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5 Millennium Myths You Thought Were True
Robert L. Millet
- As I completed the writing for the book Living in the Eleventh Hour , it occurred to me that there might be some value in continuing the trek, completing the story, if you will. I honestly had not anticipated a sequel. And so the next weekend I began what might be called a review of the literature. I turned first to the standard works and was absolutely blown away by how much the prophets have spoken about the millennial period. While I was certain that much of my data would come from the Doctrine and Covenants, I was stunned by the...
Week One: 9 Lessons for FHE on "The Family: A Proclamation to the World"
Erin Jones
- Get the entire FHE lesson series on "The Family: A Proclamation to the World." Print out the PDF of this lesson here. “We, the First Presidency and the Council of the Twelve Apostles of The Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-day Saints, solemnly proclaim that marriage between a man and a woman is ordained of God and that the family is central to the Creator’s plan for the eternal destiny of His children.” (" The Family: A Proclamation to the World ," paragraph one) Thought: “While our individual salvation is based on our individual obedience, it is equally important that we...
Is "Mormon Swearing" Okay? Differing Perspectives + Poll
Kelsey Berteaux and Jannalee Sandau
- The Church's guidelines on language are outlined simply in the For the Strength of Youth pamphlet: How you communicate should reflect who you are as a son or daughter of God. Clean and intelligent language is evidence of a bright and wholesome mind. Good language that uplifts, encourages, and compliments others invites the Spirit to be with you. Our words, like our deeds, should be filled with faith, hope, and charity . In specific reference to cursing, the section continues, Do not use profane, vulgar, or crude language or gestures, and do not tell jokes or stories about immoral actions. These...
Week Two: 9 Lessons for FHE on "The Family: A Proclamation to the World"
Erin Jones
- Get the entire FHE lesson series on "The Family: A Proclamation to the World." Print the PDF of this lesson here. “All human beings—male and female—are created in the image of God. Each is a beloved spirit son or daughter of heavenly parents, and, as such, each has a divine nature and destiny. Gender is an essential characteristic of individual premortal, mortal, and eternal identity and purpose” ( The Family: A Proclamation to the World , paragraph two). Thought: “We know that gender was set in the premortal world. ‘The spirit and the body are the soul of man’ (D&C 88:15)....
Old Testament Lesson 29: "He Took Up...The Mantle of Elijah"
Ted L. Gibbons
- Introduction As I have read and taught these chapters in the books of Kings, I have found what I think are some worthwhile insights on following prophets. These principles will form the outline of this Old Testament lesson. Once again I offer this disclaimer. This lesson is not meant to replace the one in the Old Testament Gospel Doctrine manual. Its purpose is to give some additional insights into the lesson and to illustrate with Old Testament examples some great principles taught here. Principles for Following Prophets This all started at Mt. Sinai where Elijah fled to get away from a...
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13 Creative Ways Kids Can Earn Money for Their Missions
Alexandra Mortenson
- In a New Era article on mission preparation , President M. Russell Ballard said the following about paying for a mission: "Prospective missionaries need to learn how to work. They ought to have a job and save money for their missions. Every mission president would concur with me that the missionary who has worked and saved and helped pay for part or all of his or her mission is a better-prepared missionary. Working and saving for a mission generates enthusiasm for serving and gives a young man or a young woman a good work ethic. Whatever else missionary work is, it...
8 Fun Last-Minute Mutual and YSA Activities That Will Look Like You've Been Planning Them for Weeks
LDS Living Staff
- Whether your guest speaker backs out or you simply run out of time to plan anything elaborate, if you find yourself fumbling for something fun and productive to do for Mutual or a YSA ward activity, check out these fast and fun activities. 1. Mormon-Themed Escape Room Image from Getty Images Escape rooms are all the rage right now, so what better way to get kids excited about coming to an activity than by building one yourself? I know, I know—you are probably thinking planning an elaborate escape room scenario is too time-consuming or complicated to do on your own, which...
