Worthy and Willing

So, it's been a month of Sundays since I've recorded an episode. Life has been chaotic and its so easy to get lost in the motions. I decided this week it was time to get back to the podcast, as I had felt so strongly the push to start it. Maybe I was putting too much pressure on myself to do an episode every single week with come follow me. Maybe I needed a reason to start come follow me. Whatever this is, I'm ready for it!

“He Worketh in Me to Do According to His Will”
From Enos we learn that prayer is a sincere effort to draw near to God and seek to know His will. When you pray with this intent, you are more likely to discover, as Enos did, that God hears you and truly cares about you, your loved ones, and even your enemies.
When you know His will, you are better able to do His will. Like Mormon, you may “not know all things; but the Lord knoweth all things … ; wherefore, he worketh in [you] to do according to his will”

How often do we reflect on the covenants we made with our Father in Heaven at Baptism? This weeks episode we are doing just that! Why is it so important to recognize the Holy Ghost in our lives? Where does this power come from? Listen to Learn!

Join me in preparing spiritually for Holy Week. We are going to review some of Christs last teachings, and what we as worthy and willing followers can do in our own lives to cut out some of our own debris, and create a safer space for the spirit to dwell in us.

The gospel of Jesus Christ is a gospel of repentance. Because of the Savior’s Atonement, His gospel provides an invitation to keep changing, growing, and becoming more pure. It is a gospel of hope, of healing, and of progress. Thus, the gospel is a message of joy! Our spirits rejoice with every small step forward we take.

Part of the gathering of Israel, and a very important part, is the charge for us as a people to be worthy and willing to help prepare the world for the Second Coming of the Lord.

Welcome Message - Pres. Russell M. Nelson (April Gen. Conf. 2021)