- The scriptures often talk about, he who the Lord loveth "he chasteneth". I wish I had a better understanding of this. Part of me thinks it's because when we are going through trials those of us who are reading our scriptures, praying, going to church... go to our Father in Heaven and Savior Jesus Christ for guidance and strength and strengthen the relationship and bond there when we are going through hard times. But we need to remember our Savior Jesus Christ and Heavenly Father don't want to just hear from us when we are going through hard times they want to hear from us always when we are happy, when we have a success, when we are making decisions..."

- We have been shown the way and how to live our lives if we would only obey and submit our will to our Father's. We have so many tools that we can use, but if we don't use them we can't make it back we can't strengthen our testimony of these things.

Blessing- Heavenly Father gives us all that we need.

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