by Koichi Aoyagi
It seems to me that everything is in commotion, I thought one day. That’s when I realized, I am in a mist of darkness. The unsettled feelings. The inability to cope. It’s a trial that I’m going through.
Spiritual Sustenance
General Conference talks, videos, and other items produced by the Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-day Saints
Eyes to See and Ears to Hear
by Kim B. Clark
I am reading the account of Christ’s last week in mortality – backwards – in all four gospels this Easter season. I started with His appearance after the resurrection and I am now to the Garden of Gethsemane and the betrayal.
Remembering in Whom We Have Trusted
by Allen D. Haynie
I’m not sure why Christmas is such a big deal and Easter is not. Christmas has become a season rather than a holiday. Easter is a one-day deal.
If Ye Love Me, Keep My Commandments
by Carole M. Stephens
If you are a follower of this little blog, what I write next will be a bit repetitive. That’s okay. Repetition is key to learning which is fundamental to understanding. And we all need to understand.
Blessed and Happy Are Those Who Keep the Commandments of God
by Von G. Keetch
The great trick in life is to be able to recognize those things that restrict us and those things that keep us safe and free. Sometimes we mix up the two.
My Heart Pondereth Them Continually
by Devin G. Durrant
“My soul delighteth in the scriptures…my heart pondereth continually upon the things which I have seen and heard” (2 Nephi 4:15-16). Nephi wrote those words while summing up his trials.
Why the Church
by D. Todd Christofferson
This is a great talk that explains why church is important.
The Holy Ghost as Your Companion
by Henry B. Eyring
I had to take two semesters of Spanish in school. What do I remember from all those tests and hours of study? Buene Suerte.
Not much to show for all the time I put into it.
That They Do Always Remember Him
by Claudio R.M. Costa
I like to take road trips. Often, as I am traveling on an interstate with little traffic, I marvel at what little movement it takes to switch lanes. As I approach a vehicle and need to pass it the effort is little more than a desire. My hands move almost imperceptibly. The whole car moves into the next lane. If I choose to stay in that lane and not move back then I go where that lane takes me. If it becomes an exit lane I could end up in a completely different destination than my original goal!
Worthy of Our Promised Blessings
by Linda S. Reeves
Again, it’s all about our focus. It’s all about doing the basics.
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