“While conflict is inevitable, contention is a choice.”
While disagreeing, don’t be disagreeable.
#True words.
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“While conflict is inevitable, contention is a choice” | Dieter F. Uchtdorf
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That time President Nelson fulfilled a prophecy . . .
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You know, it’s been a long time since Isaiah, and later Christ Himself, uttered that prophecy. And yet there still aren’t a lot of kings in our sacrament meetings. In fact, it seems that the richer and more powerful a person is, the less likely he is to accept the Gospel. Plus, where are all the kings, anyway? What gives?
Hey husbands! President Nelson vacuums and folds the laundry. What does that tell you? ?
The other day a family friend asked my wife, Wendy, what it has been like to have the sacrament in our home. Wendy wrote the following in response:
“Knowing that our dining table will become the sacrament table on Sunday, both of us take special care on Saturday to make sure our home is clean and tidy. My husband finds such JOY as he folds the laundry and vacuums. And I am happy to find joy in his joy!
VIDEO: The Trial of Jesus (His Blood Be On Us) by Messages of Christ YouTube Channel
After the Savior was judged by Pontius Pilate within the confines of the palace of Herod, Pilate again brought Jesus before the Jewish leaders.
As Pilate exclaimed Christ’s innocence, the Jewish leaders asked that his blood be upon them. Ironically, the word “atone” means to cover.
