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4/16/15
In His mercy, God
promises forgiveness when we repent and turn from wickedness—so much
so that our sins will not even be mentioned to us. For us, because
of the Atonement of Christ and our repentance, we can look at our
past deeds and say, “’Twas I; but ’tis not I.” No matter how wicked,
we can say, “That’s who I was. But that past wicked self is no
longer who I am.” - Dale G.
Renlund, “Latter-day
Saints Keep on Trying,” Ensign (CR) April 2015
11/2/15
Only when we see through Heavenly Father’s eyes can we be filled with
“the pure love of Christ.” Every day we should plead with God for this
love. Mormon admonished, “Wherefore, my beloved brethren, pray unto
the Father with all the energy of heart, that ye may be filled with
this love, which he hath bestowed upon all who are true followers of
his Son, Jesus Christ.” - Dale G.
Renlund, “Through
God’s Eyes,” Ensign (CR) November 2015
4/13/16
Whatever
our current direction or distance to Heavenly Father and Jesus
Christ, we can choose to turn toward Them and draw closer to Them.
They will help us. - Dale G.
Renlund, "That
I Might Draw All Men unto Me,” Ensign (CR) May 2016
7/23/16
The sacrament truly helps us know our Savior. It also reminds us of
His innocent suffering. If life were truly fair, you and I would
never be resurrected; you and I would never be able to stand clean
before God. In this respect, I am grateful that life is not fair. –
Dale G. Renlund, “That
I Might Draw All Men unto Me,” Ensign (CR) May 2016
8/27/16
I promise you protection for you and your family as you take this
challenge to ‘find as many names to take to the temple as ordinances
you perform in the temple, and teach others to do the same.’ - Dale
G. Renlund, address at RootsTech conference, Feb. 6, 2016
10/3/16
And we need to remember that it is not the Holy Ghost that
tells us we’re so far gone that we might as well give up. – Dale
G. Renlund, “Latter-day
Saints
Keep on Trying,” Ensign (CR) May 2015
10/25/16
Jesus Christ can forgive because He paid the price for our sins.
Our Redeemer chooses to forgive because of His incomparable
compassion, mercy, and love.
Our Savior wants to forgive because this is one of His
divine attributes.
And, like the Good Shepherd He is, He is joyful when we choose to repent. – Dale G. Renlund, “Repentance: A Joyful Choice,” Ensign (CR) November 2016