Do not look beyond the mark but exactly obey what God teaches.
It is of significant importance to be in the temple on a regular basis.
Obeying the prophet and reading the book of Mormon made her focus on what she is doing like regularly praying, etc. And extra strength might seem unrelated to reading the book of Mormon but It is by turning our focus to one thing that we change our whole being.and great strength and confidence results.
Social media fast had ramifications in our lives. One sister through obeying the prophet and refraining from unnecessary things allows one to see and do what does really matter.
The temple is more than just peaceful and serene. We need it!
The dead are not really dead.
We are still learning line upon line. The elder prophet David O McKay said he was BEGINNING to understand the endowment.
The youth are such a good example and they represent the families.
Story of going to Mexico... And how hard it is to get to The temple. It took 150 years to get 50 temples.
Not dozing but receiving revelation. He drew a smaller temple and told that in 3 years the next 50 should be built.
Get into baptism is important but almost useless unless the endowment and sealing are performed.
By seeing how one is impressed by a given scripture allows one to better see how they are feeling and understanding and how to teach them.
When we go to the temple we will be instructed by the spirit.
Moroni 10:32
Eternal life is family life.
We need to step up our work in preparing for the Saviors return.
Good idea to list resulting promises made to us if we read our scriptures or attend the temple or any such command. The Lord never gives us a commandment without a promised blessing it is as dependable a law as other earthly laws like gravity and if we document it it may build a testimony.
A community celebrates Christmas not with gifts, but they take any unresolved issues so that every household can have peace for Christmas.
Never underestimate the power of the one.
"If you think you are too small to make a difference live a night with a mosquito." African proverb
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