In this anchor point, Stephanie and Roseanne reflect on Elder Jackson’s teaching about accounting and how it invites us to minister in a higher and holier way. Rather than serving out of routine or obligation, they explore what happens when we take our stewardships to the Lord and sincerely ask, “How can I minister the way Thou would?”

They share how asking that question opens the door to personal revelation—specific ideas, impressions, and quiet promptings that help us reach individuals in meaningful ways. As we act on that inspiration, we come to recognize that the Lord is already remembering and caring for that person, and He allows us to participate in His work.

Through beautiful personal experiences, Stephanie and Roseanne discuss what it looks like to truly listen, to understand someone’s real needs, and to go beyond surface-level connections. They share how deeper relationships and thoughtful service can meet needs that are often unseen—and how sacred and fulfilling that process can be.

This anchor point invites listeners to slow down, seek the Spirit, and trust that small, inspired acts of ministering can become powerful expressions of Christlike love.