Look
for what the troubles of life can bring.
In the
day of their peace they esteemed lightly my counsel; but, in the day of their
trouble, of necessity they feel after me.
Doctrine & Covenants
101:8
Have
you ever had a “fair weather friend”?
They are great to have around when everything is going well. But the
moment you have difficulties in life, they disappear until the trouble is over. There are also fair weather Christians. When life is going well, and the Church activities
are interesting, they are OK with God.
But when life’s storms come, they feel betrayed and abandon their
faith. There is also the opposite of “foul
weather Christians”. You rarely see them
at Church or see their faith or devotion until the storms of life come. When
they need help, they seek the refuge of the Church and God. But instead of being “fair weather” or “foul
weather Christians”, we need to be “all weather Christians”.
Today’s Takeaway: Through
thick and thin, good times or bad, we need to be faithful and trust in God’s
goodness. Decide once and for all your devotion to God and His goodness. It isn’t
enough to be converted; we must also be committed to the Lord.
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