Paisley: Hey everybody, Paisley, imperfect, back with another
Make a plan Monday. And we are looking at the week of May 5
through the 11th the promises shall be fulfilled. And this is
Doctrine and Covenants section 45 there isn't a whole lot to
look at this week, so let's get in and we'll make this one
short. All right. As we scroll down, there are some questions
here that we should take the time to actually look at. So
please take a few minutes and look at the questions. And then
there's a talk right here, choose you this day by Elder
Renlund. That Talk choose you. This day is 13 minutes and 49
seconds, so almost 14 minutes. Section, 45 is almost 15
minutes. All right? And then we get to this super awesome video.
You may have seen it. It's been around for quite some time. It's
called the mediator. It's narrated by President Packer, I
believe, and is a really good representation of what our
relationship looks like through the atonement with Jesus.
Anyway, strongly encourage you to take this one on just under
11 minutes, so not super long, but I'll show you why I'm
strongly encouraging you here in just a second. All right, so
let's keep going. There's a chart here again, strongly
encourage you to come back and fill this in. And then there's
this video. And I brought this video up a couple of weeks ago,
and I looked at it back then, so I did not include it on our list
this time, but if you did not, if you decided to save it for
later, please add it to your list this week. It's only three
and a half minutes. It's not very long, and it's worth the
listen. All right, as we keep going, there's another talk here
by Elder Bednar, if you had known me, that one is about 15
and a half, just over 15 and a half minutes. And then we get to
people, places and events, which we'll come back to. And then, as
we go through the ideas for teaching children, really the
only thing here, aside from the copy, there is this other talk
by Elder Renlund, and this one's called personal preparation.
Personal preparation, to meet the Savior. And I think this is
why I get confused about elder Renlund, because if you look at
him here, he looks very different than here, there and
there. And I think that that's why I get confused, like, Wait,
that doesn't look like elder Renlund to me. This looks like
elder Renlund to me. This does not look like elder Renlund to
me. Anyway, this is what elder Renlund looks like now. So I
just got to get used to it. I just, for some reason, I get it
confused all the time. All right. Anyway, moving on. That
is the last, that's the last little bit of info in this. So
let's go back up to people, places and events. We'll do our
click to see more. Again, they're not linked over here,
but if you click on this right here, Doctrine and Covenants 45
at the top, then it will take you to this page, and they are
linked here. I only added two things. This revelations in
context, Joseph Smith's Bible translation, that's 10 and a
half minutes. And then volume one, chapter 15 holy places from
saints, and that is 17 and a half So all told, we have seven
things to look at in six days. It looks like this. Now, I put
the video the mediator with the revelations in context, because
those are both about 10 and a half minutes. So together, it's
about 21 minutes. The rest of these are much shorter than
that. So like Monday, this is just under 15 minutes. Tuesday
is just under 14 minutes. Wednesday, 21 almost 21 and a
half. Thursday, about 15 and a half. Friday, just over 14 and
Saturday is 17 and a half. So that's why I said. I strongly
encourage you to come to this one. It's makes Wednesday just a
little bit long, but break it up if you need to, or watch that
and listen to this in the car, whatever you need to do. And
remember that if one verse is all you can do, just do the one
verse. Something is better than nothing. The Lord loves effort,
and he will magnify it anyway. That's it for this week, you
guys. It's a pretty short week. Average 16 minutes a day. So I
think we can do it. I hope that you are having a good May. So.
Fire and until next time, thanks, you guys. You.