If we do all we can to be obedient, if we truly accept the Atonement—which, after all, is the most magnificent offer of reconciliation ever made—the day will come when the Saviour will petition the Father on our behalf. And I am confident that there is absolutely nothing that the Father will refuse His Only Begotten.
I rejoice with you in knowing that there is indeed strength and peace beyond our tears. I rejoice in and bear testimony of the divinity of Jesus Christ. I know He lives. I know that because He lives there is no death but only change and “better worlds and greater light.”
It is never too late to establish eternal patterns that will lead you to accept greater blessings from the Lord. He is ready to bless you.
We can navigate a changing world by laying hold on "every good thing:" eternal family, personal purity, and learning by study and faith.
Our conduct and our way of life cannot be separated from our doctrine, for what we believe empowers and directs what we do.
Where does our treasure lie? There are keys in our past, present, and future that can help us find our eternal treasure—the kingdom of God.
We yearn for hope not just for moments in this life, but for eternity. Our hope is bolstered by understanding faith and charity, the pure love of Christ.
We are on a journey, going home. We must search for truth, make our works worthy of it, and seek the companionship of the Holy Ghost to guide this journey.
Sometimes we get lost on the path to eternal life. Loving the Lord enough to keep His commandments will help keep us on track to return to Him.
Because of the resurrection of Jesus Christ, we know that there is life after death. Our loved ones who pass on are never far from us. Families are eternal.
N. Eldon Tanner shares some fundamental principles for living a successful life—and, even more importantly, preparing for eternal life.
Thank you, President Oaks. One is honored to be asked to speak to a devotional assembly, especially when his journey has left most of his footprints in the sands of time. I appreciate the prayer that was offered by Brother Skousen, the son of Karl Skousen, an outstanding scholar and a wonderful man, and I pray that the Lord will respond to that prayer in this period that we have…
Channing Pollock recently wrote that without family, heaven doesn't matter. How grateful we are to know of the eternal duration of marriage and family.
A testimony of the gospel is essential for your eternal welfare. It is the most important type of knowledge to pursue, and as with all knowledge, requires diligence and humility.
Making our calling and election "sure" is about securing the blessings we have been promised by keeping our covenants with God.
Life neither begins at birth nor ends at death. The eternal life of man is like a three-act play, and we are doing our part now to determine the final act.
To receive the blessings of eternal glory that we are each striving for, we need to honestly evaluate our lives and whether they are in harmony with the commandments of God.
MIlton R. Hunter admonishes students not to waste God's greatest gift to them, but rather to use their agency to seek that gift: the gift of eternal life.
All must seek for visions of eternal life and live in such a way as to attain it. Do not trade your ultimate reward for temporary pleasures and comfort.
"Eye hath not seen" the blessings promised for the righteous or the torment that comes to the wicked. Prepare yourself to be on the Lord's side.
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