The Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-day Saints is the true and living church of God. Joseph Smith has done more for the salvation of man than any other man who ever lived on the earth, save Jesus Christ only.
God revealed the Word of Wisdom in the Mormon scriptures for the health and happiness of his believing children. The Book of Mormon substantiates and clarifies the doctrines announced in the Bible.
Use your spiritual gifts to bless others, but be careful not to contradict priesthood authority or turn the allegience of others away from God to yourself.
To find the truth of Mormonism one must read the Book of Mormon and carry out the experiment found in Moroni 10:4.
When loved ones are going down a wrong path, the best way for a Mormon to help may be to show them love and acceptance and to pray for them.
Even if family or others prevent us from joining the Mormon Church, we can live its teachings until we are able to do so.
The Mormon Church exists to make bad men good and good men better, to help families and individuals, and to help us repent and build faith in Jesus Christ.
Having doubts about Mormonism is not bad if prompted by a desire to know the truth. The only answer to those doubts will come from the Holy Spirit.
Music is not offensive to the soul if it is appreciated without the emotion of the rhythm and beat becoming intoxicating and habit forming.
Although Mormon prophet Joseph Smith was a Mason, he did not attend many meetings, did not reveal the Masons’ secrets, and was not murdered specifically by Masons. Since Joseph Smith restored Mormon temple ordinances before he ever became a Mason, there is no connection between the symbols of the Masons and of the Mormon temple.
