . the world is polarizing over religion. It is getting more religious and less religious at the same time. There was once a confident belief that secular European countries were the harbingers...Your Divine Nature and Eternal Destiny
Elder Dale G. Renlund of the Quorum of the Twelve Apostles said in April 2022 general conference . . . . “our sense of God’s love may be blunted by challenging circumstances and physical or mental illness, among other things. In all these cases, the counsel of...* Our Astonishing Freedom
From the ‘Will of God as a Way of Life,’ Jerry Sittser wrote: In the Sermon on the Mount, Jesus exhorts us not to be anxious about tomorrow but to concentrate on what we must do today. We ought to trust that God who clothes the lilies of the field and...“The Great Question V”
Concluding this series from Elder Neal A. Maxwell: “For the serious reader, the Restoration scriptures provide a deeply significant response to modern man’s architectonic needs—that is, our deep needs to discern some design, purpose, pattern or plan...* The Reason for God
From Timothy Keller and his book ‘The Reason for God’: On the other hand, secular people should also examine their own self-narrative, namely that they are not exerting any faith, that they are simply using their reason and “seeing things as they...The Great Question IV (continued)
From Elder Neal A. Maxwell: The plenitude of the Restoration followed “a famine in the land, not a famine of bread, or of thirst for water, but of hearing the words of the Lord” (Amos 8:11). The end of that famine was marked by the coming of the Book of...* On Seeing Things Through
Richard L. Evans wrote: One of the indispensable elements of a sincerely successful life is the ability, the power and the willingness to see things through—to carry things beyond conversation to conclusion. And one of the disappointing qualities of character is...
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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.