Choosing between obedience and disobedience

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Notes from church one Sunday:

  • Following the word of wisdom was a challenge for the speaker.
  • As learned the gospel she became fearf8ul that she would never be good enough if she didn’t/t follow the commandments.
  • Realize that commandments don’t come with regret. No commandment is too small or too great to achieve.
  • Each of us has opportunities to learn the commandments that God has given us.
  • Ask yourself why do you follow the commandments? Is it because you want to follow Christ. Do we fear punishment and regret? Is it to have a reward that we did good?
  • We need to ask that question to see why we do what we do. At some point in our lives, we will believe in ourselves and connect to our Heavenly Father.
  • Are we all going to follow the commandments in fear or in faith?
  • Is it better to follow the commandments in fear than to not follow them at all?
  • When someone has a problem with a particular command they can get depressed that they are not good enough.
  • It is our choice on how we can follow the commandments.
  • D&C 75: I am the Lord the light to honor those in riotousness
  • God wants us to open our hearts to him. Wants us to live the commandments because it comes from our heart.
  • Obedience also helps us to progress. To get to know our father in heaven. We decide to follow the truth and riotousness.
  • As a parent, we tell a child to complete a task. Parents feel good
  • When the child does what has been asked. Bette when they do it because they want to do it.

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