i love jesus..i have faith i love mormon and i am from mumbai church

@GCrow12

6 жыл бұрын

Ramy Kharat, you're cool.

Keep loving them! Needed this❤ Thank you Heavenly Father.

Jesus is King! God bless.

When you're down, lost, lonely, hurting, wounded and feel like no one in the world loves you, it is the Love of God and the love of other people at church that really changes people. This is how I was at one time, lost and desperately hurting, and because of LOVE, not others judgement, it brought me to the church and a conversion in Christ, and I would add a healing through Christ. We are only asked to judge righteously for the purpose of spiritual and physical protection. For example, I know when I see a certain situation that isn't safe, I judge for myself to stay away. But if I see someone who needs help and love is struggling with sin, should I stand their and lecture them or can I listen? Can I share understanding? Can I share hope that there is a better way? Leave judgement and justice with God and learn to "Love one another as God has loved you." Nothing changes people more for good than the love of God.

@kelvinbloxham4324

Жыл бұрын

I really appreciate this!

2:20 "The consequence of being obedient to Commandments is to put ourselves in harmony with the Eternal law that permits us to grow and progress toward eternal life."

This in one of the most important principles taught in the last 10 years.

For Thine is the Kingdom the Power and the Glory forever and ever Amen

Glory be to the Father and to the Son and to the Holy Spirit as it was in the beginning is now and ever shall be world without end Amen

this is what i need now....❤️❤️

i love You God and Jesus! Amen

Love is just another pathway of eternal progression.

Ohh, I should have learned that before my mission

AMEN🙏! GOD IS INCREDIBLE❤️👑!

This video is exactly what I needed. My younger sister is falling away and my family has said that I need to love her. But hearing it from apostle if God. I know our father is watching over her, knows what is going on, and helping her become who she needs to be.

I LOVE Elder Oaks and am so grateful for the wisdom he shared in this video. What a beautiful message about how we can become more like our loving brother Jesus Christ.

@melissagarza6697

6 жыл бұрын

Jake Davies Jake, fun to see a comment from you on here! We’re showing this to our Sunday school class today so powerful. Hope you’re doing well friend!

It hit home I believe many many need to hear this message. It is not about exclusion but inclusion we all belong together. Unfortunately so many people create walls around us even some members.

"If we make Him our role model, we should always be trying to reach out to include everyone." Great message!! I do wish we would include the children of same-sex parents, and the parents themselves too

@tamelaashlock2786

4 жыл бұрын

I think that's what he's saying...don't you? Our leaders are such fine examples of our Savior...Our Savior would extend his hand, first, and love them first, no matter where they came from or what their life experience has been or even what their choices are.

I love Dallin Oaks. This was beautiful and so true.

Every single apostle I hear talk I find so uplifting, I love listening to them talk, like right now it is 2:06am n even though elder Oaks has finished talking I just to hear more.... I got a feeling tonight's gonna be a very late 1!!! :)

So thankful for President Oaks. In dealing with the addict or alcoholic, things can be extreme. To love them, there is help from Al-anon.

Love conquers all things.

me agrada y me siento muy bien cuando los escucho gracias por ser parte de lo bello y ermoso de Dios

I struggle a lot with church, a part of it is personal, another part is that as an African chuch sometimes feels like a very western idea or set of values. But one thing I can always give the LDS church is that it's values encourage understanding. That is something amazing when Christianity is widely use to exclude or alienate people.

@happylatter-daysaint3503

6 жыл бұрын

Barbara Freeman That was beautiful! Thank you for sharing. I am so glad you found your testimony again. ❤❤❤

@johnhumble4240

3 жыл бұрын

Amen Plus a cool fact There are more brown and black members outside the United States than ever before

Real Love... unconditional love... Christ's love.. is simply this: Caring about the happiness of another person without any thought for what we might get for ourselves. When we give Real Love... we are NOT disappointed... NOT hurt or angry... even when people are thoughtless.. or inconsiderate.. or give us nothing in return.. INCLUDING.. gratitude. To care about the happiness of another has NOTHING to do with if they are NOT doing what WE WANT them to do. Real Love is NOT about us and how others are pleasing us. It is ONLY about caring about the happiness of others.

We love you elder Oaks

Love this!

I love this ...

We must reach out to include everyone.

charity 💖 the pure Love of Christ, overrides every ritual law The first Commandment is love the Lord The second is Love one another

Thank you so much for this, it was so helpful! :)

How beautiful this is.

Great counsel.

