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Manual 3; Supplement from "Learning the Lessons of the Past" by Elder M. Russell Ballard
Christmas Eve is probably the busiest day of the year. As families gather to share the holiday, frazzled celebrators rush to buy last-minute gifts, cook meals, and plan festivities that they've inevitably procrastinated. So in the heat of the hustle and bustle, the prospect of getting stuck in an elevator all night long seems like something straight out of a horror movie.
Latter-day Saint young adults from the Salt Lake City’s Institute of Religion came together with Evangelical young adults from Westmont College in Santa Barbara, Calif. in an effort to build bridges and break down barriers between faiths.
“I know what’s right and wrong, so why can’t I stop going back to what I know is wrong?” As these feelings of hopelessness increased, ‘I made a mistake,’ quickly evolved into ‘I am a mistake.’
This lesson on Knowledge is the first in an 8-part FHE series featuring the Young Women's values. Get the other 7 lessons here.
Thanks to the Third Hour for making us aware of this video.
This week's FHE lesson topic comes from the Come, Follow Me reading in Acts 22–28. Check out this week's Come, Follow Me study ideas on LDS Livingfor additional resources and suggestions.
"In this dedicated and consecrated house of the Lord, we too are explorers, searching not for new lands but for something much more precious,” Elder Andersen said at the dedication of the first temple in Portugal, then quoting John 17:3: “‘This is life eternal, that they might know thee the only true God, and Jesus Christ, whom thou has sent.’
Christopher Clark, a husband, father, and theater director, was recently honored by the BYU football team as one of their True Blue Heroes.
Sometimes, considering doctrinal principles as separate and distinct ideas can feel like the best way to fully understand the gospel. Tad R. Callister, an emeritus General Authority and former Sunday School General President, offers an additional approach. In a recent article for Church News, Brother Callister demonstrates the great value in understanding doctrinal principles together.