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Some mistakenly receive the message that repentance and change are unnecessary. God's message is that they are essential. But doesn’t God love us despite our shortcomings? Of course! He loves us perfectly. I love my grandchildren, imperfections and all, but that does not mean I don’t want them to improve and become all they can become. God loves us as we are, but He also loves us too much to leave us this way. Growing up unto the Lord is what mortality is all about. Change is what Christ's Atonement is all about. Not only can Christ resurrect, cleanse, console, and heal us, but through it all, He can transform us to become more like him.
Bradley R. Wilcox
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Christ doesn't make up the difference, He makes all the difference.
Brad Wilcox
When we understand grace, we understand that God is long-suffering, that change is a process, and that repentance is a pattern in our lives.
Brad Wilcox
Life is like a cross-country road trip. We can’t reach our destination on one tank of gas. We must refill the tank over and over. Taking the sacrament is like pulling into the gas station. As we repent and renew our covenants, we pledge our willingness to keep the commandments, and God and Christ bless us with the Holy Spirit. In short, we promise to press forward on our journey, and God and Christ promise to refill the tank.
Bradley R. Wilcox