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God is in the Details of Our LivesBy Larry Barkdull

Two personal stories remind us that God is in the details of our lives and miracles are around us every day.

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The Gift of Forgiveness – A True Story of a Burden Lifted

Sometimes the acid test is being willing to forgive someone who has bitterly hurt us. Here’s a true story.

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Things That Matter and Don’t Matter

Do we allow unanswered questions to fell our tree of testimony or grow it? Just how much are we willing to risk to obsess about a gospel question when weighty matters are at stake?

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The Eternal Nature of Priesthood

In the premortal world, righteous men were ordained to the Melchizedek Priesthood. What was our work then, and what should be our work now and in the future?

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It’s Never Too Late

The story of Jairus and his dying daughter is a perfect example of Jesus’ ability to save a spiritually dying child even when all seems lost.

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No Greater Work: The Rescuing of Wayward Souls

“No greater work has the Lord God of heaven ever undertaken than to save the souls of his children. It is the grandest, the greatest undertaking that ever has been inaugurated”-- Elder Rulon S. Wells

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The Foreknowledge, Power and Love of God

God showers us with miracles. If we are observant, we can recognize his fore-knowledge of, power in behalf of and love for us.

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We Believe in the Gift of Healing

“Is any sick among you? Let him call for the elders of the church

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The Oath and Covenant of the Priesthood at a Glance (Part 4)

The oath and covenant of the priesthood is called the covenant of exaltation. To achieve that high goal, one must magnify both his calling and his callings.

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The Oath and Covenant of the Priesthood at a Glance (Part 3)

The oath and covenant of the priesthood is called the covenant of exaltation. To unleash the power of the priesthood to obtain that great blessing we must give charitable service.

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