A great description of a process and its consequences. Many parallels with other actions such as willing to change, willing to try something new, willing to love an enemy, and willing to speak out for the truth. All are steps of vulnerability which, if pursued with faith and with confidence, can move us ahead much further than we were.
Ole OlsenJune 19, 2019
Excellent article. I've been assigned a Sacrament meeting talk on the 30th about how to accept and move past failure. This story is perfect. Thank you. and say Hi to your Dad for me.
Vicki CraycraftJune 19, 2019
What a sweet story, thank you for sharing. Greg is a beautiful person. I am proud to see the man he grew up to be. What a blessing you two will be to each other.
Laura Israelsen KebkerJune 18, 2019
So well said Michaela. Thank you for sharing this great illustration of such an important principle.
Scot Facer ProctorJune 18, 2019
I love this story and I love the man you married. He is such a wonderful son-in-law. How blessed we all are to have him in our family. And I'm so grateful you chose to be vulnerable. Love you. --Dad.
Geoff SteurerJune 18, 2019
I love this article! Thank you for using such a powerful illustration of this important principle!
HalJune 18, 2019
Great story and a wonderful analogy on how our testimonies are built line upon line, precept upon precept, stone upon stone and having the faith that our questions and failings will all be answered and turned into strengths if we just stay in the Good Ship Zion and keep on rowing.
Chuck McClureJune 18, 2019
Thank you for your wonderful article! I wouldn't normally read something like this but I was drawn to it! I love the way you tied you dating experience back to the Savior. And, being somewhat of a romantic, I loved the wedding picture and your story. Being open to the Savior is so important. Thank you again!
CarolineJune 18, 2019
I love this, especially the phrase "trembling trust." Thank you for sharing these stories.
Maralyn DotsonJune 18, 2019
Wow! I can’t breathe! Thanks for making vulnerability so celestial and righteous! Thanks for sharing your beautiful self with us. I love you for that!
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Harold RustJune 20, 2019
A great description of a process and its consequences. Many parallels with other actions such as willing to change, willing to try something new, willing to love an enemy, and willing to speak out for the truth. All are steps of vulnerability which, if pursued with faith and with confidence, can move us ahead much further than we were.
Ole OlsenJune 19, 2019
Excellent article. I've been assigned a Sacrament meeting talk on the 30th about how to accept and move past failure. This story is perfect. Thank you. and say Hi to your Dad for me.
Vicki CraycraftJune 19, 2019
What a sweet story, thank you for sharing. Greg is a beautiful person. I am proud to see the man he grew up to be. What a blessing you two will be to each other.
Laura Israelsen KebkerJune 18, 2019
So well said Michaela. Thank you for sharing this great illustration of such an important principle.
Scot Facer ProctorJune 18, 2019
I love this story and I love the man you married. He is such a wonderful son-in-law. How blessed we all are to have him in our family. And I'm so grateful you chose to be vulnerable. Love you. --Dad.
Geoff SteurerJune 18, 2019
I love this article! Thank you for using such a powerful illustration of this important principle!
HalJune 18, 2019
Great story and a wonderful analogy on how our testimonies are built line upon line, precept upon precept, stone upon stone and having the faith that our questions and failings will all be answered and turned into strengths if we just stay in the Good Ship Zion and keep on rowing.
Chuck McClureJune 18, 2019
Thank you for your wonderful article! I wouldn't normally read something like this but I was drawn to it! I love the way you tied you dating experience back to the Savior. And, being somewhat of a romantic, I loved the wedding picture and your story. Being open to the Savior is so important. Thank you again!
CarolineJune 18, 2019
I love this, especially the phrase "trembling trust." Thank you for sharing these stories.
Maralyn DotsonJune 18, 2019
Wow! I can’t breathe! Thanks for making vulnerability so celestial and righteous! Thanks for sharing your beautiful self with us. I love you for that!
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