by Todd Bruce | Dec 10, 2021 | -Todd Bruce, Elk Valley Latter Day Saint, God, sacrifice
“Something is made holy- whether it be our lives, our possessions, our time, or our talents not simply by giving it up but rather by consecrating it to the Lord.” — L. Todd Budge Fasting without prayer is simply starving ourselves. Likewise, sacrifice without guidance...
by Spencer Charles | Dec 10, 2021 | -Spencer, Christ, Family, God, Jesus Christ, Latter Day Help, Light, Light of Christ, Love, Peace, The Church of Jesus Christ of Latter Day Saints, truth
“Our Savior Declared, “Behold I am the light; I have set an example for you.” We will feel the love and peace of the Savior as we join Him in saving God’s family, for He has promised, “He that followers me shall not walk in darkness, but shall have the light of life.”...
by Spencer Charles | Dec 9, 2021 | -Spencer, Atonement, God's Love, Heavenly Father, Jesus Christ, Latter Day Help, Plan of Salvation, The Church of Jesus Christ of Latter Day Saints, You Matter, youth
“Our Heavenly Father loves us profoundly and perfectly. In His love, He created a plan, a plan of redemption and happiness to open to us all the opportunities and joys we are willing to receive, up to and including all that He has and is. To achieve this, He was even...
by Stefanie Colvin | Dec 9, 2021 | -Podcast, -Stefanie Colvin, LDS Real People, Real Lives Podcast
Clearly the possibility of change and living at a more elevated level has always been one of the gifts of God to those who seek it.
by Spencer Charles | Dec 9, 2021 | -Spencer, Christmas, Jesus Christ, Latter Day Help, Latter Day Saints, life, Neal A. Maxwell, time
“Each of us is an innkeeper who decides if there is room for Jesus!” — Elder Neal A. Maxwell In life we are all usually busy. We can either make time to invite Christ into our daily lives or we can shut Him out. Don’t make the mistake the innkeeper made when he was...
by Todd Bruce | Dec 8, 2021 | -Todd Bruce, Atonement, Elk Valley Latter Day Saint, Forgiveness, Gerrit W. Gong
“Condemnation and forgiveness both begin by recognizing a wrong. Often condemnation focuses on the past. Forgiveness looks liberating to the future.” — Gerrit W. Gong It’s hard to move forward when all you want to do is dwell on how far you’ve come! And it’s ok to do...
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