Friday, January 18, 2013
My Talents Make Me Special
Everyone has their own special talents that are unique to
them and everyone uses them differently. I try use my talents to join the conversation
online. I join the conversation online by posting mormon messages or my
testimony on my facebook. I have lived in three different countries and most of
my friends from there are Mormon. However, not all of them are. I like to think that they read or watch the
messages I put on my facebook. I try use some of my talents by trying to always
be open to questions they might have. I
don't know if I am converting anyone but I do feel like I am influencing others
to do good. If that is all I am doing then I am still proud of my work.
Be An Example

One of the best
ways to be a missionary is to be an example. I have witnessed many miracles
because someone has been an example. My grandpa was one of the best examples I
have had in my life. He fully converted to the gospel and never looked back
once he knew it was true. He was a teacher and because of his words many people
have better lives. He was never afraid of telling a stranger about the church and
sharing with them his testimony. My grandpa is my example of helping others
with our words.
"Every disciple of Christ will be most effective and do the
most good by adopting a demeanor worthy of a follower of the Savior.
Discussions focused on questioning, debating, and doubting gospel principles do
little to build the kingdom of God."
I don't know
about you but I know that I get frustrated very easily. It is always hard for
me to calmly sit back and listen to someone bashing my beliefs. However, I have
seen the effects that a calm conversation can do. It is something I believe we
can all work on. As a disciple of God we need to do all we can to build His
kingdom. If that is swallowing our frustration then so be it. We all have
things that we can work on to create a better example for others.
My Perfect Day
Tuesday, January 15, 2013
Step One
Step One: Create a blog for thesis. Done. Step Two: do the assignments...huh maybe later!
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