[Our] moral compass is built around four absolute truths. The first absolute truth is that there is a loving Father in Heaven, and His Son, Jesus Christ, is our personal Savior—a more certain truth than any worldly fact. – Richard B. Wirthlin, “Four Absolute Truths Provide an Unfailing Moral Compass,” Ensign (CR) November 1997
Temples, no matter where they are, rise above the ways of the world. Every Latter-day Saint temple in the world—all … of them—stand as testaments to our faith in eternal life and the joy of spending it with our families and our Heavenly Father. Attending the temple increases our understanding of the Godhead and the […]
Discipleship is all about doing and becoming. As we obey His commandments and serve our fellowmen, we become better disciples of Jesus Christ. Obedience and submission to His will bring the companionship of the Holy Ghost, along with those blessings of peace, joy, and security that always accompany this third member of the Godhead. And […]
There is much more of scripture that affirms the oneness of purpose of the Father and of His beloved Son—and that also affirms their separateness of person as a literal, physical fact. And as Jesus approached Him, so also we approach the Father, in all our needs. In every problem, in sorrow and success, in […]