Throughout the Book of Mormon, we learn of a people living on the American continent who knew of the life and mission of Jesus Christ. Their secular and religious history can guide us today.
Mormons are capable of loving and caring about people without embracing their bad choices. We are all sinners and we can all sympathize, but we know that righteous actions lead to lasting happiness.
This article discusses the need to be consistent in our lives. Consistency allows us to enjoy the full blessings that God wants to give us.
Jesus is the Christ. His life and death were given as a sacrifice for us. There is a prophet and 12 apostles living today that testify of this great truth.
The other day I was visiting a friend and she had the most beautiful peach tree in the backyard. It grew enormous, sweet peaches—I ate three of them after we had lunch. I asked her which nursery she had bought the tree from and she said that she actually grew it herself—from a peach pit! [...]
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