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General Conference 2013 Sunday Afternoon
Sunday morning session
Dieter F. Uchtdorf
- Let god know of our trials
- Ask for strength and support
- Ask that your eyes and ears will be opened
- Walk in the light
- God knows that we will make mistakes
- But he loves us just the same
- He has given us the gospel
- As we strive to do right, the light of the gospel will surround and uplift us
- Dark can not exist in the presence of light
- Our lives may be touched with darkness from time to time
- Our living hope should be in Jesus Christ
- Darkness will not gain victory over the light of Christ
Neil L. Andersen
- Teach the gospel to everyone
- Miracles will come from spreading it
- All people must learn of the gospel
- There are not 65,000 missionaries
- We can congregations in 189 countries
- No force in the entire world can stop the word of god
- Be an instrument in God’s hands
- We need the lord’s help!
- Although many WANT to be closer to God
- They have unanswered questions
- Opportunities will be opened to us
- Use technology to spread the gospel
WOMAN
- One of the greatest influence is the influence on a child
- Listen to the still small voice
- Distractions prevent us from hearing it
- Choose a time each day to disconnect from technology
- Give full attention to children
L. Whitney Clayton
- in the happiest marriages:
- both husband and wife consider their marriage to be of infinite worth
- no other relationship can generate as much good
- they are built on faith in Jesus Christ
- and adherence to his teachings
- attend sacrament and other meetings every week
- FAITH is the foundation of everything
- Humility is selfless, not selfish
- Trust is important in marriage
L. Tom Perry
- Obedience to law is liberty
- Laws have blessings and penelties
- Satan wants to make us disobedient so we lose our liberty
- Satan wants to make us miserable like us
- We need to stop coveting
- Adultery and murder are bad so don’t do them.
- The significance of families is
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