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When depression and anxiety robbed my ability to feel the Spirit, I learned how to choose to trust God even when I couldn’t feel Him.
When feelings ebb in your relationship, rather than signs of reconsidering, let them be signs to begin truly loving the human in front of you.
Similar in melody to ‘If You Could Hie to Kolob,’ this moving piece is one everybody needs to hear.
Every day we have chances to be a part of Heavenly Father’s tender mercies to His children and to become more like Him and our Savior. Earlier this month, Latter-day Saint, Mary Hanlin from Duncan, Arizona, experienced what it is like being a part of a tender mercy for a family in need.
Our gospel is firmly grounded on one vital principle. Love. From an early age in the Church, we are taught to love our neighbor, love our family, love ourselves, and most importantly to love Heavenly Father and His son Jesus Christ. After all, D&C 59:5 tells us, "Thou shalt love the Lord thy God with all thy heart, with all thy might, mind, and strength." Heavenly Father and Jesus Christ love each of us infinitely, selflessly, and individually. They stand as our perfect example of what loves is and what love should be. Here are eight powerful LDS quotes on love to help you understand its importance and meaning.
Since many freeze dried foods come chopped, sliced, and peeled, cooking baby food with food storage will cut the prep time at least in half.
"I learned that 'God will feel after you and he will take hold of you and wrench your very heart strings,'" Trimble said, quoting the Prophet Joseph Smith. "No, the angel Moroni didn't appear to me in my room, but the visions of my responsibilities and foreordination were clear and as tangible as if that angel were standing above me in the air."
"It started out with an email that my brother sent out over a year ago," LDS artist Nathan Pacheco says. The subject line of the email was: "Currently my favorite Christian rock song."
Mormon Moviegoers is a collective of LDS film reviewers helping you to make informed decisions about Hollywood films. It was founded by family counselor Jonathan Decker (of Ask a Mormon Therapist).