Cheyenne Gill

I wanted to share my testimony; but in a different way than just expressing what i know to be true. I wanted to talk about Jesus Christ, and our Father in Heaven. I'll start by saying-- Jesus Christ died for me, but he is still living. He lives, and loves, he saves and comforts. "where justice and mercy meet." -- Jeffery R. Holland this is a good read and i encourage you to read this. I think that sometimes, our testimonies lean towards Jesus Christ. I think that sometimes we tend to think that we know and have a relationship with Christ, more than Heavenly Father. But we must always remember that what Christ has done, our father has done also. That Jesus Christ is a direct reflection of our Father in Heaven. Moses 7: 35 "Behold, I am God; Man of Holiness is my name; Man of Cousel is my name; and Endless and Eternal is my name, also." This is one of my favorite scriptures; because in one verse, it expresses all that my Heavenly Father repre

I had a very weird sabbath day yesterday; away from my normal ward, out of town (like I have been for like 5 weeks straight now..) and ect. But one thing remained the same. The spirit. I took recognition that as strongly as I felt the spirit; it wasn't in any way different than what it feels like in my own ward. This brought me comfort; knowing that wherever I may be, whatever I may be doing, I can recognize, hear and feel the Holy Ghost.  Though I've been struggling with inadequacy the last couple of weeks or so, a friend posted in an Instagram "sometimes we get so caught up in satan's unrelenting pressure that we quickly forget how many times we have been "delivered out of the hands of our enemies." It's so easy to succumb to the pressure of sin when we lose hope of succor. BUT THE ATONMENT APPLIES TO ALL CIRCUMSTANCES. and it is through and by the atonement of Jesus Christ that we can gain ETERNALNESS deliverance from the adversary. Personally I find n

Today I was asked where I was and what I was doing in 9-11. I was shocked at how emotional I became.  If you know well enough, you would know that America is one of my favorite and most appreciated blessings in my life. You would know that patriotic things ALWAYS bring tears to my eyes. Each time I hear the star spangled Banner, every time I have the chance to say the pledge of allegiance, each time I see anybody in uniform serving; tears come, full forced. So on a day like this, it isn’t strange that my heart is heavy. As I had the chance to pray for those who might be hurting today, last night, my entire heart swelled with such love. To truly feel how blessed I am to be a part of this country. To feel such unity in and on days such as today. I feel so grateful to be in a country that comes together in times like these. I feel so grateful to feel such love and compassion in the country today. “tonight I ask for your prayers for all those who grieve, for the children whose worlds have