Emotional Commandments

If we are to have unity, there are commandments we must keep concerning how we feel. We must forgive and bear no malice toward those who offend us. The Savior set the example from the cross: “Father, forgive them; for they know not what they do” (Luke 23:34). We do not know the hearts of those who offend us. Nor do we know all the sources of our own anger and hurt.
Elder Henry Eyring - Apostle of Jesus Christ

Do we truly understand what motivates our reactions to other people and situations?

The Burden of Friendship

Am I being self-centered when I feel that giving fellowship to new people is charitable?

The Purpose of Spiritual Insight

Is it important for us to share our spiritual insight with others? Why and how did we receive it?

Identity

I am a member of The Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-day Saints. That is how I prefer to be identified — for who and what I am, as opposed to being identified for what I am not.
Elder M. Russell Ballard

We identify ourselves as "Christians" - what we are. So do we define Christianity by it's restrictions?

"Let This Desire Work In You"

Do we base our moral decisions on our desires?
Can we choose our desires?