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God Will Do Something Unimaginable

  Here are the highlights from this weeks lesson! The link to the full talk is here. God Will Do Something Unimaginable By Elder Dieter F. Uchtdorf Of the Quorum of the Twelve Apostles   My message today is that even though this pandemic is not what we wanted or expected, God has prepared His children and His Church for this time. We will endure this, yes. But we will do more than simply grit our teeth, hold on, and wait for things to return to the old normal. We will move forward, and we will be better as a result. In a way, we are seeds. And for seeds to reach their potential, they must be buried before they can sprout. It is my witness that though at times we may feel buried by the trials of life or surrounded by emotional darkness, the love of God and the blessings of the restored gospel of Jesus Christ will bring something unimaginable to spring forth.   … the righteous are not given a free pass that allows them to avoid the valleys of shadow. We all must walk throug...

Sisters In Zion

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Here are some highlights to our 2nd Sunday lesson and a link to the full talk. Check your email for the link to the recording! Sisters In Zion By President Henry B. Eyring Second Counselor in the First Presidency You sisters, will be at the heart of creating that society of people who will join in glorious association with the Savior. You will be an essential force in the gathering of Israel and in the creation of a Zion people who will dwell in peace... Elder McConkie taught: “[Enoch’s] was a day of wickedness and evil, a day of darkness and rebellion, a day of war and desolation, a day leading up to the cleansing of the earth by water. “Enoch, however, was faithful. He ‘saw the Lord,’ and talked with him ‘face to face’ ( Moses 7:4 .) Enoch made covenants and assembled a congregation of true believers, all of whom became so faithful that ‘the Lord came and dwelt with his people, and they dwelt in righteousness,’ ‘And the Lord called his people Zion, because they were of one heart an...

Becoming Like Him

In case you missed it, our 2nd hour, second Sunday RS lesson was on the talk Becoming Like Him. I made a video and posted them to our new VERY secure YouTube server. You can only get to them with the links below. Video One Video Two Be on the lookout, we plan on making these videos every 2nd and 4th Sunday and emailing out links to them.  But in case watching a video isn't your thing, I had made up an overview of the talk if you will and posted it on our bulletin board at church. (Outside the bishops office.) Here it is! Becoming like Him By Elder Scott D. Whiting Of the Seventy In these times, when “all things [appear to] be in commotion; and … fear [is seemingly] upon all people,” 17 the only antidote, the only remedy, is to strive to be like the Savior… … the Savior’s admonition to be “even as I am” 1 is daunting and seemingly unattainable... you may find it mentally more comfortable to walk a path with no upward incline and little growth. A young minister, Charles M. Sheldon,...