When my visiting teachers came this month, their message reminded me of an article I read several years ago. I found it again on the Church's website. I thought I would like to share.
30 March 2008
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This route the children of Israel were asked to take [through the Red Sea] was an unforeseen route. It was a path no one had ever taken before. But through it, the Lord made the seemingly impossible possible. . .I have found that the unexpected route is not a lesser route.
Becky Thomas, October 2007 Ensign
Becky Thomas, October 2007 Ensign
Current reads
New Deal or Raw Deal by Burt Folsom -- finished
Daily hope is vital, since the “Winter Quarters” of our lives are not immediately adjacent to our promised land either. An arduous trek still awaits, but hope spurs weary disciples on.
Those with true hope often see their personal circumstances shaken, like kaleidoscopes, again and again. Yet with the “eye of faith,” they still see divine pattern and purpose.
Elder Neal A Maxwell
Those with true hope often see their personal circumstances shaken, like kaleidoscopes, again and again. Yet with the “eye of faith,” they still see divine pattern and purpose.
Elder Neal A Maxwell
1 comments:
Some great thoughts in that article. I particularly like the idea of "dropping our worldly toys" to worship. What a great concept. Thanks for sharing!
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