(Article Submitted by Joshua Foster)
Thursday, August 27, 2015
Temples
LDS
temples are dedicated to the Lord by selected Church Authorities for
the performance of sacred ordinances. These ordinances are outward
demonstrations of an inner commitment to God. We show this commitment by
covenants we make with Him during these special ceremonies and by
adhering to those covenants from then on. The crowning ordinance that
takes place in temples is that of sealing families so they can last
beyond the grave and into eternity. My greatest feelings of joy have come from making and keeping temple covenants.
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Im always amazed at the peace I feel every time I go to the temple. I know that as we go to the temple regularly a peace will start to come into our lives as well.
ReplyDeleteWriting this short article helped me to greater appreciate the joy which has come into my life as a byproduct of going to the temple often.
ReplyDeleteThe covenants made in the temple bind us to our family past and future. It is God's greatest work to see us progress and become like He is. This great work is done in temples. It is one of God's greatest gifts to His children.
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