Idaho must recommit to civic education as we mark #America250. Charlie Kirk’s tragic assassination reminds us: civics must teach students to reject violence & see dissent not as a threat, but as democracy’s pulse.
Op-Ed by Board President Kurt Liebich ➡️https://t.co/jCaKNNyQpQ
Ye have heard that it hath been said, Thou shalt love thy neighbour, and hate thine enemy.
But I say unto you, Love your enemies, bless them that curse you, do good to them that hate you, and pray for them which despitefully use you, and persecute you...
- Matthew 5: 43-44
As president of the Church, President @NelsonRussellM works daily with people who sometimes see an issue differently. Here are six ways he has learned to disagree in a Christlike way.
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If you have sincere questions about the gospel or the Church, as you choose to let God prevail, you will be led to find and understand the absolute, eternal truths that will guide your life and help you stay firmly on the covenant path.
When you are faced with temptation—even if the temptation comes when you are exhausted or feeling alone or misunderstood—imagine the courage you can muster as you choose to let God prevail in your life and as you plead with Him to strengthen you.
When your greatest desire is to let God prevail, to be part of Israel, so many decisions become easier. So many issues become nonissues! You know how best to groom yourself. You know what to watch and read, where to spend your time, and with whom to associate. You know what you want to accomplish. You know the kind of person you really want to become.
Russell M. Nelson / Let God Prevail / October 2020
I was privileged to be the recipient of the Morehouse College inaugural Gandhi-King-Mandela Peace Prize this evening. I was unable to travel to Atlanta to be at the ceremony, but I recorded a short message that was shown at the event. I have included part of my video message here.