When we understand our relationship with Jesus Christ then we understand who we truly are.
Monday, November 25, 2013
Many Mighty Miracles
In honor of Thanksgiving I have been thinking about the things that I am grateful for the the many miracles that I see each day as a missionary for the Church of Jesus Christ of
Latter-day Saints. I have been on my mission for almost six months and I
have learned in these past few months that miracles happen every single
day, we just have to have our eyes and hearts open to recognize God's
hand in our lives. I wanted to share some miracles that would be
considered small by some, but my companion and I know that they are
truly miracles! We were let into someone's home after hours of being out
in the cold and were able to share a message about prophets with him.
We were given Powerade by someone after a long evening of knocking
doors. We were able to serve at the Mandarin food bank. We did NOT get
eaten by a dog who could have attacked us. We see the greatest miracle
each morning as the Lord gives us strength beyond our own to love His
children, share our testimonies, and wear His name. Our Savior Jesus
Christ is THE miracle and He is who we dedicate our lives to!
Friday, November 15, 2013
What Made Me Realize that I am a Daughter of God?
I have grown up singing the song "I Am a Child of God" and I assumed for years that everyone knew that we were sons and daughters of our Heavenly Father. I came to realize that that precious fundamental truth is not known by everyone and it is something that needs to be shared. What makes the difference in knowing that we do have a divine identity? I know that when we truly understand who we are we see the people around us differently. We see them not just as disconnected people walking past us in grocery stores, schools, and on the streets, but as brothers and sisters as part of the family of God. We are more motivated to serve, uplift, help, and make a difference in the lives of the people around us. Understanding and sharing our true identity has the potential to better the world, communities, families, and individuals.
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