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Some days, loving others feels natural. Other days, it feels like the hardest thing the Savior has ever asked us to do. ...
07/09/2026

Some days, loving others feels natural. Other days, it feels like the hardest thing the Savior has ever asked us to do. People misunderstand us. They speak harshly. They forget our efforts. And sometimes, they simply don’t show love back.

But the Savior’s example is steady. He loved people who doubted Him. He served people who ignored Him. He forgave people who hurt Him. And He invites us to walk that same path of quiet, courageous love.

We can follow the example of Jesus Christ, who is our role model, by choosing to love others even if they show little or no love toward us. He declared, “Blessed are the peacemakers: for they shall be called the children of God.”

I’ve had moments when choosing peace felt almost impossible. Someone’s words cut deeper than they knew. A misunderstanding lingered longer than it should have. My heart felt tight, and honestly, I didn’t want to be the one to soften first.

But in prayer, the Spirit nudged me gently. Not with a lecture. Not with guilt. Just a quiet reminder: “Choose peace.”

I remember reaching out with a simple message. Nothing dramatic. Just kindness. And something changed. Not instantly, not perfectly, but enough. Enough for the Spirit to settle in. Enough for my heart to breathe again. Enough for healing to begin.

Peacemaking doesn’t mean pretending everything is fine. It means letting Christ guide our reactions. It means choosing patience when irritation feels easier. It means choosing compassion when pride wants the last word.

And every time we choose peace, we feel a little more like Him.
A little more patient.
A little more gentle.
A little more willing to love the way He loves.

Blessed are the peacemakers. Blessed are those who choose love even when it’s hard. Blessed are those who follow the Savior’s example one small, sincere choice at a time.

There are moments when the Spirit whispers something simple yet powerful to the heart. A reminder. A nudge. A gentle cal...
07/09/2026

There are moments when the Spirit whispers something simple yet powerful to the heart. A reminder. A nudge. A gentle call to rise again.

To those who are struggling to come home, know that it is your Savior who’s the one calling you back. In the end, everyone must make their own choices to come home.

I’ve felt that wrestle myself. There were days when I wondered if I still belonged, if I still deserved the peace I once felt so strongly. Life gets heavy. Mistakes pile up. Distance grows quietly. But even in those moments, the Savior’s voice never stopped reaching for me. It wasn’t loud. It wasn’t dramatic. It was steady. It was patient. It was love.

One experience stays with me. I remember sitting alone, feeling spiritually worn out, when a thought settled into my heart with surprising warmth. “You can still come home.” It wasn’t a correction. It wasn’t a reminder of what I lacked. It was an invitation. A promise that the Savior had not given up on me.

Coming home is a choice only we can make, but the Savior makes the path possible. He clears the way. He carries the weight. He fills the journey with mercy. And He celebrates every small step we take toward Him.

His call is real. His welcome is sure. And His love never stops reaching.

Sometimes the Savior reaches us in the quietest ways. A gentle prompting. A name that comes to mind. A feeling that says...
06/09/2026

Sometimes the Savior reaches us in the quietest ways. A gentle prompting. A name that comes to mind. A feeling that says, “Go. Reach out. Lift.” Those moments have become some of the holiest parts of my discipleship.

Ministering by the Spirit invites the Savior’s healing into our lives and the lives of those we minister to. I often find peace, clarity, healing, and purpose when I minister. I find the Savior when I minister.

There have been times when I visited someone carrying a burden I didn’t fully understand. I didn’t have perfect words or a perfect plan. But as I listened, as I prayed silently for guidance, I felt the Spirit settle into the conversation. The room felt lighter. Their heart felt calmer. And mine did too.

Other times, the healing came to me. I went to lift someone else, but I walked away feeling lifted myself. A simple testimony shared. A moment of laughter. A quiet prayer together. These small experiences remind me that ministering is not just something we do for others. It is something the Savior uses to reach us.

Ministering by the Spirit turns ordinary moments into sacred ones. It teaches us to slow down, to listen, to love with intention, and to trust that the Lord knows exactly who needs us and when. And in those moments, we discover that He is ministering to us just as much as we are ministering to them.

When everything around us feels uncertain, we need something within us that remains steady.There will always be noise ar...
06/09/2026

When everything around us feels uncertain, we need something within us that remains steady.

There will always be noise around us. Opinions, changes, disappointments, unexpected problems, and moments that can leave us wondering what to do next.

We cannot always control what happens in life, but we can choose what we allow to strengthen our hearts.

That is why spending time in God’s word each day matters to me.

Sometimes a verse we read today may not seem especially important. Then, weeks or months later, we find ourselves in a situation we never expected, and suddenly those words come back to us.

They give us perspective. They remind us to trust. They help us remember who we are and whose we are.

The words of Christ can prepare our hearts before the storm arrives.

We don’t read the scriptures only because we are expecting problems. We read them because we want to know the Savior better while life is peaceful, so that when difficult days come, we already know where to turn.

We may not know what tomorrow will ask of us, but we can fill our hearts today with words that will give us strength when we need it most.

Stay close to His word. Stay close to Him. Let His voice become familiar to your heart.

People may forget what we say about our faith, but they often remember how our faith made us treat them.Following Jesus ...
05/09/2026

People may forget what we say about our faith, but they often remember how our faith made us treat them.

Following Jesus Christ is not only about what we believe. It is also about how those beliefs shape the way we live.

When we choose to be patient instead of angry, forgiving instead of holding a grudge, honest when no one is watching, and willing to serve when there is nothing to gain, our actions begin to speak for us.

