Choosing Christ's Light Burden
At this week's devotional, BYU Church history and doctrine professor Justin Dyer emphasized the universal presence of burdens in our lives, as every choice we make carries its own weight. It is a personal privilege to determine which choices we deem worth shouldering the burden of.
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