God loves you no matter what! He loves you and He will always welcome you with open arms.

You are never alone. God is with you all the time.

How does knowing that God loves us bless your life?

When we have felt, or feel, uncertain, alone, frustrated, angry, let down, disappointed, or estranged from God and His restored Church, it may take an extra measure of effort and faith to enter again on His covenant path. But it is worth it!

Please come, or come again, unto the Lord Jesus Christ! God’s love is stronger than the cords of death—temporal or spiritual. Our Savior’s Atonement is infinite and eternal.

Each of us strays and falls short. We may, for a time, lose our way. God lovingly assures us, no matter where we are or what we have done, there is no point of no return. He waits ready to embrace us. — Gerrit W. Gong

It is a mistake to assume that every prayer we offer will be answered immediately. Some prayers require considerable effort on our part.

Don’t worry about your clumsily expressed feelings. Just talk to your Father. He hears every prayer and answers it in His way.

When we explain a problem and a proposed solution, sometimes He answers yes, sometimes no. Often He withholds an answer, not for lack of concern, but because He loves us—perfectly.

He wants us to apply truths He has given us. For us to grow, we need to trust our ability to make correct decisions. We need to do what we feel is right. In time, He will answer. He will not fail us.

There is nothing about us He does not know. He is conscious of our every need and could provide all of the answers. Yet, because His purpose is our eternal happiness, He encourages us to make the correct choices.

Richard G. Scott

Sometimes answers to prayer are not recognized because we are too intent on wanting confirmation of our own desires.

We fail to see that the Lord would have us do something else. Be careful to seek His will.

I confess I don’t know how to make a correct decision except where there is righteousness and trust in a Heavenly Father.

The principles simply will not work when agency is intentionally used at variance with the will of God.

If there is unrepented sin, we are left to our own devices to flounder and struggle on our own. We can be rescued through our own repentance.

Richard G. Scott