Here are some principles Paul teaches in the first six chapters of his epistle to the Romans: 1. The just shall live by faith. 2. There is none righteous. 3. Tribulation worketh patience. 4. We need to walk in newness of life.

I've learned the following lessons from the later portion of Paul's life: 1. A witness must be fearless. 2. We benefit from prophets only to the degree that we listen. 3. We can do the Lord's work even under difficult circumstances.

Here are some lessons from Paul's second and third missions: 1. God can help us know what we should and shouldn't do. 2. We can miss serious messages if we are not serious. 3. We make better decisions when we consider the consequences of our actions.

1. God loves all of His children (Acts 10-11). 2. When God delivers us, we ought to be grateful for it (Acts 12). 3. God directs and sustains His missionaries (Acts 13-14). 4. Church leaders can overcome differences of opinion as they seek for unity.

Stephen and Abinadi: We can have courage and peace in Jesus even when we are persecuted. Philip and the sons of Mosiah: The Spirit can help us know where to go. Saul and Alma: Jesus can help us see where we are going wrong and put us on a better path.

Lessons from the apostles: 1. Leadership is not about the leader. 2. The Holy Ghost helps us communicate clearly. 3. Jesus is our intermediary with the Father. 4. All things will be restored. 5. Jesus is our cornerstone. 6. We can find joy in serving Him.

Four lessons from the resurrected Savior: 1. Mary Magdalene: Stand in holy places. 2. Road to Emmaus: The scriptures provide context. 3. Thomas: We are blessed when we believe without seeing. 4. Peter: We show our love for Jesus by caring for one another.

The Savior demonstrated extraordinary poise as He appeared before Annas, Caiaphas, Pilate, and Herod. As He hung on the cross, He spoke words of kindness and mercy. The cross itself provides powerful imagery symbolizing His love and His ability to save us

Here are some lessons I have learned from Jesus's words and actions in the garden of Gethsemane: 1. We must be willing to say, "Not my will, but thine be done." 2. We must be willing drink bitter cups when necessary. 3. We should watch and pray always.

At the end of the Savior's life, He had some final messages for HIs disciples, and for us: 1. "I have loved you." 2. "Peace I leave with you." 3. My Father will send you a Comforter to be with you. 4. I want you to be one, as my Father and I are one.