Deliverance
We are part of the greatest deliverance story ever told. Our Savior is the protagonist, and His promises can fill us with hope.
There Must Needs Be a Christ
Kyle S. McKay shares why we need to embrace the plan of God and the doctrine of Christ; Christ can undo wrongs and provide healing.
“Walk in Newness of Life”
In the scriptures, ordinary people use the Atonement to "walk in newness of life." Their examples prove it is never too late to change.
Our Essential Spiritual Agency
By using our agency to follow Christ, we choose eternal life. With poor choices, we "paint ourselves into a corner," limiting freedom.
The Power of Deliverance
God can offer us deliverance through the hardest of trials, including comfort in grief, strength in opposition, and escape from sin.
“The Very Root of Christian Doctrine”
The Atonement of Christ is the core of Christian doctrine. It is only by coming to know Him as our Redeemer that we are motivated to change.
Loose Him and Let Him Go
I pray that the . . . the power of the Atonement in Lazarus, Sonya, Raskolnikov, Theany Reath, and Kats Kajiyama and millions of others will give us courage to “stand forth” and to allow our graveclothes to be removed; and that we might also be both the healers and the healed, the unbinders and the unbound.
“In the Strength of the Lord”
Christ's Atonement does more than cleanse us from sin. His grace is also an enabling power to become better and serve more faithfully.
“In Him All Things Hold Together”
Jesus Christ's Atonement exemplifies all of the divine attributes we are seeking. Truly, "in Him all things hold together."
“Because I Live, Ye Shall Live Also”
Because of the Resurrection of Christ, we know that there is life after death. Families are eternal, and our departed loved ones are not far.
Resurrection
Jesus Christ's miraculous resurrection from the dead is testament to God's plan of salvation for us. We will live again with our loved ones.