When you decide to follow Jesus Christ, it is not because it is the easiest choice, the default option, or the path of least resistance.
That would prove nothing about you or about the virtues of His gospel.
At some point in every human life, you get the opportunity to show, by your choices, what really matters to you. You get to
demonstrate just how much you love God and how earnestly you want to be with Him.
Last week, Harriet and I were thrilled to speak at the Provo Missionary Training Center with our remarkable missionaries—including our wonderful grandson Niklas—who are showing their love for God by choosing to serve others as missionaries for The Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-day Saints.
For each of us who serves Jesus Christ, we get to demonstrate, by our consistent choices, that we believe in what we are building and that it will be monumental, even majestic.
Never be weary of well-doing. Instead, be joyful, be grateful, rejoice in the freedom to choose this wonderful work.
Had a brilliant time teaching 35 PTs & Chiros #dryneedling at DN-1 Salt Lake City. Two professions are converging on knowledge & what takes place in clinical practice for chronic MSK conditions. Sharing knowledge & working together, much better than the turf war years.
Just days before President Russell M. Nelson’s 101st birthday, TIME magazine has published an op-ed authored by the prophet of The Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-day Saints.
President Nelson shared what he described as his birthday wish for the world as he shared two truths that contribute to happiness and peace. His message reminded worldwide readers that 1) each of us has divine worth and dignity, and 2) we should love our neighbor and treat them with compassion and respect.
“My faith teaches me that over two millennia ago, Jesus Christ preached these same laws of happiness: to love God and to love our neighbor,” President Nelson wrote. “After 101 years, I can say that these are not abstract theological ideas — they are practical wisdom. They are what have sustained me through loss and triumph, uncertainty, peace, war, and healing. If we embrace these eternal truths — honoring our own worth, treating others with dignity, and nurturing our families — our lives, and our world, will be steadier and more joyful.”
Visit the link below to read more:
https://t.co/O9fNzyUY9K
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Loved this tonight from Tony Finau:
“They say a winner is just a loser that kept on trying, and that's me to a tee. How many times do I lose? But one thing I won't do is give up, and I'm only here as a winner because I chose not to give up and just kept going.”
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