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Enlisted CONFERENCE ROME in the PROPHET’S the ETERNAL CITY INVITATIONS? HABIT P YOUTH MAGAZINE OF THE CHURCH OF JESUS CHRIST OF LATTER-DAY SAINTS | MARCH 2019 NewTHE Era ElEvAtE yOuR lIfE wItH pp. 6, 34 hAvE YoU tEmPlE DeDiCaTeD iN Get into the Enlisted cOnFeReNcE rOmE iN ThE PrOpHeT’S ThE EtErNaL cItY InViTaTiOnS? HaBiT p. 16 p. 24 p. 44 CONTENTS 14 16 44 The First Presidency: © 2019 by Intellectual Reserve, Inc. All rights Russell M. Nelson, Dallin H. Oaks, Henry B. Eyring reserved. The New Era (ISSN 0164-5285) is published monthly by The Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-day Saints, The Quorum of the Twelve Apostles: 50 E. North Temple St., Salt Lake City, UT 84150-0024, M. Russell Ballard, Jeffrey R. Holland, Dieter F. Uchtdorf, YOUTH MAGAZINE OF THE CHURCH OF JESUS CHRIST OF LATTER-DAY SAINTS | MARCH 2019 USA. Periodicals Postage Paid at Salt Lake City, Utah. David A. Bednar, Quentin L. Cook, D. Todd Christofferson, Neil L. Andersen, Ronald A. Rasband, Gary E. 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Barker #40017431. envelope. THE MONTHLY YOUTH MAGAZINE OF THE CHURCH OF JESUS CHRIST OF LATTER-DAY SAINTS March 2019 • Volume 49 • Number 3 2 8 34 24 30 FEATURES ALSO INSIDE . 1 New Era 2 Testimony: Sharing in 24 A Call to Enlist and Gather Israel 11 MORMONAD Word and Deed How are you following through on the call Your testimony is an invitation for issued by the prophet last June? 12 FOR THE STRENGTH OF YOUTH others to “come unto Christ.” 22 @LDSYOUTH Elder Gary E. Stevenson 30 The Greatest Shall Be Your Servant 40 A young woman learned a lesson as she FUN STOP COVER STORY was moving sprinkler pipe. 6 Be at Peace When Your 42 Q&A Life Is in Pieces 44 LIFE PREP Here are some ideas for finding peace 32 Meek the Choice when times are tough. Will you follow the Lord’s way of meekness 45 DOCTRINAL MASTERY or the world’s way? 8 Finding Miracles in 46 FIRM FOUNDATIONS Everyday Life 34 Captain Peacemaker 48 LAST WORD Through faith in Jesus Christ, our eyes Your superpower may lie in your ability to can be opened to miracles all around us. keep things calm at home. 49 ABOUT AN APOSTLE 14 Reassured of My Worth 36 What Is True and What Isn’t? Learning about an ancestor helped a Here’s some counsel on how to find out APR. ’19 young woman face her spiritual battles. what’s really true out there. INCLUDED Elder Carl B. Cook General Conference 16 Rome Italy Temple Dedication: NOTEBOOK THIS MONTH: Preparing for an Eternal Home YOUR GUIDE TO PREPARE FOR AND LEARN FROM GENERAL CONFERENCE A General Conference Notebook. Youth throughout southern Europe are 39 “It’s True, It’s True” Get ready to use it! excited about the temple being dedicated A young man gained a testimony of the this month. Book of Mormon in the Bible. a supplement to the new era March 2019 1 Your testimony is an invitation for others to “come unto Christ.” pportunities to bear our testimony come in different times and places. There is great power when a testimony is born properly. At times, we may feel uncertain about what to say and do, or how to say and do it. I would Olike you to reflect upon your testimony. As you do this, I have three areas I would like to address: Elder Gary E. Stevenson 1. What Is a Testimony? Of the Quorum of the A testimony is a knowledge or spiritual witness of truth given to us by the Holy Twelve Apostles Ghost. Receipt of this knowledge will change the things we say and the things we do. A testimony is composed of key elements of truth of which the Holy Ghost will bear witness. “The foundation of a testimony is the knowledge that Heavenly Father lives and loves us; that Jesus Christ lives, that He is the Son of God, and that He carried out the infinite Atonement; that Joseph Smith is the prophet of God who was called to restore the gospel; that we are led by a living prophet today; and that The Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-day Saints is the Savior’s true Church on the earth.”1 2 New Era 2. How Do We Properly becomes simpler and more natural. We through testimony” as he pointed to Bear Our Testimony? begin to focus on the truths of which the the examples of Peter and Paul. “Paul When we share our spiritual knowledge or Holy Ghost will bear witness and less on declared to the Romans, ‘I am not our spiritual witness to others, we “bear such things as a recent travelogue. ashamed of the gospel of Christ: for it our testimony.” Likewise, when others is the power of God unto salvation to observe our righteous behavior, actions, or 3. What are the every one that believeth’ (Romans 1:16). deeds, this also is a way we “bear our tes- Obstacles to Bearing our . The Apostle Peter urged, ‘Sanctify the timony.” Bearing our testimony in word or Testimony? Lord God in your hearts: and be ready deed is a way of sharing plain and precious The first obstacle may be uncertainty. always to give an answer to every man truths of the gospel with others. It is an President Dallin H. Oaks, First Counselor that asketh you a reason of the hope that invitation for others to “come unto Christ.” in the First Presidency, has stated: “We is in you’ (1 Peter 3:15).”3 As members of the Church, we have gain or strengthen a testimony by bear- President Gordon B. Hinckley (1910– opportunities to bear our spoken testimo- ing it. Someone even suggested that 2008) described valuable counsel he nies in formal Church meetings. Many find some testimonies are better gained on received from his father: “When I left they do not know exactly how to articulate the feet bearing them than on the knees for a mission some sixty-two years ago, the stirrings of the Spirit within them praying for them.”2 The Spirit bears wit- my good father handed me a card on when called upon to bear their testimony. ness to the speaker and listener alike. which were written five words. They were We previously identified key elements of Another obstacle is fear and embar- the words of the Lord to the ruler of truth fundamental to bearing a testimony. rassment. President Thomas S. Monson the synagogue who had received news When put in these terms, a testimony (1927–2018) counseled us to “teach of his daughter’s death: ‘Be not afraid, 4 New Era only believe’ (Mark 5:36).”4 This counsel served as an inspiration to show people our goodness. We are honest, kind, motivated, throughout his mission. educated, good people. We are Latter-day Saints. Make certain President Hinckley further counseled: “Yes, this work requires the images and words you use online are a testimony of your sacrifice, it requires effort, it requires courage to speak out and goodness and beliefs.
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