by Elder M. Russell Ballard
If one day I decided to set a goal of running a marathon (don’t laugh, this is purely hypothetical) there are certain steps even I know I would need to do before I achieved this goal. Continue reading
LDS General Conference Talks
General Conference thoughts: Overcoming the World
by Elder Neil L. Andersen
As I mentioned before, overcoming the world was a prevalent theme I noticed during conference. Read more… Continue reading
General Conference thoughts: The Language of the Gospel
by Elder Valeri V. Cordon
A few years ago, I decided to go back to school. I discovered during my first go-around that I somehow managed to get by without taking a foreign language. In order to fulfill my requirements I needed to take two semesters of a foreign language. I chose Spanish since that seemed the most logical choice. Continue reading
General Conference thoughts: Songs Sung and Unsung
by Elder Jeffrey R. Holland
“‘Come as you are,’ a loving Father says to each of us, but He adds, ‘Don’t plan to stay as you are.'” Continue reading
General Conference thoughts: Becoming a Disciple of Our Lord Jesus Christ
by Elder Robert D. Hales
“Now more than ever, we cannot be a ‘part-time disciple’!” There are no more fence sitters we are either all in or out. Continue reading
General Conference thoughts: Drawing the Power of Jesus Christ into Our Lives
by Russell M. Nelson
With each trial we go through and every sin we overcome we access the Atonement of Jesus Christ on some level. Every time we need to access it we gain a new level of understanding of its depth and power. Continue reading
General Conference thoughts: Brighter and Brighter until the Perfect Day
by Mark A. Bragg
Here is my story about a light in the dark. Continue reading
General Conference thoughts: Confide in God Unwaveringly
by Ulisses Soares
The other prevalent theme I noticed at conference? Overcoming. Continue reading
General Conference thoughts: Our Good Shepherd
by Dale G. Renlund
When we get a paper cut we know what to expect. It’s going to hurt but after a couple of days we will forget about it because our body will do what it does best – it will heal. We are designed to heal. Sometimes though, when the wounds are severe, we need help to heal. Continue reading
General Conference thoughts: Our Father’s Glorious Plan
by Weatherford T. Clayton
A prevalent theme from conference I noticed was the emphasis on the Plan of Salvation. Last week’s post is closely related. Continue reading
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