
I feel a deep sense of gratitude for our Savior Jesus Christ in so many ways. Jesus Christ, a member of the Godhead, willingly came to live on the earth to teach us, live as an example for us to follow, and to die and resurrect so all who come to earth could also live again. Most importantly, Jesus suffered and atoned for our sins so that it would be possible to return to the presence of our Heavenly Father clean and pure and without us having to go through this same suffering for our personal sins in a place where our Heavenly Father cannot be (Hell).
Some mistakenly believe that Mormons are not Christians. I assure you, that as a Mormon I am a Christian. I have dedicated my life to trying to follow the teachings of Jesus Christ and work to become as much like Jesus as I can (obviously I am not very good at it - but I am trying). Perhaps most importantly, I try hard to seek the will of our Father in Heaven and willingly submit my will to His will, just as Jesus did and taught us to do.
I stand in awe of the great spiritual capacity of our Savior. I know that the life of our Savior on earth was full of great challenges, temptations, and trials. Yet because of his incredible spiritual capacity, he was able to live perfectly through all of it. When the time came for him to suffer for our sins, a suffering which caused such pain and agony that he bled from every pore, Jesus said, "O my Father, if it be possible, let this cup pass from me: nevertheless not as I will, but as thou wilt." (Matthew 26:39)
Jesus then willingly went forward with this most difficult mission. He never uttered a word of complaint or regret. Later as he sat in terrible pain on the cross because of false accusations, being mocked, He asked Heavenly Father to, "Forgive them, for they know not what they do." What incredible and amazing love and spiritual strength and understanding!
Jesus now stands ready, able, and eager to help all of us through our trials and challenges with a perfect understanding of how we are feeling through ALL of our difficulties. What a blessing it has been for me to have been taught and given a knowledge of my Savior - and understand that He can guide me through my life with a perfect knowledge and understanding of what I am facing.
Some mistakenly believe that Mormons are not Christians. I assure you, that as a Mormon I am a Christian. I have dedicated my life to trying to follow the teachings of Jesus Christ and work to become as much like Jesus as I can (obviously I am not very good at it - but I am trying). Perhaps most importantly, I try hard to seek the will of our Father in Heaven and willingly submit my will to His will, just as Jesus did and taught us to do.
I stand in awe of the great spiritual capacity of our Savior. I know that the life of our Savior on earth was full of great challenges, temptations, and trials. Yet because of his incredible spiritual capacity, he was able to live perfectly through all of it. When the time came for him to suffer for our sins, a suffering which caused such pain and agony that he bled from every pore, Jesus said, "O my Father, if it be possible, let this cup pass from me: nevertheless not as I will, but as thou wilt." (Matthew 26:39)

Jesus now stands ready, able, and eager to help all of us through our trials and challenges with a perfect understanding of how we are feeling through ALL of our difficulties. What a blessing it has been for me to have been taught and given a knowledge of my Savior - and understand that He can guide me through my life with a perfect knowledge and understanding of what I am facing.
To learn more about Jesus Christ and/or His church, please visit http://www.mormon.org/ or http://www.lds.org/.