"When the Lord advises us to “continue in patience until [we] are perfected,” He is acknowledging that it takes time and perseverance. Understanding the why of the gospel and the why of the priesthood will help us to see the divine purpose of all of this. It will give us motivation and strength to do the right things, even when they are hard. Staying focused on the basic principles of gospel living will bless us with clarity, wisdom, and direction." -President Dieter F. Uchtdorf
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Tuesday, July 24, 2012
This Week's Lesson
This week we were treated to a wonderful lesson given by Christina Unbayeva. It is important to think about why we do the things we do in the gospel. Are we being motivated to do the right things in the right manner? It is easy to get confused by the large number of good choices we have, we should hone in on the best options. Mistakes will be made but we can pick ourselves up and learn from them. Listening to the Holy Ghost and letting it guide us is a good way to make sure that you don't get overwhelmed.
"When the Lord advises us to “continue in patience until [we] are perfected,” He is acknowledging that it takes time and perseverance. Understanding the why of the gospel and the why of the priesthood will help us to see the divine purpose of all of this. It will give us motivation and strength to do the right things, even when they are hard. Staying focused on the basic principles of gospel living will bless us with clarity, wisdom, and direction." -President Dieter F. Uchtdorf
"When the Lord advises us to “continue in patience until [we] are perfected,” He is acknowledging that it takes time and perseverance. Understanding the why of the gospel and the why of the priesthood will help us to see the divine purpose of all of this. It will give us motivation and strength to do the right things, even when they are hard. Staying focused on the basic principles of gospel living will bless us with clarity, wisdom, and direction." -President Dieter F. Uchtdorf
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