Official site for The Compensating Power of Christ. Quotes are from the book unless noted. See link in bio.The Savior is righting the wrongs of an unfair world.
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Christ’s blessings and miracles are not predicated on us having complete, grown-tree-like faith. Just like the father who came to the Savior, we need to ask for Christ’s compensating power.
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"God does notice us, and he watches over us. But it is usually through another person that he meets our needs." -Spencer W. Kimball
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"I have never met anyone who was happier because he was immoral, or because he was addicted to something, or because he was dishonest and compromised his integrity." -Sheri L. Dew
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"Our Father in Heaven has not hidden the path to happiness. It is not a secret. It is available to all! It is promised to those who walk the path of discipleship, follow the teachings and example of the Savior, keep His commandments, and honor covenants." -Dieter F. Uchtdorf
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The term “saving ordinances” is often used. The general meaning of “save” is to protect or rescue, and the term “saving ordinance” does not only mean being saved in the next life, it also means being rescued by the Savior in this life
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If you are praying for healing and it does not come, please know that you are not alone. There was a time when the ancient apostle Paul also prayed for relief which was not granted (2 Corinthians 12:7-9).
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I had always believed that Christ could magnify my effort during my Church or other responsibilities, but I had never considered that Christ compensates for my shortcomings in making my tasks sufficient. He makes my efforts enough
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Jeffrey R. Holland: "To be a follower of Jesus Christ, one must sometimes carry a burden—your own or someone else’s—and go where sacrifice is required and suffering is inevitable."
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We all need the realization that we are ‘enough’ because Christ makes our efforts enough. If we keep looking for a feeling of being enough to come to us due to something we finally accomplished or our own personal righteousness, we will forever be disappointed
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We should not seek spiritual validation from our own personal accomplishments but that spiritual validation comes only from Christ. We are enough because Christ makes us enough.
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"I believe that we can feel Christ's love more deeply when we realize the vast amount of effort Christ is presently putting forth to help us (p. 158)."
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Neal A. Maxwell: "Having 'descended below all things,' He comprehends, perfectly and personally, the full range of human suffering!...Truly, Jesus was exquisitely 'acquainted with grief,' as no one else."
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“However late you think you are, however many chances you think you have missed… I testify that you have not traveled beyond the reach of divine love.” - Jeffrey R. holland
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The Atonement was not only meant to save us from sin but from the injustices of mortality.
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" I find hope in striving to be whole—a wholeness born of faith in Jesus Christ. Faith in Him increases my hope for healing, and that hope reinforces my faith in Jesus Christ. It is a powerful cycle.” —Camille N. Johnson
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Looking for ways to feel the Savior this Christmas? Here are two books to help learn about Christ's Atonement!
The Compensating Power of Christ: a.co/d/iTAZ7si
The Rock of Our Redeemer: a.co/d/bkZOqrm
