Hearts Knit Together in Unity and Love
The scriptural imagery of “hearts knit together” teaches us how to create unity in our homes, our congregations, and our communities.
The scriptural imagery of “hearts knit together” teaches us how to create unity in our homes, our congregations, and our communities.
When I commune with God, I remember that fasting is not hungering from something so much as it is hungering for something.
Jesus asked us to become more like Him. As we set resolutions this new year, here are 8 ideas inspired by His example.
Sometimes I feel the good pleasure of our heavenly parents, but too often I agonize over the many things I’m NOT doing. Are my efforts good enough for the Lord?
Like my earthly father, my Heavenly Father knows what brings me joy, and He sends messages filled with opportunities to see it and feel it in my life.
“[M]en are, that they might have joy.” (2 Nephi 2:25) Some people are born with a vision. They are called, by God or by privilege, to do specific things. I
“[A]nd his name shall be called Wonderful, Counsellor, the mighty God, the everlasting Father, the Prince of Peace” (Isaiah 9:6). It’s Christmas time, and Isaiah’s words are playing on the radio.
It’s easy to become a bit complacent with our prayers, but saying intentional, specific prayers allows the Lord to bless us in powerful ways.
“He remembereth every creature of his creating, he will make himself manifest unto all” –Mosiah 27:30 In 2013, I visited a local Baptist church. It was my first time visiting