Making the Best Use of Our Most Valuable Asset

As Larry Guthrie illustrates, effectiveness comes at a very high cost—a personal cost. To make a point for someone else requires the accuracy, simplicity and practical application that grow out of my own real relationship with the Savior.

Most everyone likes to make lists. Especially a single person! The one who is waiting for God to bring along his or her mate probably has a list of hoped-for qualities in that “special someone.” Dr.

Christ sent His disciples “as sheep in the midst of wolves” and then told them: “be ye therefore wise as serpents, and harmless as doves.” Looking at the four different creatures mentioned in Matthew 10, Larry Guthrie teaches how “sheep, wolves, snakes, and doves" relate to Christ’s instructions

The truth is the truth. You and your audience will always be better off when your message is founded on the truth. Your audience will also be grateful however if you make sure to make the truth memorable for them. There are innumberable ways of making a single truth memorable!