No matter what we do in this life it will NEVER be enough. We must have our Savior Jesus Christ make up for what we lack becuase we make mistakes every single day and fall short the Glory of God.
We must come to know and better understand who our Savior is also. How can we expect Him to make up what we lack if we don't or aren't making it a priorety in our lives to do what we need to meet Christ at our limits?

"what knoweth that ye are eternally endebted to your heavenly Father, to render to him all that ye have and are;" (Mosiah 2:34)

I need to rely more on my Savior Jesus Christ. I think I often times try to do things on my own and then I get frusterated when it doesn't work out for me. If I would stop being so stubborn and accept the help the Savior offers me, as well as the love he offers me it would make my life easier and I would be happier. I am so thankful for the gospel and for the happiness it brings into my life.

Blessing: I was able to read a lot yesterday and gain a greater testimony of my Savior and what He has done for me and continues to do for me because of his never failing love.

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