Each of us are building our lives. Everyday, we are building something unique to us. What we are building is something the devil wants to destroy. Helaman 5:12 is a great reminder to us of how weak the devil truly is and how strong our Savior is. If we build our lives on Jesus Christ as our foundation, there is not a single thing the devil can do to drag us down, because of the rock upon which we are built, "whereon if men build they cannot fall." Christ is your greatest strength. Trust him.

The pleasing word of Jesus Christ heals wounded souls and it can heal yours too. I will see you tomorrow!

In the Family Proclamation, we are taught what makes a happy family. Happiness comes when life is built upon Jesus Christ and his teachings as a foundation. I will see you all tomorrow!

The August 2024 Liahona shares a scripture from John 17:21 and tells us what the word atonement means. It means, "to make one." I also share something from my cousin and what she shared in her email home. She is currently serving a mission in Texas! The Atonement of Jesus Christ allows us to become like our Savior and be one in him. I will see you all tomorrow!

8 words. Just 8 words in Matthew 28:5-8, and to me, these 8 words are the most incredible in all of scripture. 8 words that give hope to everyone, letting the whole world know that the prophets from the beginning testified of truth. Jesus will come, he will die for us, and he will rise again. For you. Hope is possible, because he is risen. Now is the time to declare this truth to the world. Death is not the end because he has risen.

Today we read a quote that Elder Gary E. Stevenson shared in a talk called "The Greatest Easter Story Ever Told." It is a quote by N. T. Wright, a New Testament scholar. The events that happened 2000, the events we celebrate for Easter, is the great easter story ever told.

Two thousand years ago, our Savior performed the greatest event in human history. His miraculous and perfect atonement. Today, my wonderful mission president, President Metts, shares Luke 22:41-44 and shares his testimony of these verses and his feelings that come along with it. God is in the details of your life. In the name of Jesus Christ, amen. I will see you all tomorrow!

Today we read Alma 7:11-13. Please take a minute from the crazy world and let the Spirit teach you something new. I know that he will.

Jesus Christ died for you.

The greatest of all, Jesus Christ, suffered so we don't have to. Jesus Christ tells us in Doctrine and Covenants 19:16-18, that if we repent, we don't have to suffer. That he has taken this suffering, ALL OF IT, upon himself! What an amazing God we have! I will see you all tomorrow!

Only Jesus Christ can satisfy the demands of justice. He, being perfect, atoned for our sins, meaning, he suffered the penalty for OUR sins which allows us to be reconciled to God. In Christ alone, we can be saved. I will see you all tomorrow.