Healing blessings depend on the person’s faith and the Lord’s will, not the words spoken – Dallin H. Oaks

"Great Quotes) "Fortunately, the words spoken in a healing blessing are not essential to its healing effect. If faith is sufficient and if the Lord wills it, the afflicted person will be healed or blessed whether the officiator speaks those words or not. Conversely, if the officiator yields to personal desire or inexperience and gives … Continue reading Healing blessings depend on the person’s faith and the Lord’s will, not the words spoken – Dallin H. Oaks →

We Will be Judged “According to the Desires of our Heart”

"Sunday Sermon" We Will be Judge by Our Works The Bible repeatedly declares that we will be judged by our works and our diligence in keeping the God's commandments. (Eccl. 12:13; Jms 1:22; 2:17, 26; Rom 2:13; Rev. 20:12; 22:12; Acts 2: 37-38; Matt 7:21, 24-27; 19:16-22; Jn 7:17; 8:31-32’ 14:15; 14:21) Of course, like … Continue reading We Will be Judged “According to the Desires of our Heart” →

Satan’s Strategies: “God accepts me just the way I am.”

"Sunday Sermon" Absolutely nothing, not even sin, can ever separate us from God's love. (Rom. 8:35-39) (See: Old Testament theme: "Hesed" and New Testament theme: "Agape") Heavenly Father will always love His children, no matter what. However, the concept that “God accepts me just the way I am,” can become an excuse. It can lead … Continue reading Satan’s Strategies: “God accepts me just the way I am.” →

Philosopher Jeremy’s Bentham’s 275-year-old body is on permanent public display in the Student Center at University College London

"Fun Facts Saturday" Jeremy Bentham – “Father of Utilitarianism” Jeremy Bentham (1748-1832) is an 18th Century English jurist, philosopher, and the “Father of Utilitarianism.” Utilitarianism rejects absolute right or wrong. Instead, “right and wrong are determined by what brings the greatest happiness to the greatest number of people.” Or in short, “the greatest good for … Continue reading Philosopher Jeremy’s Bentham’s 275-year-old body is on permanent public display in the Student Center at University College London →