by Carol F. McConkie
“The church has need of helping hands,
and hearts that know and feel.
The work to do is here for you;
put your shoulder to the wheel”
(“Put Your Shoulder to the Wheel” Hymns 252)
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Yielding Our Hearts to God
by Neill F. Marriott
My goal for this year is to become a wise steward and quit trying to be an owner. I have got to remember whose work this is and it is not my work.
2015 First Presidency’s Christmas Devotional
Merry Christmas!
The Joy of Living a Christ-Centered Life
by Richard J. Maynes
I can’t help but think, how cool would it have been to a be a youth at that conference with the great object lesson of the pottery wheel?
Shipshape and Bristol Fashion: Be Temple Worthy – in Good Times and Bad Times
by Quentin L. Cook
This fit into the theme I heard in the last two conferences. It’s the warning of the Parable of the Ten Virgins. In other words, be prepared.
A Plea to My Sisters
by Russell M. Nelson
As I listened to President Nelson’s talk I couldn’t help but think of all the women in my life that have guided me, taught me, befriended me. My mom and her testimony was at the top of the list.
The Divine Gift of Gratitude
by Thomas S. Monson
In the spirit of the season and to acknowledge my favorite holiday yesterday, I am posting this conference talk from 2010. President Monson teaches us the importance of gratitude. And I have to say it was pretty timely – at least for me.
God Is at the Helm
by M. Russell Ballard
I’ve heard the complaints. In fact, I saw the criticism first of the latest hubbub. It gave me a moment to pause and I looked up the official word. Then it all made sense.
I have stayed out of the ring for the most part when it comes to the idle chatter of the day. When people are so quick to misinterpret and misunderstand, why should I say anything more?
Discovering the Divinity Within
by Rosemary M. Wixom
I think there’s some confusion out there. Confusion of ‘who am I?’ and ‘what am I supposed to do?’ But I think even the quickest perusal of this talk can settle such questions.
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