April 2 — Missionary Work is Lifeblood of Mormonism. Psalm 73:25-26 “Whom have I in heaven but thee? And there is none upon earth that I desire beside thee. 26 My flesh and my heart faileth: But God is the strength of my heart, and my portion for ever.” (more…)
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Missionary Work is Lifeblood of Mormonism
Posted in April, Witnessing Tip of the Day, tagged Ensign May 2010, false doctrines of Mormonism, missionary work, Ronald Rasband on 04/02/2022| 4 Comments »
Be Temple Worthy, Joyful, and Follow the Prophet
Posted in General Conference October 2021, tagged ‘The Things of My Soul’, General Conference, October 2021, Ronald Rasband on 02/08/2022| 2 Comments »
General Conference, ‘The Things of My Soul’, October 2021 “Things of the soul are clarified and deepened by asking questions, preparing to hear promptings, lifting sights beyond the ways of the world and giving purpose to work in the gospel and life. These are some things of the soul: Love God the Father and Jesus Christ, the Savior. Love neighbors. Love one’s self. Keep the commandments. Always be temple worthy. Be joyful and cheerful. Follow God’s living prophet.” — Ronald Rasband (more…)
Missionary Work, not Jesus, is Lifeblood of Mormonism
Posted in April, Witnessing Tip of the Day, tagged Ensign May 2010, false doctrines of Mormonism, missionary work, Ronald Rasband on 04/02/2020| 1 Comment »
April 2 — Missionary Work, not Jesus, is Lifeblood of Mormonism. Psalm 73:25-26 “Whom have I in heaven but thee? And there is none upon earth that I desire beside thee. 26 My flesh and my heart faileth: But God is the strength of my heart, and my portion for ever.” (more…)
Testimonies are Spiritual Protection
Posted in General Conference April 2019, tagged 2019 General Conference, Build a Fortress of Spirituality and Protection, false apostle, necromancy, Ronald Rasband on 04/23/2019| 2 Comments »
Psalm 32:7 “Thou art my hiding place; thou shalt preserve me from trouble; thou shalt compass me about with songs of deliverance. Selah.”
General Conference, ‘Build a Fortress of Spirituality and Protection,’ April 2019 “We make and renew our covenants by partaking of the sacrament and by worshipping in the temple. …
In the temple we can “lay aside the things of this world” and feel the Lord’s presence…We can focus on our ancestors, our families, and eternal life in the presence of the Father. …
As we diligently strengthen our fortifications, we become like Jesus Christ, as His true disciples, with our very souls in His protection. Your testimony of Jesus Christ is your personal fortress, the security for your soul. … Our testimonies…our homes, our families, and our membership in The Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-day Saints will be our personal fortresses of protection…” — Ronald A. Rasband (more…)
The Unknown gods of Mormon Temple Worship
Posted in Mormon Newsroom, tagged false apostle, Pattern for Mormons to follow, Ronald Rasband, temple worship on 07/19/2016| Leave a Comment »
Church News, ‘Temple Worship is an Important Pattern for Each of You to Set,’ February 10, 2009; “Years ago, at the Logan Temple Cornerstone Ceremony in 1877, President George Q. Cannon said this: “Every foundation stone that is laid for a temple and every temple completed, lessens the power of Satan on the earth, and increases the power of God and Godliness, moves the heavens in mighty power in our behalf, invokes and calls down upon us the blessings of eternal Gods and those who reside in their presence” (Millennial Star, Volume 39, No. 46, November 12, 1877, p. 743).
Certainly in a day and time like we live in, the importance of every temple built and dedicated to the Lord cannot be overstated…” – Ronald A. Rasband
Ancestor Worship or Temple Worship?
Posted in Necromancy, Temple Ceremonies, temples, tagged Church News February 2015, demonic behavior in Mormon temples, false prophets, false spirits, Mormons see dead people, necromancy, Ronald Rasband on 01/30/2016| 4 Comments »
Today we’re looking at the definition of worship in three different settings. The reason for this stems from the repeated articles on LDS websites directing members to be diligent in their temple work. Two examples can be seen in the seminars they hold, and directives telling bishops to install teenagers as ‘family history consultants’ for their local wards – see Church News February 2015.
Dictionary.com defines worship as ‘reverent honor and homage paid to God or a sacred personage’. Keep that in mind as we look at our examples today.