Drawing on Elder Spencer W. Kimball's insight that "remember" may be the most important word in the dictionary, professor Alonzo L. Gaskill offers 38 brief devotional reflections on the sacred things Latter-day Saints too often neglect—from temple covenants and the sacrament to forgiveness, honesty, gratitude, and the pioneer legacy. Grounded in scripture and prophetic counsel, each short chapter invites introspection and offers practical encouragement for living a more faithful, Christ-centered life. Built on Elder Kimball's claim that 'remember' may be the most important word in the dictionary 38 bite-sized devotional essays perfect for busy readers and daily reflection Written by a BYU religion professor with endorsements from Robert L. Millet and Ed J. Pinegar Tackles common spiritual complacencies—casual sacrament, neglected temple attendance, 'I try' honesty “the difference between a holiday and a holy day is the i.”Perfect for an active adult Latter-day Saint who wants short, scripture-rich devotional readings to deepen daily discipleship and prompt self-evaluation.
