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Helio Kuki retweeted
I think these two quotes back to back are really important.
President Nelson said, “In coming days, it will not be possible to survive spiritually without the guiding, directing, comforting, and constant influence of the Holy Ghost.”
President Oaks said, “One of the many reasons you will need the constant influence of the Holy Ghost is that you live in a season where the adversary has become so effective at disguising truth that if you don’t have the Holy Ghost, you will be deceived.”
One prophet said it won’t be possible to survive and another said you will be deceived without the Holy Ghost.
What are you doing today to invite the Holy Ghost into your life?
Helio Kuki retweeted
“There is nothing easy or
automatic about becoming such powerful disciples. Our focus must be riveted on the Savior and His gospel. It is mentally rigorous to strive to look unto Him in every thought. But when we do, our doubts and fears flee.”
-Russell M. Nelson
Helio Kuki retweeted
There is no one who is more joyful than Jesus Christ, but we also read in the scriptures that "Jesus wept" (John 11:35, New Testament). The joyful truth is that Christ weeps with us. By choosing to walk with Christ, we choose joy. We let go of sin and let Him heal our hearts.
Helio Kuki retweeted
“We take up our crosses and follow Him, it would be tragic indeed if the weight of our challenges did not make us more empathetic for and more attentive to the burdens being carried by others. It is one of the most powerful paradoxes of the Crucifixion that the arms of the Savior were stretched wide open and then nailed there, unwittingly but accurately portraying that every man, woman, and child in the entire human family is not only welcome but invited into His redeeming, exalting embrace.”
-Jeffrey R. Holland
Helio Kuki retweeted
“The gospel of Jesus Christ challenges us to change. ‘Repent’ is its most frequent message, and repenting means giving up all of our practices—personal, family, ethnic, and national—that are contrary to the commandments of God. The purpose of the gospel is to transform common creatures into celestial citizens, and that requires change.”
-President Dallin H. Oaks
Helio Kuki retweeted
The Savior’s charge to His disciples to love one another—and the dramatic and powerful way He taught this principle at the Last Supper—is one of the most poignant and beautiful episodes from the last days of His mortal life.
He was not teaching a simple class in ethical behavior. This was the Son of God pleading with His Apostles and all disciples who would come after them to remember and follow this most central of His teachings.
In the face of the eternity-shaping Atonement He was about to undertake, such a commandment requires our obedience.
We manifest our love for God when we keep His commandments and serve His children. We don’t fully comprehend the Atonement, but we can spend our lives trying to be more loving and kind, regardless of the adversity we face.
#GreaterLove
Helio Kuki retweeted
As the years have passed, I have become increasingly humbled as I have thought about, studied, and found immense comfort in the immeasurable gift of our Savior, the Atonement of Jesus Christ. The human mind can scarcely begin to comprehend how completely the destiny of mankind changed because of what happened in Gethsemane, on the cross, and at the tomb.
There are no words to describe the magnitude of His precious gift. It will never be required of another. Jesus Christ suffered “once for all” (Hebrews 10:10).
As one of His ordained Apostles, I have experienced the spiritual and personal moments that have brought to me a sure and certain witness that Jesus Christ lives. At this Easter season, may we rejoice in singing:
“He is risen! He is risen! ...
Death is conquered; man is free.
Christ has won the victory”
(“He Is Risen!” Hymns, no 199).
Helio Kuki retweeted
The Bible shows the Father, the Son, and the Holy Ghost as separate and real.
Not one being.
Not confusion.
The Godhead.
Helio Kuki retweeted
Satan’s tools—materialism, lust, and pride—bind hearts in chains of gold and sin. (See 1 Nephi 13:7–9)
Christ's power can break those chains. He offers freedom, peace, and eternal joy.
Choose Him today. Let Him break the chains so you can be free.
Helio Kuki retweeted
"As we draw farther from worldliness, we feel closer to our Father in Heaven and more able to be guided by his Spirit." @OaksDallinH
To be spiritually minded is to desire eternal things more than temporal ones. It means centering our lives on Jesus Christ.
Helio Kuki retweeted
Christ fed thousands with loaves and fishes—but His greater miracle is the gift of eternal life.
He invites us to seek something higher than bread and fishes: redeeming grace and the mighty change of heart made possible through His infinite Atonement.
Helio Kuki retweeted
There’s nothing like the joy of General Conference—hearts lifted, faith strengthened, and Christ at the center of every message.
Come hear His voice and be changed.
All are invited.
Helio Kuki retweeted
Jesus IS the Christ!
“…Yea, remember that there is no other way nor means whereby man can be saved, only through the atoning blood of Jesus Christ, who shall come; yea, remember that he cometh to redeem the world.” (Helaman 5:9)
Helio Kuki retweeted
"Never underestimate the extraordinary power within you." @NelsonRussellM
You were created with divine potential. When you walk with Christ, He magnifies that power within you.
