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Move forward with faith
By Stonecarver
8/3/2015 4:03:28 AM
Well it's my first blog entry in a very long time! Since my last entry I have walked the path of repentance for my faults and sins and now I know and feel the atonement in my life constantly! At the same time I get tons of support from my parents and my church leaders, who are constantly encouraging my to do my best to move on from not only my addiction but from the dark past I set for myself! After making the right decisions I've truly have become converted into the fold of Christ, and now I'm just getting ready to serve my mission with a clear conscience and a contrived spirit! Speaking of missions I'm finally meeting with the stake president to turn in my papers and then later on recieve the Melchizedek priesthood! So everything is finally working out. Sorry I went dark for a while there but I needed to figure things out before I could ce back on and so now I'm on again! Thanks for your support by the way I really needed it!

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gladto hear your progress!    
"Awesome to hear your progress. Keep up the good work!"
posted at 23:22:17 on August 3, 2015 by sjanderson1


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"Lucifer will do all in his power to keep you captive. You are familiar with his strategy. He whispers: “No one will ever know.” “Just one more time.” “You can’t change; you have tried before and failed.” “It’s too late; you’ve gone too far.” Don’t let him discourage you. When you take the path that climbs, that harder path of the Savior, there are rewards along the way. When you do something right, when you resist temptation, when you meet a goal, you will feel very good about it. It is a very different kind of feeling than you have when you violate commandments—an altogether different feeling. It brings a measure of peace and comfort and provides encouragement to press on. "

— Richard G. Scott

General Conference May 1990