What Matters Most

I'm grateful for wonderful, positive reminders like this — to express gratitude to those I love.

This a very truthful message from a prophet of God... This really touch my heart... What matter most in our lives is how we show LOVE to the PEOPLE around us, same as how we show LOVE to GOD...

Yes, I love this video. The greatest commandment is to Love one another. Every being needs love, helps us get through our struggles.

I love this. It reminds me that the frustrations at work, the tasks to complete and the challenges with money... The "things to get done" are just things... It is people that really matter.

Dan. 2: 35 Then was the iron, the clay, the brass, the silver, and the gold, broken to pieces together, and became like the chaff of the summer threshingfloors; and the wind carried them away, that no place was found for them: and the stone that smote the image became a great mountain, and filled the whole earth.

7. Do you regularly attend the LDS Church?
8. Whats the worst thing about being a Mormon?
9. Whats the nicest thing about being a Mormon?
10. Is Mormonism Christianity?

Thanks in advance!

4. What do your non-Mormon friends think of your believes?
5. Why are Mormons so nice?
6. What do you think of non-Mormons? Do they get punished if they not convert to Mormonism?

Hello
Im doing a presentation in college about the book of Mormon and about Joseph Smith.
During my research I also want to interview some members of the LDS Church to better understand their believes and motivations.
So, if youre a Mormon, please be so kind to answer these questions:

1. How did you become a Mormon and why do you believe?
2. What do you think about Joseph Smith?
3. Do you take the book of Mormon literally?

This is uplifting to me, what is importand in life.

"Never let a problem to be solved become more important than a person to be loved." -Thomas S. Monson, Prophet of God and President of the LDS Church. I find that when I see others as problems rather than treating them as people, I need to repent and seek a change of heart. Then I can focus on the second great commandment instead of my own preferences and desires.