You can print this script and the images I am sharing as a lesson to help your children better understand the covenant they make at baptism.
Tag: faith
What I really needed was to trust HIM. Trust God. Trust that He created me, therefore, I was enough already.
I believe that one of the things that helps us most in dealing with the hardships that come in life is to truly understand who we are and where we came from.
In the Parable of the Ten Virgins, the Spirit is the oil that powers the lamp to shed light, our only job is to make our lamp available for filling. Let’s create a plan to fill your lamp!
Christ can increase your capacity to do good, He can heal hearts, He can ease pain, He can cause the troubled mind to rest, He can do so many things for us if we will allow Him to.
In the stillness, I remember Him. I honor Him. And I reach out across the centuries to Mary, His mother, with my mama’s heart with gratitude for bearing and raising the Son of God.
This time of year, as I focus on the birth of my Savior and remember all that He has done for me, I yearn to offer Him a gift. But what do you give to He who has given you everything you have?
On November 17, 2020, my son put on a tag engraved with the words “ELDER GOUGH” and I put on a necklace that said “Missionary Mom” as he began his 2-year full time service for the Lord and The Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-day Saints.
As Jonah learned, repentance is the greatest and most loving gift a Father could offer His children.