February 2016

Contents
Family Home Evening Ideas
Landing Safely in Turbulence
- A Foundation for My Testimony
  Jennifer Weaver
- He Will Guide Us Home
Marriage Is Ordained of God
October 2015 Conference Notebook
Forgiving My Ex-Husband
The Lesson of the Santol Tree
Irene Taniegra
We Chose to Serve
Irmgard Meissner
Young Adults
Trust in Heaven’s Timing
Dallin H. Oaks and Kristen M. Oaks
The Joy of Family History Work
Quentin L. Cook
Changed by the Book of Mormon
Mormon’s Miraculous Book
John L. Sorenson
When Others Prayed for Me
David R. Whiting
When a Child Leaves the Church
Robin Zenger Baker
The New Testament’s Message of Repentance
Larry Y. Wilson
Was That Really My Answer?
Kandee Baldwin
Conducting a Well-Tuned Group Discussion
Dustin West
Hold Fast to the Rod
Daniel L. Johnson
Remarriage: An Adventure in Patience and Love
Heidi Eljarbø Morrell Andersen
A Bouquet of Blessings
Debbie H. Seare
Depression
Rebecca J. Clayson
Uniquely Blessed by Indexing
Diane Sagers
Latter-day Saint Voices
True Greatness
Howard W. Hunter
Insights
Robert D. Hales

Honoring the Sabbath

February 2016

“Honoring the Sabbath,” Ensign, February 2016, 8

Doctrinal Highlight

Honoring the Sabbath

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“Honoring the Sabbath is a form of righteousness that will bless and strengthen families, connect us with our Creator, and increase happiness. The Sabbath can help separate us from that which is frivolous, inappropriate, or immoral. It allows us to be in the world, but not of the world. … Truly keeping the Sabbath day holy is a refuge from the storms of this life. It is also a sign of our devotion to our Father in Heaven.”

Elder Quentin L. Cook of the Quorum of the Twelve Apostles, “Shipshape and Bristol Fashion: Be Temple Worthy—in Good Times and Bad Times,” Ensign, Nov. 2015, 41–42.