"Let the Holy Spirit Guide" ~ Elder Rasband (Mom)

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"First promptings are pure inspiration from heaven. When they confirm or testify to us, we need to recognize them for what they are and never let them slip past. So often, it is the Spirit inspiring us to reach out to someone in need, family and friends.  The Lord knows the needs of all His children—and He knows who is prepared to help. If we let the Lord know in our morning prayers that we are ready, He will call on us to respond. If we respond, He will call on us time and time again and we will find ourselves on what President Monson calls “the Lord’s errand.”19 We will become spiritual first responders bringing help from on high."

Take the challenge to become a Spiritual First Responder~Mom

Thomas S Monson (Jen)

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"It is essential for you to have your own testimony in these difficult times, for the testimonies of others will carry you only so far. However, once obtained, a testimony needs to be kept vital and alive through continued obedience to the commandments of God and through daily prayer and scripture study."

"Am I Good Enough? Will I Make It?" J. Devin Cornish (Melissa)

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Quotes Melissa picked out:
"He will love and correct but never discourage us; that is Satan’s trick."

"I witness to you that if you will really try and will not rationalize or rebel—repenting often and pleading for the grace, or help, of Christ—you positively are going to be “good enough,” that is, acceptable before the Lord; you are going to make it to the celestial kingdom, being perfect in Christ; and you are going to receive the blessings and glory and joy that God desires for each of His precious children—including specifically you and me."

Jeffrey R Holland (Mariah)

https://www.lds.org/general-conference/2017/04/media/session_2_talk_7?lang=eng

Mormon 9:16 (Will)

"To Whom Shall We Go?" Emmalee

To Whom Shall We Go?

“I pray for them … that they may be one, as we are. …
“Neither pray I for these alone, but for them also which shall believe on me through their word;
“That they all may be one; as thou, Father, art in me, and I in thee, that they also may be one in us.”1

I was deeply moved while reading these words and found myself praying in that sacred place that I could ever be one with my family and with my Heavenly Father and with His Son.
Our precious relationships with families, friends, the Lord, and His restored Church are among the things that matter most in life. Because these relationships are so important, they should be cherished, protected, and nurtured.

M. Russell Ballard 

D&C 68:30 (Dad)