President Nelson on What the Spirit World Will Be Like (+ Uplifting Messages for Parents Who've Lost Children)
President Russell M. Nelson, excerpted from "The Gateway We Call Death"
- This is the first in a two-part series excerpted from President Nelson's book, The Gateway We Call Death. We often speak of death as “going home.” In funeral sermons or obituaries the phrase “called home” or “returned home” is used to refer to the deceased’s state. Alma used that term in describing death in the Book of Mormon (see Alma 40:11). Because of the restoration of the gospel, we know that we are literally sons and daughters of God, the offspring of heavenly parents. We lived with them in a spirit realm before we came to earth. In some significant way,...
Pres. Nelson Leaves Jerusalem Early Due to Military Strikes in Syria
Jamie Armstrong
- President Russell M. Nelson has left Jerusalem early due to U.S.-led military strikes in Syria. He was visiting Jerusalem as part of his Global Ministry Tour. He arrived in Jerusalem on Friday night from London—the first stop on the tour—with Sister Wendy Nelson, Elder Jeffrey R. Holland, Sister Patricia T. Holland, as well as others. Church spokesman Doug Andersen issued the following statement Saturday morning: "President Nelson has left Jerusalem ahead of schedule. Due to concerns pertaining to tension in the region, and available airspace, he and Sister Nelson departed after today's district conference. "Elder and Sister Holland are with them...
The City of Enoch: Where It Is Now + More Fascinating Facts
Katie Lambert
- Imagine a 365-year-old city—disappeared. All the inhabitants—gone. All the buildings—gone. All the homes—gone. Everything was gone without a trace. This is what happened to the City of Enoch. For thousands of years, people have wondered: Where did it go? Who lived there? And where is it now? Fortunately, the scriptures, especially the Pearl of Great Price, provide details about the divine destiny and history of the City of Enoch. Who was Enoch? When he was 65 years old, Enoch, the seventh patriarch after Adam, was called by God to be a prophet. Though the Bible gives little detail about Enoch as...
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5 Millennium Myths You Thought Were True
Robert L. Millet
- As I completed the writing for the book Living in the Eleventh Hour , it occurred to me that there might be some value in continuing the trek, completing the story, if you will. I honestly had not anticipated a sequel. And so the next weekend I began what might be called a review of the literature. I turned first to the standard works and was absolutely blown away by how much the prophets have spoken about the millennial period. While I was certain that much of my data would come from the Doctrine and Covenants, I was stunned by the...
Week One: 9 Lessons for FHE on "The Family: A Proclamation to the World"
Erin Jones
- Get the entire FHE lesson series on "The Family: A Proclamation to the World." Print out the PDF of this lesson here. “We, the First Presidency and the Council of the Twelve Apostles of The Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-day Saints, solemnly proclaim that marriage between a man and a woman is ordained of God and that the family is central to the Creator’s plan for the eternal destiny of His children.” (" The Family: A Proclamation to the World ," paragraph one) Thought: “While our individual salvation is based on our individual obedience, it is equally important that we...
Is "Mormon Swearing" Okay? Differing Perspectives + Poll
Kelsey Berteaux and Jannalee Sandau
- The Church's guidelines on language are outlined simply in the For the Strength of Youth pamphlet: How you communicate should reflect who you are as a son or daughter of God. Clean and intelligent language is evidence of a bright and wholesome mind. Good language that uplifts, encourages, and compliments others invites the Spirit to be with you. Our words, like our deeds, should be filled with faith, hope, and charity . In specific reference to cursing, the section continues, Do not use profane, vulgar, or crude language or gestures, and do not tell jokes or stories about immoral actions. These...
Week Two: 9 Lessons for FHE on "The Family: A Proclamation to the World"
Erin Jones
- Get the entire FHE lesson series on "The Family: A Proclamation to the World." Print the PDF of this lesson here. “All human beings—male and female—are created in the image of God. Each is a beloved spirit son or daughter of heavenly parents, and, as such, each has a divine nature and destiny. Gender is an essential characteristic of individual premortal, mortal, and eternal identity and purpose” ( The Family: A Proclamation to the World , paragraph two). Thought: “We know that gender was set in the premortal world. ‘The spirit and the body are the soul of man’ (D&C 88:15)....