Thank you President #DallinHOaks. 😊 You're awesome, thank you for the reminder to love well. I just saw this video featured on the landing page of The Church's website. "Kindness may not make headlines, but it does make impressions. Think first, act second, but do both with sincere love."

We need a LOT more videos exactly like these* Cmon staff 😞 Perfect background music, perfect setting, great editing* Make more.

@mitchbowen1117

3 жыл бұрын

They’ve got about eight of em out!

❤

Cómo se llama la canción de fondo?

Amen🙏🙌♥️

They are our members. This is what the flesh does not understand. However, there are some pretty bad law enforcement agencies and military that are uneven in this day and age and the times we are living in.

A law , is by the way nobody is looking to obey the truth. The church of Jesus Christ of latter day saints. The truth that everyone is doing it does not justify the just in breaking the law with everybody that does. It's a learned behavior that , does not obey the law to truth the fact that everyone is breaking the law. It's how , we become refugees in , the work to commandments if the law has no just to be justified. The just drive the speed limit to obey all the laws , regardless if everyone is breaking the law. They be just in justifying the truth to commandments. Now its important little by little , to see , how the just can control themselves and the mob , ransacked the outlet store because the majority is doing it. So is the speed limit. The law must be just to be justified. Little by little , the law to be set in freedom has no freedom if law is not just in keeping it. The rights of the law does not give you permission to break the just , to be justified in God's law. To live together without the truth is law in this country. Its your right to live without the truth to freedom the , law that supports a oath to support the military. The book of Mormon is a great example of this teaching to oath , in living in peace but not the truth in supporting the military. Time repeating itself is by the blessings and opportunities to , be prepared for this type of direction. The truth makes you free . The right does not make you free the truth does. Rights have a season the truth is endless. The right to , be free is by the truth you can live together without it. Freedom is a blessing to opportunity and blessings the law we live to just the commandments that dont live by the truth but by the oath , to live the law of the right to be free together. Its your right to be free to choose the course and , to be just in the law lived that domains its creation. The creation of the law is by is own right to be free , by the oath and by the just. The privilege to obey the law has the right to be , different from a oath that does not in being free. Its like saying if one fails we all do to stop at a stop sign. The right that we don't all fail is called free agencies , free agency. Now , a state of is by the law its obeyed in to be just in the difference to be justified United. By choice to be in the way of the law makers to live to be judged to the creation that is made has consequences that be to the right as choosing the right does , over the law that allows such to be in control of they own creation to be subject to. Sin and transgression is eternal law to all creation. The glory is by the creation that is by law the truth to all that be just in keeping it the same even if its not being obeyed.

“That makes it harder for us to associate with them and to love them.” WHAT?!?! So you’re telling me that if someone does something that you don’t approve of, they become harder to love? That it becomes a burden on your fragile sensibilities to fundamentally care about somebody who disagrees with you? How do you react when somebody drinks coffee around you? I get not going to Starbucks with them, but are you genuinely telling me that any time somebody does something you don’t emphatically approve of, your natural inclination is to love them less? This is some grade A toxic waste.

@johnmills1036

4 жыл бұрын

Norma Jenks, I think you missed the point of the message. Not everyone has this habit, but some of us do. I am LDS and my grandfather was not. He was a 2-pack a day smoker, but I loved him dearly. However, somethings that others do may make me love them less... like an arrogant coworker. I struggle dealing with someone like that and may find myself loving him/her less. This is counsel that tells us to look past those things we struggle with about others and learn to love them as Christ did. Hope that helps

@Efa_Birch

2 жыл бұрын

I think the point was to NOT focus on the things you don't like about another person, or that could cause tension, such as your example of a coffee habit(assuming you can live with such a thing, as in: it's not going to harm your health in drastic ways). Therefore, you can love them despite their bad or "bad" qualities.

@CindyK678

Жыл бұрын

The video was saying we need to overcome our flawed tendencies to do that. That we need to love them first, love them more, and sacrifice ourselves for them. It was recognizing that as humans, we can struggle to love people enough when they do things we feel are bad or wrong or hurtful. Because it can be hard to be loving when someone is hurting us. But how instead of arguing, 1st love the person. And if appropriate, then we can explain how certain choices might affect their happiness or cause pain. But the most important thing is to love them despite our instincts to argue, etc. Which make it harder for us to do the right thing, which is to love them anyway. Something being harder doesn't mean that we shouldn't do it. He wasn't giving us a pass. He was saying it is hard, but love anyway. Many hard things are the most important things to do. Listen to the whole thing again. See if you know what I mean.

I love this ...