The Lord said that he would, "leave the strength and the blessings of God upon them...this because of their exceeding faith, and their patience in their tribulations." (Alma 60:25-26)
I hope I have enough faith and patience to get strength from the Lord throughout my whole life.

We need to clean our inward vessel unto the Lord.
We need to have righteous desires and goals in order to fulfill Gods plan and purpose. It is important to always be improving our lives and what we must do. I'm thankful that I know God talks to me and that he is always there to strengthen and bless me. But I also know that I must do my part and continuously be strengthening my faith and work on having patience in my own personal daily tribulations.

Blessing- I'm so thankful God gives me strength that I need especially when I don't feel like I can do something or when I don't have confidence in myself to accomplish my goals or even the tasks of the day. And that I have a family that will help me make big decisions.

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