Jesus Christ is the perfect leader. He gives good advice, He is powerful, and He brings peace and happiness to those He leads.
What Is the Significance of the Name “Wonderful, Counselor, The Mighty God, The Everlasting Father, The Prince of Peace?”
What Is the Significance of the Name “Immanuel?”
We can be successful with God's help. He has paved the way for us to overcome every obstacle, and He is with us.
Why Is Jesus Called “the Good Shepherd?”
Jesus provides gentle and dedicated leadership. He leads by invitation, not by compulsion, and He invites us to follow His example, becoming shepherds of other people.
What Is the Significance of the Title “the Lord Omnipotent?”
Jesus Christ is capable of doing things which seem impossible to us. Jesus Christ is capable of doing things which seem impossible to us. Like Abraham and Sariah, like Mary and Elizabeth, and like the people of King Benjamin, we can experience His power in our lives.
What Is the Significance of the Title “the Mighty One of Jacob?”
Jesus Christ is the same God who delivered Joseph from slavery and from prison and who rescued his family from famine.
How Do Book of Mormon Prophets Use the Title “Savior?”
The atonement of Jesus Christ is universal. He saves us by revealing the gospel to us and entering into a covenant relationship with us. He is both willing and able to save us.
What Does It Mean for Jesus to Be Our “Redeemer?”
The Hebrew word "go'el" is sometimes translated "redeemer" and sometimes "near kinsman." When we enter a covenant relationship with Jesus, He becomes the "near kinsman" who will deliver us from bondage, even bondage of our own making.
What Is the Significance of the Name “Jehovah?”
Jesus Christ created the earth and was the God of Abraham, Isaac, and Jacob. The name Jehovah reminds us that He was God before He was born.
Why Is Jesus Called “the Holy One of Israel?”
The holiness of Jesus makes Him the perfect judge, and it also empowers Him to purify us.
What Is the Significance of the Title “the Lamb of God?”
The ancient sacrifices of Adam and Eve, Abraham, and others symbolized the "great and last sacrifice" which Jesus Christ made when He offered Himself for us.