The Redeemer is highly personable, approachable, and available. And that we should approach Him regularly. This gospel teaching will sound bold or out in the weeds for some of you. However, if you make a diligent study of the Doctrine of Covenants – these seemingly magnificent concepts sound pretty natural. I have found the instructions for a direct relationship with Jesus Christ one of the Doctrine and Covenants’ greatest treasures.
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When Doctrine Isn’t Doctrine
Part of A Happier Ward Series – (is it doctrine?) Please remember this closing statement as you read the article. I am so grateful to have these clarifications. It helps make my study of the gospel clearer and simpler. To be balanced and straightforward about my intent, I adore our current apostles, they are my…
Twin Verses
Highlights for Doctrine and Covenants 20-22 Moroni repeated instructions to Joseph Smith four times in one day; was it to help him retain important information and understanding? For example, repetition helps me a lot, especially when learning a new language. And you may have noticed, the scriptures can feel like a foreign language sometimes. So,…
Extraordinary Instructions
Highlights for Doctrine & Covenants 18-19 Sometimes it’s our turn to live life “through the window.” Shawnie Cannon ~ Divine Code The most significant discovery in the scriptures is yourself. These two simple verses (D&C 19:23-24) are a perfect example of the Doctrine and Covenants’ divine code. I’m convinced these scriptures are intentionally arranged to…
Temperate Sainthood
Highlights for Doctrine & Covenants 12-13 Some verses are full of upward-lifting guidance and reminders, and to become worthy of each line could keep us busy for a while. Doctrine and Covenants 12:7-8 is one of those passages. If we generated a list of qualities from this one verse, it would include: humble, full of…