Life is not a competition. We only need to worry about one thing: doing our personal best. And it's never too late to be the way you wish you would've been.—Not a Competition

We don’t have to compromise our convictions in order to have compassion and respect the beliefs of others. Loving someone doesn’t necessarily mean you have to agree with them. Disagreement doesn’t mean you cannot love and understand.—We Don't Have to Be the Same to Be Together

We learn in the scriptures that the Lord commands men “to not contend one with another,” and that Satan is the father of contention. Truly following Christ will quench our anger and increase our love for our brothers and sisters.—Contention Is Not of Me

We learn in the scriptures that the Lord commands men “to not contend one with another,” and that Satan is the father of contention. Truly following Christ will quench our anger and increase our love for our brothers and sisters.—Contention Is Not of Me

Members of the Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-day Saints perform sacred ordinances in temples. We return to the temple after completing these ordinances for ourselves to perform them for ancestors who didn’t have the opportunity to.—Temples and Preparation

Members of the Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-day Saints perform sacred ordinances in temples. We return to the temple after completing these ordinances for ourselves to perform them for ancestors who didn’t have the opportunity to.—Temples and Preparation

The Lord sometimes turns our expectations on their heads. But we can face change with a grateful heart when we understand that changes and unexpected curve-balls are meant to help us.—Subverting Expectations

The Lord sometimes turns our expectations on their heads. But we can face change with a grateful heart when we understand that changes and unexpected curve-balls are meant to help us.—Subverting Expectations

The Lord knows us. He has a plan for us. And He will always help us to turn the bitter into sweet.—I Knew Thee

The Lord knows us. He has a plan for us. And He will always help us to turn the bitter into sweet.—I Knew Thee