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General Conference: “A Tabernacle in the Wilderness”

In his talk “A Tabernacle in the Wilderness” President Gordon B. Hinckley speaks about the Tabernacle. He speaks briefly of the changes that were made to make the structure safer. This included new exit doors, and reinforcing the stone pillars throughout the building. In addition the roof was strengthened and redone. President Hinckley points out that renovations have taken place over the years as well, as the building was soon outgrown. He goes on to speak of the sacrifices that were made in order to build the tabernacle. He points out the purposes that the building has been used for. … Continue reading →

Latter-day Hymns: Redeemer of Israel

Hymn #6 in the current LDS hymnal, “Redeemer of Israel,” is one of the classic LDS hymns and is frequently sung at General Conference by the world famous Mormon Tabernacle Choir. Written by William W. Phelps with music by Freeman Lewis, it is a stirring song which always hits my heart in a poignant way. The melody is worshipful, but also invigorating. The lyrics to the hymn speak of the Redeemer of Israel who is our only delight. When I sing that line, it reminds me of the joy our relationship with our Savior brings us. The word “delight” invoke … Continue reading →

LDS Family Week in Review: July 8-14

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This week in the LDS Family blog, we discussed a variety of topics, including agency, priorities, and service. Join us for a review! Gospel Doctrine Lessons: In “I Know Him Not,” we talked about Peter’s denial of the Savior, and how we, too, may be denying Him in our lives. In Release Barabbas, we discussed how many of the Jews chose worldliness over the Savior’s way. In “Thou That Destroyest The Temple…”, we considered the ironic words of those who scorned Christ before He died. And in Deathbed Repentance, we talked about the thieves hanging on the cross with the … Continue reading →