Good morning!
What a wonderful conference we had, is not it?
I left the conference with a huge check list! And you? Many revelations? Your questions were answered?
As prayed, President Monson, were elevated, inspired and educated!
I'll share some things I learned:
- Elder
Holland: Defend your faith with COURAGE and COURTESY - he us remember
the importance of courtesy in missionary work. Never get angry and treat
people badly who do not wish to share our faith.
- Elder
Rasband of the Seventy: Tue joy and desire to carry the burden of
discipleship. When we are engaged in His work, our testimony grows and
our faith is strengthened.
- Elder
Andersen: The law of men may change, but God's laws are eternal and must
be obeyed. Cling to the daily scripture study. To be Always Faithful,
year after year, their testimony of Jesus Christ will be increasingly
confirmed.
- Pres.
Eyring: We have in our hands the eternal inheritance of many more people
than we can imagine. The duty sometimes be difficult because it must
move us on the path toward eternal life. Repent before they come to the
sad and painful consequences.
- Elder
Nelson: Faith is the antidote to fear. We need to let our faith appear.
The laws of God should always be our standard. NEVER WRONG IS RIGHT -
even if all they do.
- Elder
Scott: Help researchers to knowing who need the gospel; make correct
decisions; Know that the Lord is in 1st place; find answers in the
scriptures. The conversion of a person is only a part of the work, there
is the family temple sealing. Share principles that will help them
cerscer daily. Keep the simple principles. Testify of the Savior and the
power of His Atonement. Better serve our Heavenly Father influencing
others and serving them.
- Elder
Hales: "Suffers temptations but gave no heed unto them." Selective
obedience = crying love God, chose to obey. When choosing what to obey,
it is important to remember the consequences. The reason to disobey is
to love Satan more than God. Not rationalize disobedience. Obedience
brings blessings and is taught by example. Our Savior lives because
obeyed.
- Elder Zivic: How wonderful when we keep the commandments without anyone having to remember!
- Elder Zwick: Treat people with kindness and respect, even when they
disagree - applying to the fellowship - there is great need to improve
communication, "what you were thinking when you acted that way?"; listen
to one another and to see the view from each.
- Elder Cook: Family history is our obligation.
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Pres. Uchtdorf: Gratitude should be a way of life regardless of our
circumstances, ie, instead of being grateful for "things", we should be
thankful in the circumstances we find ourselves, like Nephi, Job,
pioneers, Joseph Smith, who, even in prison, wrote to the saints
"hopefully joyfully in the Lord." By being grateful to the Lord in
circumstances where we are, we feel peace, experience the serenity of
God's grace. Being grateful does not mean that we are happy with the
circumstances in which we find ourselves, but we trust in God, exercise
faith in Him - "Not my will be done but yours". The spirit of gratitude
is the truth we know: the Atonement return to live with God and we will
have an eternal family. Gratitude is a catalyst for all the attributes
of Christ.
- Elder
Ballard: Track - Let us follow requests to act and progress. Each member
should study SMEs and share what you learn with the missionaries. At
least every 4 months, submit a person to misisonários.
- Sister Stevens: The Lord knows us, hears and answers our prayers. If you truly trust God, will overcome all challenges.
- Bishop Stevenson: This is your life "4 Minutes" pair-do what you do
and prepared to receive the award. The Lord is on our side, how can we
fail?
- Elder Bednar: Heed the call of the Lord to put His yoke upon us. We do
this by making covenants with Him Through the Atonement received
muitoalém our ability. Our charges are not removed, we are strengthened
to carry them. Learn more about the Atonement to carry his own load. It
is the burden we carry establishing sufficient to deliver us and lead us
back to our Heavenly Father spiritual traction.
- Pres.
Monson: Whoever loves God, loves his neighbor, too. Patience, kindness,
gentleness, recognizing the needs of others. Every day we have
opportunities to do good. The Best Place to show charity is at home
[with your fellow Mission]. Treat with kindness and respect. Only
forgiveness heals. Maybe tomorrow, you forget the kind words spoken, but
those who received the treasure for ever.
- Pres. Packer: We can all be inspired.
- Elder Walker: Every LDS should be always loyal.
- Elder
Perry: To always choose the right, follow the inspiration of the Holy
Spirit. Be ready to receive the gentle inspiration of the Holy Spirit.
To succeed in life, we need to teach our body and mind to work together
and obey the voice of the Holy Spirit. Our faithful obedience in the
end, rescue us. Obedience is a choice between our limited power and
knowledge and unlimited power and knowledge of God.
- Elder Corbridge: There will always be opposition to the truth. Has a tremendous importance what we choose to do cad delays.
- Elder Teh: Our teosuro in heaven: 1) develope attributes of Christ; 2)
Strengthen family relationships; 3) Serving others); 4) Understanding
the doctrine of Christ and strengthen our testimonies.
- Elder Aidukaitis: Know the truth: 1) Observing its fruits; 2)
Experiencing the Word for ourselves; 3) Personal Development = knowledge
received from the Lord to ask in faith. If we are truly seeking the
truth, we are willing to do anything to find her, to study the
scriptures and pray.
- Elder Christofferson: Christ is real. Faith is real.
- Pres. Monson: Carefully study each speech upon receiving the Liahona.
So many things for me to put into practice and improve! Have a great weekend!
With love,
Mission Santos - Always Faithful
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