Language:
Welcome Guest Login or Signup
BLOGS  
 
RSS
Courage
Posted On 02/11/2009 11:13:42 by MichaelPAGuy

As I sit here at my computer typing my first blog entry I feel like an outsider and a coward all wrapped into one person.  An outsider because I am not a member of this wonderful church.

A coward because in order to get the ball rolling I want to call the missionaries and have a talk with them but I am afraid to.  I am also afraid to go to church, so keep making excuses to myself of why not to go.  My main excuse I give to myself is I have to work on Sunday's because that is when I make the most money on my paycheck.  Why am I afraid to come back to the lord's church?  Pride?  Maybe.  It could be going back to church and admitting my reason's for resigning were wrong.  Having to look my father in the face and tell him that he was right.  Someday I would regret my decision?  At this point I do not know what is stopping me.  The wonderful thing about this gospel is we can all make mistakes and come back and repent of our sins and once again return home to this church.  Maybe the lord has put me through this so I can have a stronger testimony of his gospel.  I don't know.  Our heavenly works in mysterious ways.  If Joseph Smith can lead the saints to Kirtland, then Missouri and finally Nauvoo, Why can't I take the first steps to return home to this church?

Tags: The Courage To Come Home



Bookmark:



Viewing 1 - 4 out of 4 Comments

From: MichaelPAGuy
02/16/2009 20:45:36
Thank you very much for your kind comments.  I am meeting with the missionaries once again on Wednesday morning.  I can't wait.


From: Nhil
02/16/2009 00:27:50
Contacting the missionaries is a good news, Michael. I'm happy for you, brother.


From: MichaelPAGuy
02/13/2009 12:37:21
Just to let everyone know earlier today I contacted the missionaries.  I have a meeting with them tomorrw.  I am finally over my fear.


From: Dr T
02/11/2009 20:32:45
What is your fear in talking to the missionaries?  U already sound convinced to me Sir. 




*** LDS Mormon Community ***
LANGUAGE:

Header art used by permission of Mark Mabry and Reflections of Christ.


More Good Foundation. All rights reserved.

LDS.Net is not owned by or affiliated with The Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-day Saints (sometimes called the Mormon Church or LDS Church). The views expressed herein do not necessarily represent the position of the Church. The views expressed by individual users are the responsibility of those users and do not necessarily represent the position of the More Good Foundation. For the official Church websites, please visit LDS.org and Mormon.org.