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Do What Is Right – Sung in SloMo. Guilt in SloMo. Unless it means to follow your conscience, and not worry about what others think. I really wish Uchtdorf would just speak all session. He could read the phone book and I would be happy. On Tap – Elder Hank Eyring.
That’s us gathered with friends and fellow members. He’s talking to us.
Topic Gathering of the Family of God.
“Do What Is Right” – I’m going to pretend, maybe, that the words aren’t so specific. They could embolden and strengthen the whole spectrum of Mormondom to do, and let the chips fall. “Chains of the bondsman no longer are bright…”
each personhas light of Christ. – Like. Or Personal Historian Hobby. That works too. – Genealogy. Or No Talent for Singing. – That’s true.
Family History. Like this. M/ Joseph Braugh – batting second. I am a child of God. Parental guidance. Then Alma. Then King Benjamin. Obedience.
The dog guilt story is making me queasy. Never disobey a Bishop? Hmm. I don’t know.
According to him we can chose to obey everyone else but a Bishop. Did I hear that correctly? Poor Bishops.
Now tips on how to lead youth.
I am not a fan of this talk, although it is a good central message I am sure he is trying to give. I just don’t like the near total obedience to humans he is teaching. Feel free to pass this one by, it doesn’t fit us. Nice man. Well intended but not our road. Weatherton Clayton – Opens with a baby story and tears. I like the focus in two talks about how all of us are children of God. I also like how we frame The Fall as a positive thing. Seeing it negatively has had a terrible impact on history.
I like this talk so far, but . . . pet peeve:
“Not always doing well” is NOT the definition of sin.
Plan of Salvation. It really chokes him up. I am with you Ray on the “Not always doing well”
My beliefs are unorthodox, but I love an obvious focus on salvation and redemption.
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