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Regardless of what is happening in the world. Listen to the conference
talks again. Focus on what the apostles told us to do. Focus on
making sure that you are helping those in need. Focus on how you can make your
personal life better by providing service to those you come in contact
with. They don’t have to be homeless. I am reminded of the story of
an acquaintance in the hospital cafeteria sitting next to a young man who was
staring at his food. My friend started to complain about the cost of the
hospital bill for his son’s broken arm. He then asked the young man what
he was doing in the hospital. He looked up at my friend with tears in his
eyes and said, “I am just trying to find the way to tell my two children that
their mother has just died!” Others’ trials put our stepping stones into
perspective.
The world is a mess. It will get worse. No political party, no
special interest group, no government will be able to make anything
better. This condition has been foretold since Adam. Around 700 BC,
Isaiah was prophesying in detail about our time. It is here. Do we
need another Donald Trump or Hilary Clinton or any politician? Do we need
another earthquake, hurricane, volcano eruption, etc. Whether it is
global warming, global freezing, fracking, water pollution, etc. it really
doesn’t matter. We have been told that in the last days all of nature
will be in a state of turmoil. And regardless of what all the movie stars
and politicians think, man cannot change the earth’s climate nor
conditions. God is in control. Man can’t even dress the “lilies of
the field”, let alone affect the climate of the earth.
I leave you my testimony this week that I know that God is in control of
everything. I know that Jesus is the Christ. That he created this
earth and worlds without number. I know that man has no power. If
we will understand who is really in control, our lives will become much
simpler. I bear you my testimony that if we follow the prophet’s wish of
reading the Book of Mormon daily, our lives will improve. Our families
will be happier. And we will make a positive influence upon those around
us.
Dad






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