Maintaining proper perspective in our lives
Proper prospective of the purpose of our lives is critical to be able to make the right daily decisions to gain the spiritual growth that we were sent down to the earth to achieve.
Proper prospective of the purpose of our lives is critical to be able to make the right daily decisions to gain the spiritual growth that we were sent down to the earth to achieve.
Before the coronavirus, when we were able to shop in stores you may have seen signs that read "the gift the never stops giving," but will these gifts truly last forever?
The Suffering for Our Sins on Friday The Savior said at the end of the sermon on the mount, "Be ye therefore perfect, even as your Father which is in…
The term resurrection comes from two words, "RE" meaning to repeat or do again and "SURGERE" (Latin) meaning to rise as with a strong impulse or surge. A re-surrection is…
God loves us one by one. How eloquently the Savior taught that lesson in the masterful parable of the lost sheep.
Recently I read a blog that discussed what we can do while we are in our homes for long periods of time that would bring us closer to Our Heavenly Father, Beloved Savior and bring us peace.
Trusting in the Lord includes trusting in His timing and requires patience and endurance that outlast the storms of life.
Jesus, our redeemer, has given a powerful parable to stress the importance of constant personal spiritual preparedness. It is the parable of the ten virgins, a warning to all mankind everywhere.
During adversity in our lives we have to be careful not to dwell on the "Why Questions: why me, why now, why to my loved ones, why not others, why…
The parable of the good Samaritan has great meaning and application in our own lives today.