(Sister Cummings)
Hey howdy y'all!
Y'all this week FLEW by and it was SO good! So good that I
honestly can't remember much about what happened! But here are some highlights:
Wednesday we had MLC and it was inspired of course.
President has started to use that revelatory power and is changing our mission
to be better! It's exciting and I know the work is going forth!
We also got to go to the temple on Wednesday after MLC and I
had a little "come to Jesus" moment that has changed my life in all
actuality. I'm giving Him my actual all rather than just having the desire to
do so. My perspective on everything has changed and I'm even more so determined
to FIND, TEACH, and BAPTIZE. It's going to be a good transfer!
We had exchanges on Friday and I got to go with the brand
new Sister Smith ("Sister" not to be confused with
"Joseph"). Y'all, she is amazing! I'm astounded by her zeal for the
work! We saw heaps of miracles and we actually met someone who is looking for a
church right now! Such a miracle for this area. Mt Barker is a toughy but it's
also SO GOOD!
On Sunday, I took the sacrament which was pretty awesome.
#renewedcovenants
Anyways, here's some spiritual stuff:
Yesterday, we taught a lesson to a family in our ward about
the purpose of having our own testimonies and it really struck a cord in me.
During the lesson, we had a bowl of water and two oranges.
One orange, representing a person who has cultivated a testimony, is put into
the water; which represents the world, sin, trials, basically everything bad
you can think of. And because they have a testimony and that protective
barrier, they droop under the water but quickly comes to the surface and
floats. The second orange represents someone who has not taken the time to
cultivate that testimony so when they are put into that water and into the hardships
of the world, they sink all the way to the bottom.
This was such a powerful image to me and it was something I
can completely relate to! We NEED a testimony of Jesus Christ, Heavenly Father,
the Restoration, EVERYTHING, to stay afloat in this world of fear! Life is so
much harder without it!
Anyways, I'd love to hear a bit of y'all's testimonies ON
having a testimony!
I love y'all!
- Sister Cummings
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