Jeff Hennore

Child of God. Disciple of Christ. Husband. Father. BYU Irrational.

[Church of Jesus Christ | Come Unto Christ @ComeUntoChrist]

Life is messy. Following Jesus Christ makes it simpler.

When we focus on gratitude and love, learn to forgive, let go of anger, and take time to meditate and pray, it’s all good for our mental and physical health.

But Jesus Christ is much more than just a good teacher. 1/3

[Jeff Hennore @JHennore]

@CriddleBenjamin Is this a thing in Idaho?

[D. Todd Christofferson @ChristoffDTodd]

The family is God’s creation, not a human invention. Our loving Father in Heaven sends His children to earth in families because this is an essential part of His plan for our growth, improvement, and happiness. It is strong families that make strong societies—today on International Day of Families and always.

The day-to-day activities that families do together give children the opportunity to see parents putting into practice the moral values they have taught. They see how those values find expression in—and even define—everyday life. This constant, consistent example communicates more powerfully than any sermon, planting true principles deep into the heart.

The families we form and nurture here on earth are but imperfect imitations of God’s heavenly family. His purpose is for us to find joy here and to prepare ourselves for everlasting joy with Him in the hereafter, where the pattern of families continues eternally.

[Kevin R. Duncan @KevinRDuncan]

196 years ago under the direction of Jesus Christ, John the Baptist appeared to Joseph and Oliver to restore the Aaronic Priesthood to the earth.

That sacred moment opened the way for saving ordinances to bless the world again.

[Jeffrey R. Holland @HollandJeffreyR]

In a world tossed and torn, we need to believe the words the Lord WILL speak—not only what He has already spoken.

[Kevin R. Duncan @KevinRDuncan]

The story of our faith is not written in headlines or history books—it is etched into the quiet, consistent lives of disciples who choose daily to follow Jesus Christ.

Let your devotion and your choices bear witness of Him.

[Kevin R. Duncan @KevinRDuncan]

"Press forward with a steadfastness in Christ, having a perfect brightness of hope, and a love of God and of all men." (2 Nephi 31:20)

In a world of shifting sands, His path is sure. With eyes fixed on Christ, you can walk the covenant path—with Him.

[SPANE 🇪🇸 @SperrysandNikes]

Great White People Sayings:

- Get a load of this guy
- Hold your horses
- Your barking up the wrong tree
- Whatever floats your boat
- Kick rocks
- We needed this rain
- What an absolute unit
- Look who decided to show up
- This guy thinks he’s something, huh?
- Not to be that guy, but….

[Russell M. Nelson @NelsonRussellM]

Mother’s Day can evoke a wide range of emotions—everything from deep gratitude for our mothers to worry that you haven’t done enough as a mother to the longing for the privilege of giving birth in this life. Regardless of your situation, I invite every woman to consider the remarkable relationship that the Lord Jesus Christ had with His mother, Mary.

Repeatedly the Savior gave her special care and attention. Consider just three examples from His life and teachings.

The first miracle Jesus Christ performed during His mortal ministry began with a request from His mother during a family gathering. His eager response signaled his love and respect: “What wilt thou have me to do for thee? that will I do…” (See John 2:4, JST.)

The second example came at the most poignant time in the Savior’s mortal life. As he suffered unspeakable pain on the cross, Jesus focused His compassion on the well-being of His mother. Looking down to His Apostle John, standing next to Mary, He said, “Behold thy mother.” His meaning was clear: John was to care for Mary.

Finally, consider the way the Savior compared His concern for His wayward brothers and sisters to that of a mother. “How oft would I have gathered thy children together, even as a hen gathereth her chickens under her wings.” When a mother pleads with the Lord on behalf of a struggling child, she does so knowing that the Savior understands perfectly what she is feeling.

I am deeply grateful for the remarkable women in my life who have enriched and mothered me, my family, and countless others in life-changing ways. Every woman has within her the essence of motherhood. Every woman is in a position to help build and change lives. May you each know that our Heavenly Father and His Beloved Son know you, see you, and love you. Happy Mother’s Day!

