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Inspirational Message Archive
"To those who stagger or stumble, he is there to steady and strengthen us. In the end he is there to save us, and for all this he gave his life. However dim our days may seem they have been darker for the Savior of the world."
—Jeffrey R. Holland, "This Do in Remembrance of Me", Ensign and Liahona, November 1995
Topics: Jesus Christ, Adversity"I will keep my covenant to take his name upon me and always remember him. And I will go wherever I am sent to teach of him and offer the ordinances by which we take his name upon us and promise that we will always remember him and keep his commandments."
—Henry B. Eyring, "Always Remember Him", Ensign and Liahona, May 1995
"He wishes us to come unto him, to follow him, to be comforted by him. Then he wishes us to give comfort to others. However halting our steps are toward him - though they shouldn't be halting at all - his steps are never halting toward us."
—Jeffrey R. Holland, "Come unto Me", Ensign, Liahona, April 1998
Topics: Jesus Christ"The Atonement was made. Ever and always it offers amnesty from transgression and from death if we will but repent. Repentance is the escape clause in it all. Repentance is the key with which we can unlock the prison from inside. We hold that key within our hands, and agency is ours to use it."
—Boyd K. Packer, "Who Is Jesus Christ?", Ensign and Liahona, March 2008
Topics: Atonement, Jesus Christ"I encourage you to take time each week to be by yourself, away from television and the crowd. Have your scriptures with you and as you read, ponder, and pray, take an honest look at your life. Evaluate where you stand with the promises you have made with Heavenly Father. If you have a problem, talk it over with the Lord in earnest and humble prayer."
—M. Russell Ballard, "Keeping Covenants", Ensign and Liahona, May 1993
Topics: Prayer, Covenants"You may have found that change is hard. But know you can do it. You may wonder why you are not believed when you decide to change from a life of disobedience to one of integrity and compliance to truth. Recognize that it takes time to build a reputation that overcomes the effects of past deliberate decisions to deceive and to take advantage of others--but it is worth it."
—Richard G. Scott, "Healing Your Damaged Life", Ensign and Liahona, November 1992
Topics: Repentance"I testify that Jesus Christ, born in Bethlehem, was and is the Only Begotten of the Father, the Lamb of God. He chose from before the foundations of the earth to be your Savior, my Savior, and the Savior of all we will ever know or meet."
—Henry B. Eyring, "Always", Ensign, Liahona, October 1999
Topics: Jesus Christ"Many of our Saints don't understand what repentance really is. Repentance is more than just undoing the wrongs you've done. It's a whole change of your outlook on life. You want to think like the Lord. You want to talk like the Lord. You want to act like the Lord. You want to believe, you want to pray, you want to love the way the Lord does. And then you're converted."
—Russell M. Nelson, "The Mission and Ministry of the Savior: A Discussion with Elder Russell M. Nelson", Ensign and Liahona, June 2005
Topics: Repentance"We must make every effort to avoid sin and to repent when we fall short. Through the Atonement of Jesus Christ we can be forgiven of our sins through repentance and baptism and by earnestly striving to keep the commandments of God. Being cleansed from sin, receiving forgiveness, and being reconciled with God through the Atonement of Christ is the means by which we can achieve our divine destiny as children of God."
—Dallin H. Oaks, "Sins and Mistakes", Ensign and Liahona, October 1996
Topics: Repentance, Sin, Forgiveness"While the Atonement of Christ applies to humanity in general, the influence of it is individual, very personal, and very useful."
—Boyd K. Packer, "Washed Clean", Ensign and Liahona, May 1997
Topics: Atonement, Repentance
