Remember, Remember | Dennis Neuenschwander | November 2002
Nov 15, 2023
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The podcast explores the importance of remembering in gospel living, respecting the holy name of Christ, faithful endurance in times of persecution, and the significance of remembering the Lord and His commandments. It shares inspiring stories and insights on how remembering plays a crucial role in spiritual well-being.
Remembering important aspects avoids confusion and brings blessings.
Neglecting divine covenants leads to loss of identity as children of God.
Obedience to God's commandments deepens connection with Him and reveals His personality.
Deep dives
Remembering Important Things
Remembering important things is crucial for our temporal and spiritual well-being. Distinguishing between what's important and trivial helps avoid confusion and brings blessings. Forgetting significant aspects while remembering trivial matters leads to life's difficulties.
Remembering His Word and Covenant
Remembering the word and covenant of the Lord establishes our individual and collective identity. Neglecting these covenants results in losing our identity as children of God. The Book of Mormon emphasizes the importance of remembering essential truths to avoid tragic consequences.
Remember His Commandments
Following God's commandments is a reflection of love towards Him and ensures blessings and safety. Obedience to divine commandments reveals the integrity and personality of God. Remembering and obeying the commandments lead to a deeper connection with God and spiritual knowledge.
Remember His Marvelous Works
Reflecting on the great works of the Lord humbles us and increases reverence for His power. Recognizing God's magnificent works builds confidence and knowledge. By remembering His mighty atonement and creations, we deepen our understanding and appreciation of His infinite power.
Remember the Poor
Caring for the poor and those in need is a fundamental principle in the gospel. Remembering and aiding the less fortunate is essential to discipleship. The church's duty towards the poor extends beyond temporal support to spiritual salvation.
Urging to Remember
The importance of remembering is reiterated through various scriptures and teachings. Remembering important principles and staying true to covenants enhances spiritual well-being. Regular visits to the temple, scripture reading, and partaking in the sacrament serve as gentle reminders of our commitments and faith.
We must learn to hearken Helaman's counsel to "remember, remember"—remember the Lord, His word, His commandments, His works, and the poor. Click here to view the speech page.