What does service look like when it's free from judgment and condemnation?

When we follow the commandments and practice what Jesus taught, we can learn for ourselves about the truth of the gospel.

The hymn "Savior, Redeemer of My Soul" expresses true principles so clearly. As we listen to the words, we can remember how best prepare ourselves for "the life above."

Alma explained that the Savior would visit the Nephites after His resurrection. And He did. He invited the people to come see His wounds, just as He invited his followers in Jerusalem to do.

The Lord told His disciples that he had other sheep. But they didn't understand what he meant; they thought he might be referring to teaching the Gentiles.

Faith doesn't mean we see and then believe. It means we believe, and then later, we can know. We may not see the Resurrected Christ in the flesh, as his apostles did. But we can gain our own testimonies of his divinity.

Through Jesus Christ, we can have weak things made strong. As we humble ourselves and recognize our weakness this Easter season, we can also remember to take upon ourselves the name of Christ and use the atonement to better ourselves.

He is risen, he is risen, tell it out with joyful voice! He has burst his three days' prison; let the whole wide earth rejoice! The resurrected Savior conquered death and made it possible for each of us to live again.

Friday was a dark day. It was a day of sorrow and lamentation. The Savior of the World was given a farce of a trial and condemned to die by crucifixion. But he accomplished all the Father's will. He accomplished what He set out to do.

Jesus Christ knew his time was short. He knew what was coming. And he had faith to face it, even when his disciples were too tired or afraid.