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White Horse BooksOur Vision is to inspire, uplift, and empower readers through a diverse selection of spiritual and inspirational books that invite the Spirit, ignite the imagination and enrich the soul.
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Walking in the Spirit of Love
What if love wasn’t just a feeling—but a foundation?
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What if the words in 1 Corinthians 13 and Moroni 7 are not only beautiful—but essential to your daily life, your faith, and your legacy?
This powerful and reflective book walks you—step by step—through the most beloved chapter on Christlike love. Each chapter unpacks Paul’s call to live “the most excellent way”: a love that is patient, kind, enduring, honest, fearless, and never-ending. Why This Book Matters When love is only a feeling, it fades. When love is a foundation, life changes. If you want to deepen your walk with Jesus Christ, heal relationships, or simply learn how to love with “the pure love of Christ” (Moroni 7:47), this book offers more than insight--it offers transformation because “Charity never faileth.” (1 Corinthians 13:8) |
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The Essence of CharityDeveloping the Essential Characteristics
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“Charity never faileth” (1 Corinthians 13:8).
Of all the Christlike attributes, the scriptures declare that charity—the pure love of Christ—is the greatest. Without it, we are nothing. With it, we become true disciples, prepared to see the Savior face to face. This inspiring book invites you on a journey through the thirteen attributes of charity taught by the Apostle Paul (1 Corinthians 13) and the prophet Mormon (Moroni 7). Each chapter blends scripture insights, prophetic counsel, personal stories, and practical application to help you make charity more than a concept—it becomes a way of life. 📖 In this book, you will learn how to:
Why this book matters: Charity is not a checklist. It is a divine gift—a transformation of the heart through Jesus Christ. As you study and live these principles, you will draw nearer to Him, love more deeply, and find greater joy in serving. |
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At White Horse LDS Books, we believe in the power of words to uplift and inspire. Independent authors from the Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-day Saints come together to share their unique perspectives and experiences through their writing. We strive to create a space where readers can engage with thought-provoking content and feel the presence of the Spirit as they immerse themselves in our books.
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As Latter-day Saints, we have a distinctive collection of wisdom and insight exclusive to our faith. This literature contains profound wisdom concerning life’s most significant existential questions. We enjoy reading or hearing something that reflects our thinking and feelings.
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This wisdom is often easier to recall when it appears in poetic form because poetry resonates with us.
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Enjoy The Manger on the Mantle in Audio!A Christmas Tale Based on Two True StoriesWhat can a small-town country boy do when he becomes spiritually lost in a city like Los Angeles? Can a root beer float really save him?
Mark Spencer's roots were deeply embedded in a charming small town, where life unfolded at a leisurely pace. The warmth of friendly neighbors and the simplicity of nature enveloped his childhood, a comforting blanket against the world's uncertainties. However, the transition to the sprawling metropolis of Los Angeles was a stark contrast. Mark found himself adrift in the chaos and anonymity of city life, a far cry from the familiar streets and the comforting embrace of his hometown. |
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Hieroglyphs, Golden Plates & Typos
How 'Corrections' in the Book of Mormon Prove Its Authenticity.
"Don't be fooled by any part of the title, the mistakes help to prove that the Book of Mormon is the word of God."
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On the inside cover of his first leather-bound Book of Mormon, my father inscribed a powerful quotation by the prophet Joseph Smith.
“I told the brethren that the Book of Mormon was the most correct of any book on earth, and the keystone of our religion, and a man would get nearer to God by abiding by its precepts, than by any other book.” Directly below this quote, my father had compiled a list of scriptures labeled “Mistakes in the Book of Mormon.” Moroni candidly and apologetically acknowledged: “And if there be faults they be the faults of a man. But behold, we know no fault.” How, then, did my father have the boldness to make his list of ‘mistakes’ in the Book of Mormon? The corrections in the Book of Mormon serve as evidence of its authenticity and truthfulness and they provide insights into the process of creating and inscribing ancient plates. |
Latter-day Grooks - Vol. 1
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Give Place in Your Heart
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"The author asks us to imagine President Monson's last conference address as a three minute interview with the prophet. This context adds additional immediacy to President Monson's message."
Rosemary Reeve |
Three Minutes Eighteen Seconds
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