As we enter what are proving to be dark times, I want to keep my eyes and heart trained on the future, the promised return of my Saviour. It helps me to remember the great days that lie ahead. I am happy to know that children born now will probably live most of their lives in the Millenium, a great world to come.
Steve W.October 17, 2016
Carolyn,
Thank you for your Words of Wisdom, no pun intended. I especially liked the story about Bro. Thompson. We often forget that it's the small and simple things we do that have the greatest impact. Looking forward to more of your articles.
Joy LundbergOctober 17, 2016
Great article, Carolyn. Thank you!
Chad FranciscoOctober 17, 2016
In today's world, listen to the Brethren: President Dieter F. Uchtdorf:
"I don’t know exactly how
to articulate this point of not judging others
with sufficient eloquence, passion, and persuasion
to make it stick.
I can quote scripture,
I can try to expound doctrine,
and I will even quote a bumper sticker I recently saw.
It was attached to the back of a car
whose driver appeared to be
a little rough around the edges,
but the words on the sticker
taught an insightful lesson.
It read,
'Don’t judge me because I sin differently than you.'"
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JanetOctober 19, 2016
As we enter what are proving to be dark times, I want to keep my eyes and heart trained on the future, the promised return of my Saviour. It helps me to remember the great days that lie ahead. I am happy to know that children born now will probably live most of their lives in the Millenium, a great world to come.
Steve W.October 17, 2016
Carolyn, Thank you for your Words of Wisdom, no pun intended. I especially liked the story about Bro. Thompson. We often forget that it's the small and simple things we do that have the greatest impact. Looking forward to more of your articles.
Joy LundbergOctober 17, 2016
Great article, Carolyn. Thank you!
Chad FranciscoOctober 17, 2016
In today's world, listen to the Brethren: President Dieter F. Uchtdorf: "I don’t know exactly how to articulate this point of not judging others with sufficient eloquence, passion, and persuasion to make it stick. I can quote scripture, I can try to expound doctrine, and I will even quote a bumper sticker I recently saw. It was attached to the back of a car whose driver appeared to be a little rough around the edges, but the words on the sticker taught an insightful lesson. It read, 'Don’t judge me because I sin differently than you.'"
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