Old Testament Lesson 29: "He Took Up...The Mantle of Elijah"
Ted L. Gibbons
- Introduction As I have read and taught these chapters in the books of Kings, I have found what I think are some worthwhile insights on following prophets. These principles will form the outline of this Old Testament lesson. Once again I offer this disclaimer. This lesson is not meant to replace the one in the Old Testament Gospel Doctrine manual. Its purpose is to give some additional insights into the lesson and to illustrate with Old Testament examples some great principles taught here. Principles for Following Prophets This all started at Mt. Sinai where Elijah fled to get away from a...
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13 Creative Ways Kids Can Earn Money for Their Missions
Alexandra Mortenson
- In a New Era article on mission preparation , President M. Russell Ballard said the following about paying for a mission: "Prospective missionaries need to learn how to work. They ought to have a job and save money for their missions. Every mission president would concur with me that the missionary who has worked and saved and helped pay for part or all of his or her mission is a better-prepared missionary. Working and saving for a mission generates enthusiasm for serving and gives a young man or a young woman a good work ethic. Whatever else missionary work is, it...
8 Fun Last-Minute Mutual and YSA Activities That Will Look Like You've Been Planning Them for Weeks
LDS Living Staff
- Whether your guest speaker backs out or you simply run out of time to plan anything elaborate, if you find yourself fumbling for something fun and productive to do for Mutual or a YSA ward activity, check out these fast and fun activities. 1. Mormon-Themed Escape Room Image from Getty Images Escape rooms are all the rage right now, so what better way to get kids excited about coming to an activity than by building one yourself? I know, I know—you are probably thinking planning an elaborate escape room scenario is too time-consuming or complicated to do on your own, which...
President Nelson on What the Spirit World Will Be Like (+ Uplifting Messages for Parents Who've Lost Children)
President Russell M. Nelson, excerpted from "The Gateway We Call Death"
- This is the first in a two-part series excerpted from President Nelson's book, The Gateway We Call Death. We often speak of death as “going home.” In funeral sermons or obituaries the phrase “called home” or “returned home” is used to refer to the deceased’s state. Alma used that term in describing death in the Book of Mormon (see Alma 40:11). Because of the restoration of the gospel, we know that we are literally sons and daughters of God, the offspring of heavenly parents. We lived with them in a spirit realm before we came to earth. In some significant way,...
Pres. Nelson Leaves Jerusalem Early Due to Military Strikes in Syria
Jamie Armstrong
- President Russell M. Nelson has left Jerusalem early due to U.S.-led military strikes in Syria. He was visiting Jerusalem as part of his Global Ministry Tour. He arrived in Jerusalem on Friday night from London—the first stop on the tour—with Sister Wendy Nelson, Elder Jeffrey R. Holland, Sister Patricia T. Holland, as well as others. Church spokesman Doug Andersen issued the following statement Saturday morning: "President Nelson has left Jerusalem ahead of schedule. Due to concerns pertaining to tension in the region, and available airspace, he and Sister Nelson departed after today's district conference. "Elder and Sister Holland are with them...
The City of Enoch: Where It Is Now + More Fascinating Facts
Katie Lambert
- Imagine a 365-year-old city—disappeared. All the inhabitants—gone. All the buildings—gone. All the homes—gone. Everything was gone without a trace. This is what happened to the City of Enoch. For thousands of years, people have wondered: Where did it go? Who lived there? And where is it now? Fortunately, the scriptures, especially the Pearl of Great Price, provide details about the divine destiny and history of the City of Enoch. Who was Enoch? When he was 65 years old, Enoch, the seventh patriarch after Adam, was called by God to be a prophet. Though the Bible gives little detail about Enoch as...
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