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Serving
Posted On 07/20/2008 23:27:11 by dailyreminder
It seems that lately my wife and I have had several chances to help others out. Like they were tests or something. A lot of time we feel like we are too busy to help, or that we have too much to do to spare a few minutes or that out budget is so tight that we can't help those in need. In a rough world like this, I sometimes think that I got to look out for myself and my family and not worry so much about other peoples' problems. These last few weeks, however, we have tried to pay more attention... Read More



Humility is the Antithesis to Pride
Posted On 07/10/2008 12:35:50 by InTheDoghouse
"Pride is a sin that can readily be seen in others but is rarely admitted in ourselves. Most of us consider pride to be a sin of those on the top, such as the rich and the learned, looking down at the rest of us. There is, however, a far more common ailment among us-that is pride from the bottom looking up. It is manifest in so many ways, such as faultfinding, gossiping, backbiting, murmuring, living beyond our means, envying, coveting, withholding gratitude and praise that might lift another, a... Read More



The Tender Mercies of the Lord
Posted On 06/17/2008 09:06:28 by PapilioMemnon
How grateful I feel for the Lord's love in answering our prayers and being merciful unto us. Mike wanted a X-Box 360 which I couldn't give him for several reasons, especially financial ones.
So, he started working and selling chocolates to raise the money to buy one. He went throught the streets & businesses offering to everyone, and was selling well. When people asked him why he was selling chocolates, he answered with the truth: 'Í'm selling to raise money to buy myself a X-Box 360!"... Read More



When good people go bad, the iron rod path
Posted On 06/07/2008 09:27:12 by Aurorasungem
What is the nature of good versus evil? What makes a good person go bad? What can I do to help someone who has turned to evil? Sometimes in life things can turn very ugly in a hurry. People you thought you knew and trusted can turn Jeckle and Hyde and do things that you would never even think they were capable of, but they still do. People can make unwise decisions, even people who you thought were the strongest ones in the church and do things or make mistakes that shake those closest to them.... Read More



The Gift and the Power of Faith
Posted On 06/03/2008 20:05:21 by KeithLBrown
The Gift and the Power of Faith

By Brother Keith L. Brown

The following Sacrament talk was delivered to the congregation of the Broadneck Ward on Sabbath day afternoon, 27 April 2003. The history of this Church is a history of the expression of such faith. It began with a farm boy in the year 1820 when he read that great promise set forth in the Epistle of James:

“If any of you lack wisdom, let him ask of God, that giveth to all men liberally, and upbraideth not; and... Read More



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