If you know anything about the LDS church, you know that we have a strong focus on family. Families are essential to God's Plan of Happiness for all of His children. Families are essential for our spiritual progression through this life. The world is very willing to teach children all sorts of things. Many things kids can learn in school or on the playground are not exactly in line with the teachings of Jesus Christ. Profanity, pornography, and downright blasphemy run rampant through our society today. Without parents teaching moral values in the home, there'd be nowhere to learn them.
As important as families are here on earth, God has a much more glorious plan for us as brothers and sisters, parents and children. When a man and a woman are married through the power of God's priesthood, that family can be sealed to each other for all eternity. The same precious relationships we enjoy in our earthly life will be continued hereafter. This can only be done, however, through faith in Jesus Christ and love towards each other.
I know that God lives and loves us. He has made it possible for us to stay together as a family forever. I know this to be true. God's priesthood is restored.
For more on eternal families see http://www.youtube.com/user/MormonMessages#p/c/4E784EC0770935C0/0/0J-_f4oRuWI
Showing posts with label Perfection. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Perfection. Show all posts
Wednesday, February 16, 2011
Thursday, December 30, 2010
The New Year
It's almost 2011! That's the new year! Times like this always remind me of changes I've made in my life. Changes are good but only if they're for the better. The prophet Moroni has invited all of us to "come unto Christ, and be perfected in him" (Moroni 10:32). These are the changes we should all be making in our lives. If something brings us closer to Christ, it is a good thing.
After coming unto Christ, we are to "be perfected in him". The word "perfect" seems unattainable but Christ has commanded us all to "be ye therefore perfect" (Matthew 5:48). The only way we can do this is through repentance. Christ has suffered for every wrong choice we've ever made. We don't need to suffer for those sins because of Christ's atonement. As we accept that atononing sacrifice we are truly "perfected in him"! I bear my witness that Jesus is the Christ. He lives and loves each of us. As we begin this new year I urge all reading this to "come unto Christ, and be perfected in him".
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