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These words from Elder Soares hit me like a lightn

These words from Elder Soares hit me like a lightning bolt in General Conference. I have been reflecting on them ever since.

“We also know from the temple that if we want the Spirit of the Lord to be unrestrained in our lives, we simply cannot and must not have unkind feelings toward anyone. Giving place in our hearts or minds for unkind feelings or thoughts will produce unkind words and actions, whether on social media or in our homes, causing the Spirit of the Lord to withdraw from our hearts.”

Elder Ulisses Soares
General Conference, April 2024

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Do you ever get confused at this point in the Book

Do you ever get confused at this point in the Book of Mormon?

It starts off simple with Nephi and Jacob in the land of Nephi, and before we know it, we’re in Zarahemla with the Mulekites and King Mosiah. 🧐

Here’s a little update that you can save to share when you teach your family!

PS Wouldn’t you love to know more about the journey that King Mosiah led his people on? We only get a brief summary but think of the faith it took to leave their homes in the land of Nephi, not knowing where they would be led.

And think of the answered prayers in the land of Zarahemla when the Nephites arrived with scripture and a record of their language.

God is so good and mindful of all of His people!

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This week is a great opportunity to teach your chi

This week is a great opportunity to teach your children about how to pray.

We’re sharing part of our illustrated stories here so you can save it for teaching your children about Enos.

I use the illustrated stories every week in my home, and I know many of you do too. You can look up the scriptures and read them together, or use the simplified text.

We always include questions you can use for discussion too. Here are some you could use this week:

- What have your parents taught you about Jesus Christ and His gospel?

- Why does righteousness bring people joy?

- Did God answer Enos’s prayer because of how long it was, or because of the way he prayed?

- When have you had a prayer answered?

- Who are some people you could pray for?

Save this and tag a friend for a simple Come, Follow Me lesson! ❤️

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“God expects you to have enough faith and determ

“God expects you to have enough faith and determination and enough trust in Him to keep moving, keep living, keep rejoicing. In fact, He expects you not simply to face the future (that sounds pretty grim and stoic); He expects you to embrace and shape the future — to love it and rejoice in it and delight in your opportunities.”

Elder Jeffrey R. Holland

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