Be One with Christ | Quentin L. Cook | April 2024 General Conference

We are united by our love of and faith in Jesus Christ and His Atonement. The essence of truly belonging is to be one with Christ.
Elder Quentin L. Cook speaks at the 194th Annual General Conference of The Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-day Saints held on April 6-7, 2024.
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[@AbishaiMora]

A simple but direct message on becoming One with Christ. A beautiful reminder.

[@JaefarSABNW]

It is important that we do not delay repentance.

[@bradwhitfield3592]

We never know if we have another day...very true ✔️

[@OnlyReputation]

Thx. I needed that

[@carolinelarsen9398]

You can say that again!!

[@toddchamberlain782]

Amen! Find joy in daily repentance😀

[@materbasay5812]

Thank you,for this good message ❤

[@braydenweese1407]

This talk is pretty intense. So good.

[@nathanbanks2935]

We are so blessed to have the holy scriptures, which teach us about how we should be one, like Father in Heaven and Jesus Christ are one! If each of us in the world would apply these teachings, the world would be a much more compassionate place. If we want to change the world, we can by doing one small act of kindness at a time consistently for the rest of our lives.

[@derekbarlow6314]

If ye are not one, ye are not mine.

[@Keyzilla1998]

Loved listening to these amazing people speaking yesterday. Also apologies if any offensive comments popped up in my name...I was hacked...😢😢😢

[@ednaminton9637]

I, loved this bretherns talk, on ONE with our SAVIOR Jesus Christ,& Repent everyday. I,try to be One with GOD everyday.❤😅

[@ilyamuromets8534]

Thank you for the wonderful talk r🎉🎉🎉🎉🎉🎉🎉

[@tovemichau4887]

Thank you Elder Cook, for that spiritual and Celestial reminder! Elder Kimball 😊

[@azhyrbooth5982]

❤Truth❤ Thank you God for blessing us with truth and with the atonement of Christ.

[@johnoneill7947]

Let Love Be Thy Light. Gospel of Mormon 3:23 (abridged).

[@recursosyvaloreshumanos9582]

I love to be taugh ,,,all the requirements are spiritual to the LORD

[@jzwillows]

For descendants of "our" pioneers to feel "entitled" as in having exclusive privilege to blessings is misguided, as all members of the Church are privileged because of the great sacrifices of "our" pioneers - the great Church we are all blessed with, the temples, the universities - when I visited BYUI recently they Spirit reminded me these schools were established by the sacrifice not only of sweat but blood. What joy the pioneers must have to see the multitudes of youth filling the Church's great universities. These noble pioneers do not see only their descendants as beneficiaries, but they see all of us as beneficiaries of their great sacrifices.

[@brotherofchrist7]

Amen

[@jessechapman9787]

People should pray to be seers and ask God to help them see law right. Like mosiah etc

[@DevonFine-mz8cu]

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[@louiswall2984]

So please to hear we need to reach out a few years ago l won more awards than anybody else in the UK l had so many members were jealous of my success thank you for your remarks

[@jihanjoo]

7:56 Does anybody know which publication he is referring to here? I'd like to see what it said.

[@bretasorenson2475]

You might look at the footnotes when this is published in the Liahona magazine.

[@profesordavidgomez]

In Sam Scott, “As If You Had a Choice,” Stanford, Dec. 2023, 44. The article identifies the professor as Robert Sapolsky, a Stanford professor of biology, neurology, and neurosurgery and a best-selling author of science books. The article contains opposing views, including from Alfred Mele, a professor of philosophy at Florida State University who headed a large John Templeton Foundation project on free will. He stated, “Scientists most definitely have not proved that free will-even ambitious free will-is an illusion” (in Scott, “As If You Had a Choice,” 46).

[@sophiat2058]

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[@DevonFine-mz8cu]

D&C 38

[@FelixMüller-j9s]

How dare you, a wealthy, white, business executive and lawyer talk about occupational success and economic circumstances. There are people in the world who will never have what you have had in this life and it is a struggle. Every. Single. Day.

[@ironeagle9850]

This is a tough one for some people. Do you feel that his earthly success disqualifies him from speaking about God’s plan? If so, why? Does God care about earthly success? I think he makes it pretty clear that economic circumstances have no impact on our ability to receive Christ’s salvation. However, the attributes that lead to earthly success - discipline, integrity, drive, excellence, loyalty, humility - are the same attributes that make someone a good leader. I believe it is for these attributes and many more that Elder Cook is an apostle, not because of his race or his economic status.