This week, we will talk about the eternal sacrifice of our Savior, Jesus Christ. I know one week is not close to enough about to cover all the aspects of it, in fact, a lifetime is not enough either, but I hope this week we can get a small glimpse of the magnitude of the greatest event in history. The Atonement of Jesus Christ.

I will see you all tomorrow!

Part of the beauty of life (though it can be hard) is that tribulation and trials make us stronger. In Doctrine and Covenants 58:3-5 tells us that the good things that the Lord God will bless us with are things we can't even comprehend. Sometimes it feels like they won't come, but for those that wait upon the Lord, they come. I will see you all tomorrow!

You are the most important thing to your loving Father in Heaven.

Jacob 6:12 tells us to be wise. In what ways can you be wise?

I will see you all tomorrow!

We can be like the Savior. Luke 2:52 shares with us how Jesus grew. He wants us to grow as well, and we are given guidance on how we can grow to be like him. I will see you all tomorrow!

1 Nephi 2:15 is commonly seen as a funny verse of scripture. Today my uncle shares why this verse shouldn't be overlooked. This verse, consisting of 7 words, teaches us things about humility others verses can't. A man of tremendous wealth and status, was commanded by the Lord to leave it all behind and to depart into the wilderness. And he did it without hesitation, Trusting that the Lord would provide for his family. Had he chosen his wealth over the Lord, he and his family would have perished alongside all of Jerusalem.

Thank you Brian! I will see you all tomorrow!

My aunt shares one of her favorite verses with us today! It is found in 2 Nephi 4:20-21. Nephi shares with us that even amidst the trials and lows of life, God is our support. We are reminded that no matter what life throws at us, we are encircled about with his love! Thank you so much Korinne! I will see you all tomorrow!

James 1:2-4 is a reminder to us that patience is perfect. Gaining patience comes by patience. Funny how that works, but the Lord allows us to have trials and tribulations so that we can trow our patience and in turn, become whole. Like Him. I will see you tomorrow!

Luke 1:37 reminds us that nothing is impossible to God.

Put your life in his hands and he will do wonders. I will see you all tomorrow!

The reality of the Living Christ is the most sure thing on earth.

I will see you all tomorrow.