We Don't Really Know What We Believe

No Woman Who Understands The Gospel Would Ever Think That Any Other Work Is More Important Or Would Ever Say, "i Am Just A Mother," For Mothers Heal The Souls Of Men.

The Lord Has Set No Limits On What He Is Willing To Teach Us And Give Us. We Are The Only Ones Who Set Limits--through Our Neglect Our Disobedience Or Ignorance. We Are In Large Measure The Ones Who Determine What We Will Learn And Experience In Mortality, And What We Will Receive Eternally.

Satan Is A "roaring Lion, [who] Walketh About, Seeking Whom He May Devour." And He Will Devour Us Unless We "put On The Whole Armour [or Power] Of God, That We May Be Able To Stand Against The Wiles Of The Devil." (see 1 Peter 5 And Ephesians 6)

Without The Presence Of The Spirit, It Is Impossible To Comprehend Our Personal Mission Or To Have The Reassurance That Our Course Is Right.

On Those Days When We're Not Ready To Stop Being Offended, Not Ready To Forgive, Still Determined To Dish Out The Silent Treatment, What We're Actually Saying Is, "thanks, But I Don't Want To Become More Like The Savior Today. Maybe Tomorrow, But Not Today." Perhaps Those Are The Times When We Need To Pray The Hardest, The Times It Becomes Clear That A Change In Behavior Is Not Enough--that We Must Have A Change In Nature.