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What does it mean to be "truly converted" to Jesus Christ? To "endure to the end"?
Mortal life is full of trials and temptations that can challenge our faith and impede our progress to return to our Heavenly Father's presence. It's easy to become discouraged, frustrated, or unmotivated when faced with what can feel like an impossible journey. But it's important to remember that the Lord does not demand or expect perfection in this life. All He asks is that we press forward in His name and find the strength to take the next step.
Drawing from the teachings of the Savior, revelation from modern prophets, and personal anecdotes, authors Christopher R. Greenwood and Mark D. Mason guide you through gospelresources to strengthen your resolve and empower your understanding of Christ's Atonement. In Press Forward in Christ, you will
• find the strength to continue the struggle toward God even when faced with adversity.• overcome mortal failings and continue forward with your faith intact.• become truly converted in the Lord and willingly accept His guidance.
The way may be strait and narrow, but through trust in our Savior's glory and the determination to press forward, we can endure life's challenges faithfully and find lasting, eternal joy.
Christopher R. Greenwood is the noted author of 2 prior works, "A Mighty Change: The Process of Going from Good to Better" and "Spiritual Atrophy", and a number of church related articles. He served an LDS Church mission to Brisbane, Australia. He attended California State University, Sacramento and the U.S. Army Logistics Management College in Virginia.
Christopher has appeared in several LDS Church productions, most notably portraying the part of Martin Harris in the Martin Harris Pageant. Additionally, he was the writer, director, and narrator for the LDS Church Printing Center Documentary Film "So Let It Be Written". Chris currently works for the Department of Defense. He and his wife, Tami, have five children and are currently living in Indiana.
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