A Moment to Reflect

This is a moment to reflect on what we know we must do to improve as Elder Hans T. Boom suggests that we focus on our individual efforts to change instead of worrying about other people’s efforts to change.

 

Elder Hans T. Boom’s talk, "Knowing, Loving, and Growing.”

This is a moment to reflect on the cunning deception of the adversary. Elder Gary E. Stevenson draws upon the example of Moses in explaining how we can withstand the trickery of the devil.

 

Elder Gary E. Stevenson’s talk, "Deceive Me Not.”

This is a moment to reflect on the promises and covenants we make with God as Elder Gerrit W. Gong reminds us of the covenant-keeping nature of God, for He will never break His promises.

 

Elder Gerrit W. Gong’s talk, "Covenant Belonging.”

This is a moment to reflect on the promises and covenants we make with God, as Elder Gerrit W. Gong reminds us that God will never break His promises.

This is a moment to reflect on the cunning deception of the adversary. Elder Gary E. Stevenson draws upon the example of Moses in explaining how we can withstand the trickery of the devil.

This is a moment to reflect on what we know we must do to improve as Elder Hans T. Boom suggests that we focus on our individual efforts to change instead of worrying about other people’s efforts to change.

This is a moment to reflect on expressing love and gratitude for our loved ones. President M. Russell Ballard shares thoughts concerning the passing of his dear wife Barbara, and the love that he has for her.

This is a moment to reflect on avoiding the distractions and discouragements of the devil as Elder Peter M. Johnson warns us of Satan’s tools of comparison and technology to lead us down an unhappy path.

This is a moment to reflect on the clouds of darkness that sometimes engulf us. Sister Reyna I. Aburto discusses ways that we can identify these clouds for what they are and seek the necessary help towards letting in the light.

 

Sister Reyna I. Aburto’s talk, "Thru Cloud and Sunshine, Lord, Abide with Me!”

This is a moment to reflect on the two great commandments to love God and our neighbors. President Dallin H. Oaks teaches us how we can walk the fine line between law and love.

 

President Dallin H. Oaks’ talk, "Two Great Commandments.”