Latter Day Light DAILY DEVOTIONAL July 1, 2018 Mortality |
SCRIPTURE OF THE DAY Alma 34:32 "For behold, this life is the time for men to prepare to meet God; yea, behold the day of this life is the day for men to perform their labors." ARCHIVE |
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QUOTE OF THE DAY Thomas S. Monson "From that majestic world of spirits we enter the grand stage of life to prove ourselves obedient to all things commanded of God. During mortality we grow from helpless infancy to inquiring childhood and then to reflective maturity. We experience joy and sorrow, fulfillment and disappointment, success and failure. We taste the sweet, yet sample the bitter. This is mortality" ("Mrs. Patton-," Ensign, November 2007). ARCHIVE |
LIBRARY: Times of Turmoil 2: Martial Law: Chapter 15 They soon called up Denise's information, and Garrett was shocked to see the reading, "Asleep/Fugitive" as her chip status. He read the description of how her chip was recovered from a burned-out car that had been owned by Aaron and Carol Shaw. Click Here to Read the Full Chapter! |
TODAY IN CHURCH HISTORY July 1 1880 - Martha Hughes Cannon receives a medical degree from Michigan Medical School. In August 1878, she had been set apart by President John Taylor to obtain this training. To read more events in Church History, Click Here! |
General Conference - April 2018 Let Us All Press On By President Russell M. Nelson Click Here! |
DAILY READING SCHEDULE Read the Book of Mormon and Old Testament in a year by following our Daily Reading Schedule. Book of Mormon: Alma 21:18 - 22:13 Old Testament: 1 Chronicles 28:13 - 2 Chronicles 1:15 ARCHIVE |
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