Christ tells the people they should be aware of their motives for doing good things and figure out where their priorities lay. Do I do good things for good reasons? Who or what is my main priority? Is my love for God motivate me, or something else?
King Benjamin delves into our Savior’s love that can never be repaid. He also talks about listing to God’s side or the devil’s and how to stay true to that God who truly loves us. Read more…
King Benjamin had so much wisdom to give his people before he died, but they had to be strategic about how they positioned themselves to hear his speech. We need to be strategic today in how we position ourselves so we can hear God’s words to us. Learn how Benjamin’s people did this.
If you haven’t heard about the Light the World campaign, you should check it out HERE. Each day for December, there is a scriptural theme based on the Savior Jesus Christ’s life. It started with the scripture in Matthew 10:8: Freely ye have received, freely give. The point of the campaign is to remember Jesus…
Have you ever looked at someone else and thought they had the perfect life? Maybe you’re sick…and they’re not. Or they have lots of money to buy cool toys…and you don’t. Or maybe they seem to be surrounded by friends…and you only have your pet bearded dragon to moan about the day’s drawbacks with at…
I love watching General Conference! Even the stuff in between session just makes you feel good. Invariably, the broadcasters show lots of the Church’s commercials, always concluding with the tagline, “Family-Isn’t it about time?” (want to see some? Click here: Our time is really the only thing we have to give to Heavenly Father. Like…
Read more about Steps 11-12 in the Addiction Recovery Program: Personal Revelation and Service…and read a review on Shattered Hearts–a story about a couple working through the heartbreak of pornography by using these recovery steps.
Going on a mission is different than becoming a missionary. Becoming whatever the Lord needs us to be should be a life-long goal. Read more by guest poster–Kimberly, a young adult recently returned from the Korea Seoul South Mission.
