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The LDS Church's involvement in the Holy Land, including the BYU Jerusalem Center, is motivated by the knowledge that God loves all His children.
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On life's journey, these four guideposts will lead us to our heavenly home: glance backwards, look heavenwards, reach outward, and press onward.
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Mortal bodies are the instrument of the mind and the foundation of character. Care for and protect it from the spiritual dangers of the world.
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We are the literal spirit children of God. We have a divine identity and our destiny is to be exalted and become like Him.
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Richard H. Cracroft amusingly discusses the value of humor. Laughter is a gift from God, as is the talent of making others laugh. Access the speech page here.
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Our standards set us apart and enable us to be "standard-bearers" to the world of the Lord Jesus Christ and His Atonement.
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There are many gifts of the spirit. To qualify for their blessings, we must each strive to gain wisdom and live worthy of the Holy Ghost.
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David McCullough emphasizes the importance of learning the stories of brave men and women who made the glorious cause of America a reality.
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As trials and challenges come, we'll be tempted to view our glass as half empty. However, focusing on the gospel can help us see life half full.
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Christ was asked the question “Who then can be saved?” Every person can be saved, but eternal life only comes on God's terms.
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