Thanksgiving Message: Random people on the streets of New York City share a variety of grateful responses to one simple question: What are you thankful for? To find more ways to discover how to feel and share Gratitude with others, please visit: http://lds.org/topic/gratitude/
2010 Key
2010 KEY December=Christmas Messages, November=Thanksgiving Messages, October=Mormon Messages, September=Mormon Messages for Youth, August=Messages from other sources, July=Church News and Humanitarian Messages, May=General Conference, April=Easter Messages, February=Mormon Doctrine series by the 12 apostles and 1st Presidency
Saturday, November 13, 2010
Friday, November 12, 2010
Thanksgiving Daily
The more often we see the things around us, the more they become invisible to us. Learn how you can live in thanksgiving daily by noticing the wonders and beauties of this world. Read President Thomas S. Monson's full address, "The Divine Gift of Gratitude": http://bit.ly/bAWTSC and Elder Joseph B. Wirthlin's full address, "Live in Thanksgiving Daily": http://bit.ly/9eQmTx.
Monday, October 18, 2010
God's Words Never Cease: The Bible, the Book of Mormon, and Continuing R...
Elder Jeffery R. Holland testifies that God continues to speak His word and reveal His truth, revelations which mandate an open canon of scripture.
How Do I Love Thee?
Elder Holland gives a powerful talk about how you can better show love for your friends, family, dates or spouse by following the example of Jesus Christ.
Why Mormons Build Temples
Throughout history, the Lord has commanded His people to build temples. Temples are literally houses of the Lord. They are holy places of worship where individuals make sacred promises with God.
The Book of Mormon: A Book with a Promise
The Book of Mormon is a book with a promise. Although its history is compelling by itself, it is a book of scriptural significance that should be received and read under the influence of the Holy Ghost.
The Miracle of the Holy Bible
Trusting in the Lord
Trust in the Lord's will and timetable. You will be supported in your trials and afflictions when you show your faith in Him.
Infinite Power of Hope
Dieter F. Uchtdorf, an apostle of the Lord Jesus Christ, shares how hope encourages and inspires us to place our trust in the loving care of our Heavenly Father and His Son, Jesus Christ.http://www.lds.org/topic/finding-hope/
What Matters Most
Mormon President Thomas S. Monson counsels us to spend time with, cherish, and express love to the people we hold dear. Read the entire talk here: http://bit.ly/1lzl5.
Create
Mormon leader President Dieter F. Uchtdorf invites us to rely on the Spirit and use our divinely inherited ability to create things of substance and beauty. Read the entire address here: http://bit.ly/3PS9ZM. To learn more about Mormons, visit http://www.mormon.org
Prayer
Learn from a humble woman's example how the power of prayer can work miracles in our lives. To learn more, read President Thomas S. Monson's address found here: http://bit.ly/4JOWUn
Have I Done Any Good in the World Today?
President Thomas S. Monson shares inspired encouragement to give service and help to those who are in need. To read the entire address visit: http://bit.ly/dBph8q
Becoming Provident Providers
Learn principles of avoiding debt, discerning between needs and wants, and living close to God in order to be provident providers both spiritually and temporally.
Seek the Higher Ground
Learn how to find safety from life's temporal and spiritual storms by following the Savior's example and seeking higher spiritual ground. Read the entire talk: http://bit.ly/cPbAoB
Parenting: Touching the Hearts of Our Youth
Effective parenting means taking the time to listen and to understand the hearts of our children so that we can grow together in faith, friendship, and love. Read Elder Robert D. Hales' talk on parenting: http://bit.ly/cjXHQf.
Continue in Patience
Patience requires that we obey God's commandments and faithfully wait for His will to be fulfilled. To learn more, read President Dieter F. Uchtdorf's entire talk: http://bit.ly/9g2dgL
Lessons of the Past
Are you preparing for your future? Journey with us as Elder Perry teaches us how to prepare. Read Elder Perry's full address: http://bit.ly/9Ws2qV.
Sunday, October 17, 2010
A Priesthood Duty
President Thomas S. Monson speaks to young people about missionary service—a duty for young men and a rewarding option for young women.
Friday, October 15, 2010
How Can I Find Happiness?
Elder Scott explains that as you continue to center your mind and heart in the Lord, He will help you have a rich and full life no matter what happens in the world around you.
God's Truths: Even a Child Can Understand
God would indeed be unjust if the gospel were only accessible to an intellectual elite. In His goodness, He has ensured that the truths regarding God are understandable to all His children, whatever their level of education or intellectual faculty.
Are Mormons Christians?
Elder Gary J. Coleman talks about his conversion to The Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-day Saints. He speaks of his understanding of the true nature of the Godhead, access to additional scripture and revelation, and partaking of the blessings of priesthood authority.
Mormon Channel Radio: Why I Believe Episode 24 - Tami Stanley
While playing softball, Tami Stanley slid into third base and broke her leg. The resulting bone infection should have been easy to cure, but for unknown reasons, Tami's leg eventually had to be amputated. Follow Tami on her journey to recovery and how she came to accept the Lord's will. Tami is now an advocate for the disabled and has been able to share the gospel with many who are struggling. She is an avid skier, biker, hiker, and member of the Disabled Olympic Bobsled team. Listen to Tami's complete interview at http://bit.ly/doNgA9.
Wednesday, October 13, 2010
In Sickness and Health
See how faith and love can remain strong through the challenges and the changing seasons of our lives.
The Magnificent Priesthood
Brother David L. Beck highlights the glorious blessings that come when each young man learns and does his duty.
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