Follow up: Thoughts
When you tried to change your thoughts in the moment did your thoughts change? Yes! In the moment.
Class member: I read the “What Lack I Yet?” I needed the lesson. The Spirit told me that I needed to stop complaining about the blessings I’ve been given…my husband, kids, callings. It’s opened me up to receiving what I needed to hear.
When our thoughts are critical we close the door on inspiration.
Class member: I remember you asking us to read the talk “A Child’s Guiding Gift”. My daughter is turning 8 and I was able to think about what I do need to prepare her for.
There is a lot of prep that needs to go into baptism.
Class member: Mosiah 4:30---perish doesn’t mean eternally, but perish means our joy.
Class member: I enjoyed the part when we talked about repentance. It is for every little thing, not just the big things. I had lots of opportunities to stop and make the change and then move forward.
Class member: I like how simple you made repentance sound. That it just means to change directions. It just seems so simple. That was eye opening with me.
We should be repenting daily, turning and changing, multiple times a day.
Class member: I liked that she said teaching our children. I was able to talk about ‘just change it’ and make it better…that’s repentance.
When you tried to change your thoughts in the moment did your thoughts change? Yes! In the moment.
Class member: I read the “What Lack I Yet?” I needed the lesson. The Spirit told me that I needed to stop complaining about the blessings I’ve been given…my husband, kids, callings. It’s opened me up to receiving what I needed to hear.
When our thoughts are critical we close the door on inspiration.
Class member: I remember you asking us to read the talk “A Child’s Guiding Gift”. My daughter is turning 8 and I was able to think about what I do need to prepare her for.
There is a lot of prep that needs to go into baptism.
Class member: Mosiah 4:30---perish doesn’t mean eternally, but perish means our joy.
Class member: I enjoyed the part when we talked about repentance. It is for every little thing, not just the big things. I had lots of opportunities to stop and make the change and then move forward.
Class member: I like how simple you made repentance sound. That it just means to change directions. It just seems so simple. That was eye opening with me.
We should be repenting daily, turning and changing, multiple times a day.
Class member: I liked that she said teaching our children. I was able to talk about ‘just change it’ and make it better…that’s repentance.
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