This article examines an apocryphal story from the Nag Hammadi where Jesus teaches two apostles why they need to constantly demonstrate faith, love, and work to be admitted into a heavenly kingdom through the grace of Christ.
This article explores how to help people who are struggling with their conversion to the Lord. It will focus on WHY this is happening, HOW do you know it is happening, and WHAT we can do about it.
How to elevate our definition of love from the telestial, through the terrestrial, and up to the celestial levels where we love others as God loves us.
This spiritual battle genuinely wages within each of us every day and we need to recognize it, don our armor, and draw out our swords. As we decide to hearken and obey the Spirit, we allow God to take the reins and prevail in our lives. In this way we subjugate our short-sighted and inferior will to his and find ourselves engaged in much more meaningful and fulfilling activities, rather than those that tempt us to engage in unimportant and inconsequential activities, despite how pleasurable they appear to be.
Remembering What to Do Spiritual Momentum. What a wonderful idea and a beautiful concept taught by to us by the Lord’s prophet a few months ago (see https://www.churchofjesuschrist.org/study/general-conference/2022/04/47nelson?lang=eng). I love how he gave us five specific things to do. To help me remember them, I think about my body. Let me explain. The first thing …
Believers and Knowers The topic of this sermon comes from the New Testament. We will find it in the epistle of Paul to Timothy: “Be thou an example of the believers, in word, in conversation, in charity, in spirit, in faith, in purity.” 1 Timothy 4:12 Two thoughts came to mind when I first read …
