Jesus Christ came to teach the way to lasting happiness and how to live to be truly blessed. In the Savior's famous Sermon on the Mount great counsel and direction was given.
Every one of us has been blessed with many marvelous capabilities, and one of the great objectives of our journey through mortality is to improve upon them. The Savior taught this lesson in His parable of the talents.
Paul wrote to Timothy: "All scripture is given by inspiration of God, and is profitable for doctrine, for reproof, for correction, for instruction in righteousness: That the man of God…
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.
The greatest person who ever lived on the earth delivered one of the greatest sermons ever delivered, known as the Sermon on the Mount. This article is about "Blessed are they that hunger and thirst after righteousness: for they shall be filled" (Matthew 5: 6 in the Bible)
The widow of Nain represents the essence of the Savior’s personalized ministry and how He reached out to the discouraged and common people. This account firmly establishes the issue about whether God knows and cares about each of us in a very personal manner.
One of the missions of the Savior was to show by example and His teachings how to grow spiritually and draw closer to God in our lives.
When our Heavenly Father presented to us (his spirit sons and daughters) in heaven the great plan to create an earth and allow us to inhabit it, receive and control…
Recently I read an article by the Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-Day Saints that gave suggestions of how to use our time wisely. I quoted part of that article…
A physical body is given to each of us by our loving Heavenly Father. He created it as a tabernacle for our spirit to assist each of us in our quest to fulfill the full measure of our creation. Our bodies allow each of us to experience the great plan of salvation that He has designed for all His children. He wants us eventually to become more like Him and return to live with Him.