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No matter where we are in life, God’s love surrounds us, offering peace, healing, and strength. When we turn to Him, we find comfort in His constant and unfailing embrace.
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“And behold, all things have their likeness, and all things are created and made to bear record of me, both things which are temporal, and things which are spiritual; things which are in the heavens above, and things which are on the earth, and things which are in the earth, and things which are under the earth, both above and beneath: all things bear record of me.”—Moses 6:63
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“God’s love is not found in the circumstances of our lives but in His presence in our lives. We know of His love when we receive strength beyond our own and when His Spirit brings peace, comfort, and direction. At times it may be difficult to feel His love. We can pray to have our eyes opened to see His hand in our lives and to see His love in the beauty of His creations.”—Susan H. Porter
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Living the Principle: Embraced by His Love
- Reflect on God’s love: Take time each day to reflect on the unconditional love God has for you, letting it shape your thoughts and actions.
- Practice forgiveness: Forgive yourself and others, embracing the healing power of God’s love in moments of hurt or conflict.
- Show love to others: Reach out with kindness and compassion, offering the same grace and love God continually extends to you.
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This Day in Church History
1831: Joseph and Emma Smith arrive in Kirtland, Ohio, from New York and take up temporary residence with Newel K. Whitney.
1885: President John Taylor delivers his last public sermon in the Tabernacle in Salt Lake City and goes “underground” to avoid arrest for practicing plural marriage.
1951: Hugh Hodgkiss, the first convert to the Church in Zimbabwe, is baptized.
When have you felt embraced by His love?
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Holly Wallace is a writer and storyteller drawn to meaningful questions and overlooked details. Her work explores Latter-day Saint life and culture through faithful inquiry, inviting readers to pause, consider, and engage more deeply with what matters most.
