Today is a very special day. Today my brother Blake shares his experience of how he came closer to Christ. Blake has one of the most incredible testimonies I have ever heard. He shares an experience that led him to his favorite scripture, 3 Nephi 17:20. His experience led him to ask himself, "does the way I live my life bring my Heavenly Father and my Savior joy?" A question incredibly important for us to ask ourselves. I am so grateful for this experience and a very special thank you to Blake! Jesus Christ knows you personally for he your personal Savior.

The whole world will know of a Savior. King Benjamin taught this to his people in Mosiah 3:20. He told them that there will come a time that this knowledge will go to every nation, kindred, tongue, and people. That time is now. And oh how blessed we are to be the messengers of this truth! I'll see you tomorrow!

The last two days we've talked about salvation and becoming like a little child. And today is no different. Mosiah 3:19 is a very important scripture that teaches us Christ-like attributes that we all need. Becoming like a little child is not just a suggestion, but a commandment. The Lord expects us to put off the natural man and become a saint. How? By becoming like a little child. I'm curious to know what you all think this means? Thank you everyone for joining and I will see you tomorrow.

Mosiah 3:18 teaches us that as we become as a little child, we can receive salvation. It also tells us to believe that salvation was, is, and is to come. Meaning that salvation is sure. As we believe in Christ, we can be sure of salvation. Thank you, everyone and I'll see you tomorrow.

Today we start another mini-series. Today we read the first of three verses in the Book of Mosiah. Mosiah 3:17 reminds us that salvation can only come through Christ and that we need to focus our lives on him. Thank you for joining and I will see you tomorrow!

The words of Christ teach people to do good. 2 Nephi 33:10 tell us to believe in Christ, because if we believe in Christ, then we will believe in his words. We will believe that the Book of Mormon is his words. We wil believe in the words of his prophets. The words of Christ always teach people to do good. Thank you for joining and I will see you tomorrow!

Joy. It IS possible to feel it, even in the hardest of times. Joy doesn't have to increase only during the good times and decrease during the bad. We can feel joy, always. When we focus our lives on the Savior, joy ALWAYS follows.

Jacob 1:7 tells us to partake of the goodness of God and enter into his rest. What do those two things mean to you and how can you partake of his goodness? Thanks everyone! I will see you tomorrow!

I wish I could read you the talk, "Safety for the Soul," by Elder Jeffery R. Holland in October 2009. I can't for two reasons. Number one, it would take way to long. And two, I wouldn't even begin to do it justice. Today I share a very small part of it. Please go and LISTEN (or read) this talk and I would love to hear what you think about it in the comments below! One more thing, it is possible to know the Lord lives just as Peter, his apostle, knows he lives. Just as Moses. Just as Abraham. Just as Nephi. Just as anyone else.

The Book of Mormon is true! I will see you tomorrow!

Isaiah 53:3-5 briefly puts into detail the love Jesus Christ has for us. Though he was treated as the worst of the worst, the Savior, Jesus Christ, treated us like the best of the best, because that is how he sees us. He died so we can live. He felt our pains so we don't have to. With his stripes, we are healed. Jesus truly did die for you. Thank you for joining and I will see you tomorrow!