It has been so fun to teach Jordan! He is, like any 9 yr old boy, very
active and distracted, but we had a miracle lesson this past week where he sat
through the whole thing and listened intently to the plan of salvation. We tried
to make it interactive, and he was very open and honest when he didn't
understand things. The biggest thing that he understands is good and bad and
Jesus Christ. We ended up relating much of the lesson back to those 3 things
which essentially are the main focus of the Plan of Salvation anyway. Our
team-up, who translates in ASL for us, brought her children with her to the
lesson who are the exact same ages as Jordan's siblings! This fellowshipper has
worked miracles for this family. Those kids needed a friend and loved playing
with someone, if even for just an hour.
Jordan came to church
yesterday with his family, and we found out that the Primary secretary speaks a
little sign language! So she was able to walk Jordan to class and translate a
little for him. Little miracles are happening for this boy. He was thrilled to know someone who could speak to him!
I just want to take a quick couple sentences to testify of the miraculous
power of prayer. God has so many blessings that he is waiting to give us, but
are conditional upon us asking for them. Prayer is a game-changer. We all need
the spirit with us. Jesus Christ can help us overcome our weaknesses so that we
can be better servants for Him. We need to feel His love. All of that happens
through prayer: sincere prayer. As talked about in last general conference, feel
the music of the gospel: the spirit. Don't just go through the motions. It is
the same way with prayer. Let the spirit direct you prayer and gain the spirit
through prayer. Don't just go through the motions of what you know needs to be
said. Heavenly Father want' to hear from His children. He wants to hear from
you. He wants to hear from your heart.
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