I would love to hear who gave your favorite talk or some of your favorite quotes from conference or any ah-has that you had. Anyone willing to share???
I had an Ah-ha that might not make since to some of you but I thought I'd share any way: So in the personality test (dressing your truth) there are ones, twos, threes, and fours. So my Ah-ha is: President Thomas S Monson is the two, Henry B Eyring is the four, Dieter Friedrich Uchtdorf is the one, and there isn't a three because God is in charge. :)
Yes, Kylee, of course you count! I am excited to listen to that talk now Gingerman - i plan on hearing it tomorrow morning. Colors, i was profiling people too - i like your ah-ha :-) I had lots of favorites, but one of them was Elder Scott - i love the thought of being strengthen through the atonement to accomplish God's work and of being protected from my weaknesses - I'll be studying that one in more depth soon!
So, I got to enjoy my niece during Conference, and watch her with Rachel during the Saturday Afternoon session, so, I'm wanting to go back and listen to a lot of the talks! But I have to say, that Elder Holland was my ultimate favorite, (Other then the prophet of course:) ) He just has so much fervor in his voice when he speaks and I love how he always includes everyone in his talks!
Well, I don't know if I really count but my favorite talk from today was the one by S. Gifford Nielson! I thought his talk was simply amazing! :D
ReplyDelete~ Kylee
Kylee, you definitely count!
DeleteIn the Priesthood Session last night, Bishop Caussé spoke about unity. I thought it had some great thoughts that we could apply to Vanguard!
ReplyDeleteHere's the link to the talk: https://www.lds.org/general-conference/watch/2013/10?lang=eng&vid=2722351311001&cid=4
I had an Ah-ha that might not make since to some of you but I thought I'd share any way: So in the personality test (dressing your truth) there are ones, twos, threes, and fours. So my Ah-ha is: President Thomas S Monson is the two, Henry B Eyring is the four, Dieter Friedrich Uchtdorf is the one, and there isn't a three because God is in charge. :)
ReplyDeleteI like that a lot!!
DeleteYes, Kylee, of course you count!
ReplyDeleteI am excited to listen to that talk now Gingerman - i plan on hearing it tomorrow morning.
Colors, i was profiling people too - i like your ah-ha :-)
I had lots of favorites, but one of them was Elder Scott - i love the thought of being strengthen through the atonement to accomplish God's work and of being protected from my weaknesses - I'll be studying that one in more depth soon!
So, I got to enjoy my niece during Conference, and watch her with Rachel during the Saturday Afternoon session, so, I'm wanting to go back and listen to a lot of the talks! But I have to say, that Elder Holland was my ultimate favorite, (Other then the prophet of course:) ) He just has so much fervor in his voice when he speaks and I love how he always includes everyone in his talks!
ReplyDeleteWhat a great idea, Sister Bates!
ReplyDeleteI'll share a few of my favorite quotes. (They're paraphrased, because they're from my notes.)
Elder Packer: Parents today wonder if there is a safe place to raise children. Is there? Yes. In a gospel-centered home.
Elder Uchtdorf: Doubt your doubts before you doubt your faith.
S. Gifford Nielson: What would you do if the prophet of the Lord called you? He has! Exclamation point!
Elder Scott: Make the decision to do what Jesus Christ asked us to do.
Elder Oaks: Courage, not compromise, brings the smile of God's approval (quoting President Monson from 27 years ago).
Bonnie Oscarson: Living a principle helps us become converted to that principle.
David McKonkie: What would the Savior say if He were teaching my class today, and how would He say it?