This post is short and sweet. This post is based on April 1978 General Conference talk called "What Would the Saviour Have Me Do?" by Derek A. Cuthbert.
Before sharing with you some highlights from reading the talk, I encourage you to think about the following three questions, "What Would the Saviour Have Me Do?" "What does it mean to you?" and "How can you apply the answers to the first question in your everyday life?"
I know there are no wrong and right answers to those three questions. I would like to share with you some highlights while I was reading the talk. Brother Cuthbert mentioned,
"What a great blessing comes to us when we hear and accept the gospel! I earnestly pray that everyone, all people, will listen to the missionaries that those who are members of the Church will listen to the missionaries as they teach their friends in their home, that all those who have not yet accepted the gospel will open their hearts to the gospel message.
The fulness of the gospel of Jesus Christ has been restored in these last days. I know that to be true. It has brought us so much happiness in our lives. We have learned to pray meaningfully; we have learned to pray in our family; we have learned to pray as husband and wife; we have learned to pray in secret and to pour out our hearts to the Lord and receive guidance. How grateful we are for those eternal blessings!
How thankful I am for a loving Father in Heaven who sent his Only Begotten Son, Jesus Christ, into the world to lead and guide us back to him. I bear testimony that the Lord Jesus Christ does live. He did live in mortality and gave us the perfect example. He did show us the way to live, and we can always say (and I do many times, indeed, each day), “What would the Savior have me do? What would the Savior do?” He did ransom us and make the supreme sacrifice and infinite atonement which only the Son of God could make. I know that he lives and that he has restored his gospel in its fulness in these last days. He has restored his church. He has restored the saving ordinances.
He has restored the priesthood power once more to man to prepare for his glorious second coming. I know that he speaks today and reveals his will through a mighty prophet, even President Spencer W. Kimball, whose faith and works are great, even unto miracles and unto the opening of the doors of the nations. We pray for him, and we pray that the doors of the nations will be unlocked.
We pray for the success of the missionaries and are so grateful to be involved in this wonderful latter-day work."
I encourage you to the read the whole talk in your own time, here's the link below.
www.lds.org/general-conference/1978/04/what-would-the-savior-have-me-do
Before sharing with you some highlights from reading the talk, I encourage you to think about the following three questions, "What Would the Saviour Have Me Do?" "What does it mean to you?" and "How can you apply the answers to the first question in your everyday life?"
I know there are no wrong and right answers to those three questions. I would like to share with you some highlights while I was reading the talk. Brother Cuthbert mentioned,
"What a great blessing comes to us when we hear and accept the gospel! I earnestly pray that everyone, all people, will listen to the missionaries that those who are members of the Church will listen to the missionaries as they teach their friends in their home, that all those who have not yet accepted the gospel will open their hearts to the gospel message.
The fulness of the gospel of Jesus Christ has been restored in these last days. I know that to be true. It has brought us so much happiness in our lives. We have learned to pray meaningfully; we have learned to pray in our family; we have learned to pray as husband and wife; we have learned to pray in secret and to pour out our hearts to the Lord and receive guidance. How grateful we are for those eternal blessings!
He has restored the priesthood power once more to man to prepare for his glorious second coming. I know that he speaks today and reveals his will through a mighty prophet, even President Spencer W. Kimball, whose faith and works are great, even unto miracles and unto the opening of the doors of the nations. We pray for him, and we pray that the doors of the nations will be unlocked.
We pray for the success of the missionaries and are so grateful to be involved in this wonderful latter-day work."
I encourage you to the read the whole talk in your own time, here's the link below.
www.lds.org/general-conference/1978/04/what-would-the-savior-have-me-do
Stay Tuned until next time.
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