“We keep a clear spiritual vision when we focus on Jesus Christ and stay true to what we know to be true.” Elder Massimo De Feo – Focus on Jesus Christ
Elder Massimo De Feo – Voice of the Lord
“we keep a clear spiritual vision when we hear the voice of the Lord and allow Him to guide us..” Elder Elder Massimo De Feo
Elder Massimo De Feo – Natural Man
“we keep a clear spiritual vision when we leave the natural man behind, repent, and begin a new life in Christ.” Elder Elder Massimo De Feo
Elder David A. Bednar – Our Home
Our homes should be the ultimate combination of both sacred time and holy place wherein individuals and families can “be still” and know that God is our Heavenly Father, we are His children, and Jesus Christ is our Savior.
REVIEW – Pastor Jeff, Hello Saints, Articles of Faith
This is interesting. I listened to it once. As I listened I knew I needed to respond to it. Pastor Jeff was joined by Pastor Kyle Beshears and the two of them discussed the LDS Articles of Faith and how they relate to protestant beliefs. It was interesting. I couldn’t help but realize the entire time I listened that they needed someone who was LDS guiding the discussion and adding some context. With that said, they made it sound as though Pastor Kyle Beshears had some significant knowledge but ultimately they were both lacking.
The Holy Ghost
“The most important thing you can learn in this life is to feel and recognize the Holy Ghost.”
NYNYS Mission October 29-31, 1996
We were walking down the road and [Elder] said stop. Just then like 6 or 7 eggs come flying across the road and splat, splat on some man cleaning off a window.
Elder Jack N. Gerard – Embarrassment
“Has there been anything in your life that, if brought to the attention of the public, would be an embarrassment to you or the Church?”
…it was really a question about integrity. Was I true to what I professed? Would the world see consistency between my words and my deeds? Would others see God through my conduct?
Elder Jack N. Gerard – Integrity
Integrity means we do not lower our standards or behavior to impress or to be accepted by others. You “do what is right” and “let the consequence follow.”
How did I do this week? April 1, 2024
It’s been rough. But… “I still have me arms!”