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All in Jesus Christ
Jesus Christ did, in fact, come to earth as a babe. As He grew, He went about His father’s business. He showed His infinite love as He ministered to those in need. He bled and suffered in Gethsemane for each of us. He was tortured and crucified, having done NO wrong. And, triumphantly, He broke the shackles of death and was resurrected.
In the Book of Mormon, we are taught to believe in God, to worship Christ, to be kind to our neighbors, to have hope in the atonement, to be grateful for our blessings, to love those who hurt us, and the list goes on and on. A true believer of the words of the Book of Mormon can only yield goodness.
Prophets and the righteous throughout time have rejoiced to know that Jesus is the Christ, our Savior, our Redeemer, our Advocate with the Father, the King of Kings! We have great cause to rejoice in Christ! Let us, especially at the conclusion of the year, rejoice more fully in Christ!
The sacrament provides a time for a truly spiritual experience as we reflect upon the Savior’s redeeming and enabling power through His Atonement. ~Cheryl A. Esplin
“These things I have spoken unto you, that in me ye might have peace. In the world ye shall have tribulation: but be of good cheer; I have overcome the world” (John 16:33).
When we feel a particle of belief, even in the smallest form, it is like a mustard seed. Sometimes, small is all we can do… maybe just believing that there is something out in the universe greater than ourselves.
God has been clear from the beginning that he is unchangeable and does not turn a blind eye to sin. We, as members of the church, need to hold fast to those things we have already known to be true.
Many times throughout life, we find ourselves facing storms of grand proportions. These may not be literal storms or weather events, but rather storms created through trials and heartache we experience.
The Ten Virgins, I finally get it... by Laurie Smith
I've always struggled with the parable of the Ten Virgins. I understood the "be prepared" part, but I just couldn't grasp the lack of charity. Doesn't Christ teach us to give and help those in need?
