“I believe the message in the hymn “Rise Up, O Men of God” (Hymns, no. 324) is a plea, a call, a divine invitation for us to rise above the telestial tinsel of our time; to deny ourselves of ungodliness… — Robert L. Millet Copy Share Image
“I believe the message in the hymn “Rise Up, O Men of God” (Hymns, no. 324) is a plea, a call, a divine invitation… — Robert L. Millet Copy Share
“Much is said in our expanding world about the need to celebrate diversity. Of course we are a diverse community; that is how a… — Robert L. Millet Copy Share
“To draw close to Divinity is to come to appreciate man as a divine creation, for “If men do not comprehend the character of… — Robert L. Millet Copy Share
It takes a pretty strong person, a rather unusual young person, to stand up to ridicule and refuse to give in to temptation. There… — Robert L. Millet Copy Share
“Jesus Christ is not a cosmic errand boy. I mean no disrespect or irreverence in so saying, but I do intend to convey the… — Robert L. Millet Copy Share
“If you have not chosen the Kingdom of God first, it will make little difference what you have chosen instead.” — Robert L. Millet Copy Share
“Lehi’s message, given some six centuries before the coming of the Messiah, seems very applicable to our day and time: “O that ye would… — Robert L. Millet Copy Share
“Jesus was overcome by the experience and wept. Only one who has looked deeply into the eyes of little children can grasp why. Only… — Robert L. Millet Copy Share
The elect of God are those who hear the voice of the Lord, do not harden their hearts, gather with the Lord and his… — Robert L. Millet Copy Share
“Points to Ponder 1. What does it mean to “grow up unto the Lord” (Helaman 3:21)? 2. How often do I think about what… — Robert L. Millet Copy Share
“A testimony is a precious gift of the Spirit, a sign that we have in fact been born again (1 John 5:1). It is… — Robert L. Millet Copy Share
Modern man has yielded to the harsh, the crude, the vulgar, the profane, the immoral. — Robert L. Millet Copy Share
