Paisley: Hey everybody, Paisley, imperfect. Back with a make a
plan Monday. Also, this happens to be the 100th episode. I
cannot believe it went by that quickly. But yeah, it's our
100th episode. We're just gonna do a regular makeup plan Monday,
and hopefully, I originally wanted to do something special
for the 100th episode, but I had sick kids, and I had family in
town, and just a lot of stuff going on, and so I could not, I
just couldn't make it work. But I've got some stuff percolating
in my brain, so hopefully soon. So anyway, let's just get right
into this doctrine and covenant sections, 4647 and 48 which
means we have three episodes, episodes, three sections that we
are looking at this week. So already three things. Let's see
what else we've got right here there is a video. It's a minute
and five seconds long, called Welcome, and it looks like it's
the welcome video for the coming to Christ org website, both of
which we should take a look at. So the video is actually on the
list, alright, as we keep going, there are some verses in the
Bible, some in the Book of Mormon down here to take a look
at. And then there is a talk right here from elder John C
Pingree, Jr. I have a work for thee that talk is just about 10
and a half minutes. Then there's one here exercising our
spiritual muscles, by Elder Juan Pablo VR, and I'm probably
butchering his last name, but elder Juan Pablo, v, r, s,
message from 2019 that one is just under 11 minutes. And then
if we keep going, there's another one here by President
Eyring. Oh, remember, remember from 2007 and that one is just
about 15 minutes. And then we get to people, places and events
which we will come back to. And then there's a talk here by
President Uchtdorf, Elder. Elder Uchtdorf, by this all will know
that you are my disciples, just under or, sorry, just over 15
minutes. And then there's this video right here, which is the
same as this chapter 20. This is the video version of it. Gifts
of the Spirit. Eight, March, 1831, just over two minutes. And
then I can record my history so we can talk to our kids about
recording their own personal history in Family Search. And in
case you did not know, you can set your kids up with a
familysearch.org account. They have to have a membership
number, which they have, if they have had, if they've been
blessed or or are on record with the church, they will have a
membership number. You can set them up directly with that
membership number in familysearch.org I just set up
my eight year old a couple months ago. I assumed that she
would get her membership number when she turned eight and got
baptized. I was wrong. She had her membership number before
that, and I could have set it up before that. You can set them up
as a parent, and then go through and like it asks for all these
special permissions that you have to you have to give for
your kids to be able to use the website. But so if your kids are
tech savvy and you want to set them up their own account your
kids or your grandkids, you can, and it's super awesome. My eight
year old loves recording her voice into Family Search and
telling stories about herself, and they've got some really
great prompts. Okay? And then down here there's a picture and
an activity page. Let's go back up to people, places and events
and check and see what's there. Still not linked. But if you
click on this link up here at the top, it'll take you to this
page where they are linked. There are two revelations in
context that we have not looked at yet. I put these on plan B.
So we have two plans this week. We have plan A, which averages
about 1010, and a half minutes, and then we have a plan B, which
averages closer to 14 minutes, about 14 and a half. So you can
pick either Plan A with we'll say 11 minutes. You can pick
Plan A that's 11 minutes, or you can pick Plan B that's 15
anyway, so religious enthusiasm among early Ohio converts is on
plan B, as well as the book of John Whitmer. And then, if there
are people, we've looked at all over Calgary, and I think we've
looked at John Wittmer before, places, events and topics, if
you want to go take a look at those. Okay, so plan a looks
like the. Yes. On Monday, we've got Doctrine and Covenants
sections 46 and 47 just under eight minutes. Tuesday is only
five minutes. Three things, five and a half, five minutes and 38
seconds, three things, two videos and section 48 on
Wednesday is about 10 and a half with elder Pingree. On Thursday,
we have elder VR exercising our spiritual muscles, and he's just
under 11 minutes. Friday with President Eyring, just under 15,
and Saturday with President Uchtdorf. Elder Uchtdorf with
just over 15. So that's what plan a looks like. We've still
got, we've still got some 15 minute things, just because this
one talk is 15 minutes, but these two days are super short.
This one again, five minutes and 40 seconds. Think we can handle
that. All right. Plan B looks like this section 46 on Monday,
with the book of John Whitmer. And that is just under 14
minutes Tuesday. Sections, 47 and 48 plus elder pingrees Talk
still just over 14 minutes. Wednesday, two videos and the
talk by Elder VR and Wednesday is 14 minutes and 13 seconds.
Thursday, the talk by President Eyring 1448, Friday, elder
Uchtdorf, 1505 and Saturday. The contexts are the revelation in
context religious enthusiasm among early Ohio converts, 1405
so these ones are a little bit more evened out than on Plan A
but you pick the plan that works best for you. If 11 minutes is
doable this week and 14 is not do Plan A if three minutes is
doable and 11 minutes is not just do sections 4647 and 48 and
maybe throw in a couple of these videos if you want do what you
can. Because remember, the Lord loves effort, and he's going to
magnify our efforts. So this week, if all you can do is three
minutes, do three minutes, and maybe next week, he will magnify
that to four. Anyway, do what you can. Know that the Lord
loves you. He loves your effort, and you're getting better by
doing whatever it is that you're doing. Thank you so much for
being here, you guys. I really do appreciate it, and until next
time, thanks. Bye.