by Spencer Charles | Nov 26, 2022 | -Spencer, Christ, church, Gospel, Latter Day Help, Missionary Work, Savior
“I bear witness of our Savior, Jesus Christ, and of His “divine command” to “go ye therefore, and teach all nations.” This is His church, He leads it through living prophets and apostles.” — Randy D. Funk Christ has asked us to go into all the world and preach the...
by Stefanie Colvin | Nov 17, 2022 | -Podcast, -Stefanie Colvin, Christ, church, Church Membership, Jesus Christ, LDS Real People, Real Lives Podcast , Returning Members, The Church of Jesus Christ of Latter Day Saints
Now is the time to Come Back! Please take a moment to listen in and know you are missed ♥️ Christ needs you and wants you! I do too 👊
by Spencer Charles | Nov 5, 2022 | -Spencer, church, God, Heavenly Father, Jesus Christ, Latter Day Help, listening, Prophet, Spirit, The Church of Jesus Christ of Latter Day Saints
“I do not believe members of this church can be in full harmony with the Savior without sustaining his living prophets on the earth, the President of the Church. If we do not sustain the living prophet, whoever he may be, we die spiritually. Ironically some have died...
by Spencer Charles | Nov 3, 2022 | -Spencer, church, God, Latter Day Help, Prophet, Revelation
“The prophets, seers, and revelators have had and still have the responsibility and privilege of receiving and declaring the word of God for the world. Individual members, parents, and leaders have the right to declare the word of God beyond the limits of their own...
by Todd Bruce | Sep 13, 2022 | -Todd Bruce, church, Elk Valley Latter Day Saint, Gospel, Intention, youth
“When we are casual shepherds of our own souls and others’ souls, casualties are likely. Casualness leads to casualties.” — Tanielo B. Wakolo We need to be intentional when it comes to the gospel. Casualness leads to casualties, and intention leads to a solid...
by Spencer Charles | Sep 12, 2022 | -Spencer, Action, Burdens, church, Comfort, Latter Day Help, serve
“Sometimes many weeks pass as we talk about how to help families or individuals who are in special need. We deliberate about who will visit them and the approach to take. Meanwhile, our lost brothers and sisters continue needing and sometimes even calling and pleading...
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