This seems pretty simple to me. If Christ rose on the third day and is now alive why would He not continue to communicate with us?
He did rise the third day. He is alive in a resurrected body. He does continue to guide us today.
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General Conference thoughts: Hear Him
Imagine being called as a prophet of God. Your life’s work is to turn people to God to find a better way of life. Usually prophets have to remind (constantly) the people of their time of certain weaknesses or road blocks that prevent them from coming to God. Moses broke it down into 10 basic rules to help his people. Elijah told people not to worship other Gods. You get the idea.
Continue readingGeneral Conference thoughts: Spiritual Capacity
Perhaps, if I was to lead a discussion on this conference talk, I would have two containers at the front of the room. Then I would fill them with water and fill the bigger container about half full and the small container to the brim. “Which one has met its capacity?” Continue reading
General Conference thoughts: Hearing His Voice
The other day I pulled up to a gas pump and as I filled my tank I watched television. At the pump because the tv screen was on the pump and turned up loud. I had no choice, I had to watch because it wily got my attention. Wow, I thought, I can’t even have a moment to myself at the gas pump! 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
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.
The Comforter
by Henry B. Eyring
We do what we can to help others bear their burdens. Even if it is just to mourn with those that mourn. I know first hand how important it is to have someone share your loss with you. Those are the things we promised to do.