[David A. Bednar @BednarDavidA]

When I was a young boy, my mother often took me to the construction site of the Oakland California Temple. She taught me gospel principles and the importance of the covenants and ordinances we receive in houses of the Lord. She also took me to the temple dedication in 1964 and waited with me afterward so I could wave to President David O. McKay.

At that time in my life, I did not know what took place in the house of the Lord, but in that dedication, I knew something special had happened. Being in the house of the Lord with the Prophet taught me about the sacredness, sanctity, and holiness of the Lord’s house.

I am eternally thankful for my mother. Because she loved me, she taught me, while in my youth, about our Heavenly Father’s plan, the Lord Jesus Christ’s atonement, and the importance of the house of the Lord.

President Joseph F. Smith said, “The love of a true mother comes nearer to being like the love of God than any other kind of love.”

Oh, how grateful I am for the love of a mother.

[Kevin R. Duncan @KevinRDuncan]

I love the Savior’s tender promise: “If ye will come unto me ye shall have eternal life… mine arm of mercy is extended towards you” (3 Nephi 9:14).

I joyfully testify—His arms are open for you. Come to Him! He will lift, heal, and receive you with love.

[David A. Bednar @BednarDavidA]

We can choose every day to fill our lives with love, service, and devotion to the Savior and to those around us.

[Jon Root @JonnyRoot_]

History will prove that Lebron’s Era was not dominated by him. It was dominated by Steph Curry.

Steph has stayed loyal to one team, made his teammates better and done WAY more with less. He has changed the game more than LeBron could have ever dreamed of.

LeBron has hopped around from team to team & tried his best to team up with as many all-stars & future HOFs as possible. He’s blamed playoff failures on many of his coaches he helped get fired. His style of play (mostly his flopping & super team building) has hurt the overall product. The nepotism leading to his son, Bronny, getting drafted will not age well either.

Steph Curry even outshined LeBron in the Olympics.

While LeBron will always be a basketball legend, and deserves respect for his on the court accomplishments, he’ll never be remembered as the best player of his era.

[The Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-day Saints @Ch_JesusChrist]

Since 1952, the United States has observed an annual National Day of Prayer, a time to ask God for strength and direction and express thanks to Him for His goodness and grace. Since 1988, this day of prayer has been held on the first Thursday in May.

At the White House event marking the National Day of Prayer on Thursday, May 1, 2025, Sister Tracy Y. Browning of the Primary General Presidency, which oversees the Church’s programs for children around the world, represented The Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-day Saints.

Sister Browning’s attendance is the latest instance of Latter-day Saint leaders engaging in national observances that promote faith and community. 

While deeply personal, the act of prayer also extends outward for members of The Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-day Saints. Church members have a deep sense of civic responsibility and a desire to contribute to and strengthen the spiritual and moral fabric of society. The participation of Church leaders in national prayer events is a manifestation of this belief, joining with others of faith to seek divine favor and guidance.

Read more on Newsroom, link below
https://t.co/SfAXPsx80B

[Law Murray ♣️ @LawMurrayTheNU]

Kawhi: “Take those gatorades down… kids don’t need to be drinking that”

[Bleacher Report @BleacherReport]

JOKIC DIME OF THE YEAR???! 😱😱

ARE YOU KIDDING ME. https://t.co/hyYEnin3XS

[The Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-day Saints @Ch_JesusChrist]

The Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-day Saints and the @NAACP came together to break down barriers and build a future of understanding and love.

Watch the full documentary on YouTube at 8 am on Sunday, March 23, 2025.

[Kevin R. Duncan @KevinRDuncan]

The House of the Lord is a sacred place where the fullness of God’s priesthood power is revealed, and the promised blessings of exaltation are offered to all who come worthily.

It is there that we draw closer to Him and receive the greatest eternal blessings.