Speeches by Topic Topics | Remember
“Always Remember Him”
I invite you to join me in reflecting about the impact this important principle can have in our personal lives. Please consider some of the things we can do to always remember Jesus Christ every single day. The Savior said, “Ye are my friends, if ye do whatsoever I command you.”
Remember the Harbor
Remembering the past is a natural response to situations that might make us sad. So when the hail and the mighty storm shall beat upon our vessels, we can remember those things on which we have built our foundations.
Remember
When it comes to faith, remembering is not enough. It is essential that you live so you are entitled to receive new spiritual experiences. Stay strong and stay close to the Spirit so you might be blessed with future spiritual experiences that will strengthen and enrich your faith.
Raising Your Ebenezer: A Monument to Remember
I testify that as we seek opportunities to feel of the Spirit and make efforts to reflect often upon those experiences, we will raise our own Ebenezers—our own stones of remembrance—that will enable us to see God’s hand in our past and will give us assurance and faith that He will provide for us in the future.
"Yea, They May Forget, Yet Will I Not Forget Thee"
The creator actively remembers His creation. Closely linked to His remembrance of us is the loving attention associated with it. He not only remembers you; He cares deeply about where you are, what you are doing, who you are becoming, and what you are feeling.
Experiences Worth Remembering
President Hinckley shares a sampling of significant occasions and vignettes that touched his life. We all have such experiences worth remembering.
“And Always Remember Him”
Each time we take the sacrament, we covenant to keep God's commandments and always remember Him." How often, though, do we actually remember Christ?
“Have Ye Sufficiently Retained in Remembrance?”
I appreciate this opportunity to address you in this devotional setting. Let me be among the first to welcome you to this summer term of 2004. I remember a summer term 29 years ago when I was interviewed and offered a job in Special Collections at the library. I remember the exhilaration of beginning my career. I also remember looking young enough to pass for a student here. Look at…
Remember Who You Are!
To remember who we are is to access a divine birthright of power, focus, and hope. It changes not only what we think of ourselves, but what we do every day.
Remember, Remember
We must learn to hearken Helaman's counsel to "remember, remember"—remember the Lord, His word, His commandments, His works, and the poor.
Remembrance
I don’t know when children begin to remember, but I know that my earliest childhood memories are an important part of who I am even though I don’t have a good memory for things that I really should remember: people’s names, things that happened to me, important events. For example, I was 14 when I was baptized, but I remember only a few details of what happened, though I remember…
“Ye Also Ought to Retain in Remembrance”
You have a rich heritage as members of the Church. Do you retain in remembrance the sacrifices made for you, and the stories you can learn from?
Lest We Forget to Believe
My dear brothers and sisters, this is a great privilege and a frightening one. I would feel much more at home if we were having a zone conference. I pray for the Spirit and trust that the Lord will help me. I am grateful that Heber and I can be here together; that is the wonderful thing about a mission. I believe it was Elder Victor L. Brown’s wife who…
Making Memories
Fill your life with "I'm glad I did" moments instead of "I wish I had" regrets. Making memories of service and love will lead you to a fulfilling life.
Reflection and Resolution
The beginning of a new year is the perfect time for reflection on the lessons learned as well as resolution to become the people we want to be.
Making Memories
Sensing the importance of this occasion and knowing how valuable your time is, I have decided to speak upon a subject that is vastly important to all of us—that of making memories. Early Times It was forty-eight years ago that my brother and I arrived in this beautiful valley from Chicago, Illinois, and enrolled as freshman at BYU. We were two bewildered young men as we gazed at those majestic…
Memory and You
Memory has power to influence your mood, your view of the world, your testimony and scriptural understanding, and your personal connections.
What Is Your Personal Ranking?
Let me share some teachings and friends to remember. They are high in my personal ranking because of the values they exemplify.
