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In this excerpt from Precept upon Precept, Robert L. Millet explores the experience of the prophet Joseph Smith along with his scribe Sidney Rigdon as they received one of the most remarkable revelations from God—the vision of the degrees of glory.
This weekend, The Church of Jesus Chris of Latter-day Saints held its 183rd General Conference where members of the church listened to the church's leaders. The first General Conference of the church was held in 1830 in a cabin in upstate New York with only a handful of members attending. This year, millions of members of the LDS Church watched and listened to General Conference live on television and radio from around the world with an increasingly large number of members also watching Conference live-streamed over the Internet.
T.C. Christensen’s new film, "Raising the Bar: The Story of Alma Richards," tells the inspiring true story of Utah’s first Olympic hero.
MR says: Who would have guessed one of the world's highest paid DJ's, a man who has been taking the party world by storm, is a straight-edged Mormon dad?
This poor, largely minority town is about as far removed from Salt Lake City as one could imagine. But with a growing Mormon population here, and the planned construction of a new meetinghouse on an East Camden street, the two cities have become inextricably linked.
Imagine endless plains teeming with herds of impalas, giraffes, elephants, rhinos, zebras and many more. Imagine a place completely unaware of civilization, where wildlife still reigns supreme. It’s hard to believe a place like this still exists, but it does. It is called The Kruger National Park in South Africa. It captured my soul!
“This past year has been full of kindnesses,” says Christopher Clark, who was diagnosed with Lou Gehrig's disease. “Whatever people are good at, they’ve been helping us with that one thing. If I could turn back time when I was more able, I would want to do more for others.”
Some of the hottest topics in Latter-day Saint culture revolve around our bodies. “Your body is a temple” is mantra repeated by dozens of youth and proper hemlines and lack of body art are vigorously scrutinized and emphasized by many within the Church. Tattoos are frequently described as a defacement of your body, a reminder of a mistake, and a potential inhibitor for serving a mission. There is an entire section in the For the Strength of Youth to emphasize modesty for women and men, explaining that “When you dress immodestly, you send a message that is contrary to your identity as a son or daughter of God.”
This framework can provide greater insight into our relationship with the Savior.