I've served as an Mormon missionary online for nearly a year. In that time, I've learned that having something to show makes a big difference when you've got a message to show. I love the videos produced on the Mormons Made Simple site. They are often the perfect thing to share with someone who has questions about our church, or isn't sure what to expect when they visit.
Recently, they launched a video that everyone should certainly find interest in, "The Purpose of Life."
Our unique understanding of the purpose of life is something that sets Mormons apart. The answer to life, the universe, and everything is a great deal more fascinating than "42."
So sit down with a snack, be prepared to take a note or two, and enjoy the show!
This is a great clip to share with a friend. If you have questions about this plan, and I hope you will, feel free to chat with a Mormon missionary. Ask away. :-D
Showing posts with label Heavenly Father. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Heavenly Father. Show all posts
Friday, February 18, 2011
The Purpose of Life - Made Simple (A Must See!)
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Monday, January 17, 2011
Remember Your Father(S)
To be honest I got on here and had no idea what I wanted to talk about. I started watching videos and reading talks to see if an idea would come. I watched this video of father and son, and it hit me real hard. Even though this is of a father and son it reminded me of me and my father. I love my dad, he knows I love him but I felt the same way Dylan did in this video. I rolled my eyes when he wanted to talk to me, and talking to him was just weird. During the video I started thinking of my dad and our relationship, I've thought about him alot, being here on a mission. I wouldn't say our relationship was terrible but I know it wasn't the best. To me there is nothing like a father and daughter relationship.
I think about my relationship with my Father in Heaven. To me that is very important and I know its important to Heavenly Father as well. If I want to have a close relationship with my Heavenly Father, I have to do these things that Elder Ballard counsels..
1- Trust Your Father- I know that Heavenly Father knows what is best for me and wants me to be happy.
2-Take an interest in your Father- I know that enjoying His creations we can take part of Him and who He is. I believe our talents are a huge part of this. I believe that when we share our talents with others we are taking an interest in our Heavenly Father.
3-Ask Him for advice- I know that we can talk to Him about anything. I have asked my Father in Heaven for advice, and I know that He has given me counsel.
My Heavenly Father has blessed me with a great earthly father. I want to take counsel to Elder Ballards counsel to my earthly father. I know that it is just as important to be close to him as it is with my Heavenly Father.
Thank you Heavenly Father for being there for me when I need the advice. I do trust you and am willing to do whatever you ask of me.
Thank you for my earthly father. I'm sorry for not showing my gratitude towards either of you. I am grateful for him, and I will do better to be an example to my father.
Remember who you are and what you stand for!
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Sunday, January 2, 2011
My Gift of Love to You: My Testimony
A Brief Introductory Documentary of Me When I was 15
In the spirit of this holiday, the best gift I can give to everyone is my testimony of this glorious Gospel. I have been given many blessed gifts in all of my life and I want to express to you my gratitude of all those blessings I have.
Leaving the orphanage brought about so many new experiences for me. It was a whole new life as my mom mentioned in her writing. Even with all the miracles of the adoption story alone, the blessings didn’t stop there.
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