Monday, March 22, 2010
Family Home Evening Lesson # 55: STANDING FOR SOMETHING--FAITH
1. Opening Prayer
2. Sing "Lead Kindly Light" Hymns pg. 97
3. Read Ether 12:6 And now, I, Moroni, would speak somewhat concerning these things; I would show unto the world that faith is things which are hoped for and not seen; wherefore, dispute not because ye see not, for ye receive no witness until after the trial of your faith.
4. Read and discuss the following from Gordon B. Hinckley:
Great buildings were never constructed on uncertain foundations. Great causes were never brought to success by vacillating leaders. The gospel was never expounded to the convincing of others without certainty. Faith, which is of the very essence of personal conviction, has always been, and always must be, at the root of religious practice and endeavor.
It is that kind of certitude that has moved this church forward in the face of persecution, ridicule, sacrifice of fortune, the leaving of loved ones to travel to distant lands to carry the gospel message. That conviction motivates today as it has done from the beginning of this work. Faith in the hearts of millions that this cause is true, that God is our Eternal Father, and that Jesus is the Christ must ever be the great motivating force in our lives.
5. Closing Prayer
Additional Resources: My Faith in Christ Can Grow (FHE Resource Book, Lesson 11)
The Infinite Power of Hope (Ensign, Nov. 2008)
The Faith to Move Mountains (Ensign, Nov. 2006)
2. Sing "Lead Kindly Light" Hymns pg. 97
3. Read Ether 12:6 And now, I, Moroni, would speak somewhat concerning these things; I would show unto the world that faith is things which are hoped for and not seen; wherefore, dispute not because ye see not, for ye receive no witness until after the trial of your faith.
4. Read and discuss the following from Gordon B. Hinckley:
Great buildings were never constructed on uncertain foundations. Great causes were never brought to success by vacillating leaders. The gospel was never expounded to the convincing of others without certainty. Faith, which is of the very essence of personal conviction, has always been, and always must be, at the root of religious practice and endeavor.
It is that kind of certitude that has moved this church forward in the face of persecution, ridicule, sacrifice of fortune, the leaving of loved ones to travel to distant lands to carry the gospel message. That conviction motivates today as it has done from the beginning of this work. Faith in the hearts of millions that this cause is true, that God is our Eternal Father, and that Jesus is the Christ must ever be the great motivating force in our lives.
5. Closing Prayer
Additional Resources: My Faith in Christ Can Grow (FHE Resource Book, Lesson 11)
The Infinite Power of Hope (Ensign, Nov. 2008)
The Faith to Move Mountains (Ensign, Nov. 2006)
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