Pitfall #1 is the tendancy to jump right to relationship dating. It is often awkward and uncomfortable. There is a better way: Friendship Dating.

The Savior reveals, in the parable of the Wheat and the Tares His major concern for those who live in the latter-days. We have been given the solution

Our journey through mortality includes traveling through the telestial and terrestrial worlds. To enter the celestial world, we must let go of all things telestial and terrestrial. In the temple, we find help to leave the terrestrial world and enter the celestial.

To illustrate why we should study the names and titles of Christ, we look at the title: Nail in the Sure Place.

The Book of Mormon has a dilemma and we are part of the solution.

Husband and wife have a solemn responsibility to love and care for each other. The Lord emphasizes this with the symbols.

The law of undulation; the law of ups and downs. God takes advantages of the downs to further His purposes in each of our lives. He withholds His hand so that we can walk on our own. If we misunderstand His purposed, we can turn against Him in the dark.

In order to fully accept and live the law of consecration, we must believe to fundamental truths: What God asks us to give up pales in comparison to what He offers us when I do. And our real "self" is not the telestial or terrestrial versions. Our real self is found in Christ.

The Gospel is the "deal" that the Savior offers us in order to have His suffering pay our debt to justice. Enduring to the end is a vital aspect of that deal.

How is the temple version of the law of chastity different than the covenant we make in the chapel?