Walking in Circles- By President Dieter F. Uchtdorf
- Second Counselor in the First Presidency
- June 2013, Liahona
- Related Topics general conference, prophecy, prophets, scripture study
He Is Risen- By President Henry B. Eyring
- First Counselor in the First Presidency
- Apr. 2013, Liahona
- Related Topics Jesus Christ, death, resurrection, sacrament
A testimony of the reality of the Resurrection of Jesus Christ is a source of both hope and determination. And it can be so for any child of God. It was for me on a summer day in June 1969 when my mother died, it has been all the years since, and it will be until I see her again.
Peace, Be Still- By President Thomas S. Monson
- Mar. 2013,
Ensign - Related Topics Jesus Christ, peace
One day a few years ago, after taking care of matters at the office, I felt a strong impression to visit an aged widow who was a patient at a senior care center in Salt Lake City. I drove there directly.
A Word for the Hesitant Missionary- By President Dieter F. Uchtdorf
- Second Counselor in the First Presidency
- Feb. 2013, Liahona
- Related Topics faith, grace, joy, missionary work
Disciples of Jesus Christ have always been under the obligation to take His gospel to the world (see Mark 16:15–16). Nevertheless, sometimes it is difficult to open our mouths and speak about our faith to those around us. While some members of the Church have a natural gift for talking to others about religion, others are a little hesitant or may feel awkward, embarrassed, or even fearful of doing so.
The Voice of the Lord- By President Henry B. Eyring
- First Counselor in the First Presidency
- Jan. 2013, Liahona
- Related Topics Holy Ghost, leadership, prayer
The Doctrine and Covenants invites all people everywhere to hear the voice of the Lord Jesus Christ (see D&C 1:2, 4, 11, 34; 25:16). It is filled with His messages, warnings, and encouraging exhortations given by revelation to chosen prophets. In these revelations we can see how God can answer our prayers of faith with messages of instruction, peace, and warning.
Rediscovering the Christmas SpiritYears ago as a young elder, I was called with others to a hospital in Salt Lake City to provide blessings for sick children. Upon entering, we noted a Christmas tree with its bright and friendly lights and saw carefully wrapped packages beneath its outstretched limbs. We then went through corridors where small boys and girls—some with plaster casts upon an arm or leg, others with ailments that perhaps could not be cured so readily—greeted us with smiling faces.
One Key to a Happy Family- By President Dieter F. Uchtdorf
- Second Counselor in the First Presidency
- Oct. 2012, Liahona
- Related Topics family, forgiveness
The great Russian author Leo Tolstoy began his novel Anna Karenina with these words: “Happy families are all alike; every unhappy family is unhappy in its own way.” While I do not have Tolstoy’s certainty that happy families are all alike, I have discovered one thing that most have in common: they have a way of forgiving and forgetting the imperfections of others and of looking for the good.
Sharing the Gospel Heart to Heart- By President Henry B. Eyring
- First Counselor in the First Presidency
- Sept. 2012, Liahona
- Related Topics missionary work
God will put prepared people in the way of His prepared servants who want to share the gospel. You have had that happen in your own life. How often it happens depends on the preparation of your mind and your heart.
The Savior’s Call to ServeAll who have studied mathematics know what a common denominator is. For Latter-day Saints, there is a common denominator that binds us together. That common denominator is the individual call each receives to fill assignments in God's kingdom here upon the earth.
Always in the Middle- By President Dieter F. Uchtdorf
- Second Counselor in the First Presidency
- July 2012, Liahona
- Related Topics hope, missionary work, perspective
By many world calendars, July marks the middle of the year. While the beginnings and endings of things are celebrated and remembered, the middle of things often goes unnoticed.
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