We don’t have to tell everyone that we follow Christ. Our lives can quietly show it.

None of us will live perfectly. We will make mistakes, lose our patience, and sometimes fall short of the person we want to be. But every day gives us another opportunity to turn back to the Savior and try again.

I believe that as we sincerely strive to live His gospel, something changes within us. Our choices, our words, and the way we treat others can become a reflection of the Savior we love.

May our lives be a quiet testimony of Jesus Christ, not because we are perfect, but because we are continually trying to become more like Him.

05/09/2026

“Cast thy burden upon the Lord, and He shall sustain thee; He shall never suffer the righteous to be moved.” (Psalm 55:22)

This verse is an invitation to release what weighs the heart down. Cast thy burden, not carry it, not hide it, not manage it alone. God asks you to place your worries, pressures, and silent struggles into His hands.

And the promise follows immediately: He shall sustain thee. Not occasionally, not partially, He will uphold you with strength that does not run out. His support is steady even when life feels unstable.

He shall never suffer the righteous to be moved. This means God will not allow your foundation to collapse. Even when circumstances shake, even when emotions rise, even when uncertainty surrounds you, God keeps you standing. His stability becomes your stability.

If you’re carrying something heavy today, let this verse remind you that God is ready to take the weight and give you strength in return.

Sometimes the Lord changes our calling before we understand why.There have been moments when a change in a calling has d...
05/09/2026

Sometimes the Lord changes our calling before we understand why.

There have been moments when a change in a calling has deeply affected me and my family. Sometimes we may feel surprised, disappointed, or even wonder why the Lord is asking us to let go of something we have loved and served in.

I have learned that callings are temporary, but our covenants and relationship with Jesus Christ are eternal.

When a calling changes, it can require great faith to trust that the Lord knows what He is doing. We may not immediately see the reason behind the change, but we can choose to move forward with faith. I have experienced that the Lord can use every calling, every transition, and even every unexpected change to teach us, stretch us, and bring us closer to Him.

There are times when we serve with our whole heart, and then suddenly we are asked to step away. It can be difficult. But I have come to realize that the Lord does not measure our worth by the calling we hold. He knows our hearts. He knows our sacrifices. He knows the quiet prayers and the efforts that no one else sees.

President Russell M. Nelson has taught us to hear Him. Sometimes hearing Him means accepting a change that we did not expect and trusting Him even when we do not yet understand.

My personal reflection is this: When the Lord closes one door of service, He is not closing the door to our purpose. He may simply be leading us toward another way to bless His children.

I testify that Jesus Christ knows us personally. He knows our families, our circumstances, our worries, and our desires to serve Him. If a change in calling ever feels difficult, we can place our trust in Him and remember that we are still needed in His work.

We may not know what the next chapter will bring, but we can trust the One who is writing it.

“Trust in the Lord with all thine heart; and lean not unto thine own understanding.”
Proverbs 3:5

I know that as we faithfully follow the Lord, He will guide us where He needs us to be. ❤️

None of us has a perfect life or a perfect family.Sometimes we look at other people and think they have everything figur...
04/09/2026

None of us has a perfect life or a perfect family.

Sometimes we look at other people and think they have everything figured out. But behind every smile, there may be struggles we know nothing about.

I have learned that empathy can be a powerful way to help someone feel less alone. We do not always need to have the right answers. Sometimes, simply listening, understanding, and saying, “I know this is hard, and you are not alone,” can make a difference.

The Savior, Jesus Christ, understands our weaknesses, burdens, and imperfect circumstances perfectly. Because He understands us, He can teach us to understand and love others better.

I hope we can be more patient with one another, because everyone is fighting battles we may not see.

We may not have perfect lives or perfect families, but through Christ, we never have to face our struggles alone.

Some of the greatest peace in life comes from knowing that we never have to walk alone.I’m grateful for the promise that...
04/09/2026

Some of the greatest peace in life comes from knowing that we never have to walk alone.

I’m grateful for the promise that the Spirit of the Savior can always be with us.

Life can become busy so quickly. We have responsibilities, worries, distractions, and moments when our minds are pulled in so many different directions. It can be easy to forget the Savior in the middle of it all.

That is why remembering Him matters.

Each week, as we worship, partake of the sacrament, and renew our commitment to follow Him, we have an opportunity to slow down and turn our hearts back to Christ.

We remember what He has done for us. We remember His love. We remember His sacrifice. And we remember that He is still walking with us.

Walking with Jesus Christ doesn’t mean life will suddenly become easy. It means we don’t have to face life without His guidance, comfort, and strength.

When we remember Him, we make room for Him in our lives. And the more we walk with Him, the more we begin to recognize His presence along the way.

04/09/2026

“The eternal God is thy refuge, and underneath are the everlasting arms.” (Deuteronomy 33:27)

This verse is a picture of security that never fades. The eternal God, the One who has no beginning and no end, is your refuge. Not a temporary shelter, not a fragile hiding place, but a refuge that stands beyond time, beyond circumstance, beyond every storm that touches your life.

And underneath are the everlasting arms. Not arms that weaken, not arms that slip, not arms that grow tired. Everlasting. Strong enough to hold you when you feel like you’re falling. Gentle enough to carry you when you feel worn out. Faithful enough to support you when everything else feels uncertain.

If today feels heavy or unstable, let this verse remind you that you are being held by arms that never fail. God Himself is your refuge, and His support is beneath you even in the moments you cannot see it

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