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God Is Good!



Y'all, I have never been happier in my whole life. Life is just good. I absolutely love it here. The people are incredible, and I have the best job. I love serving people and talking about Jesus. I had a legendary week.

A big highlight was hanging out with my friends Levi and Timmy. They've had a crazy past, but they want a stronger relationship with God, and it's inspiring to see. Last Monday we went over to talk to Levi about the restoration of the gospel of Jesus Christ, and he invited his friend to come too! It was such a great lesson. At the end, Sister Hess asked them how they felt. Timmy said, "euphoric." Same, Timmy, same. There was an incredible spirit there. It strengthened my testimony of God's infinite love, and that, no matter where we're at, He is so happy when we're facing the right direction and wanting to come close to him. Friday, we went back to visit them again, and our friend Mike came with us. We started talking about God's purpose for us, and Levi said that he wishes he had the gift of discernment so he could always know what's right and wrong. Mike asked him what he would be willing to give for discernment all the time. Levi said he would be so obedient to God and do pretty much anything. We explained to them that after you are baptized, you are able to receive the gift of the Holy Ghost, which is that discernment and light all the time. They were really excited about that. They are going to be baptized on September 7th.

It feels so good to be a part of God's work. It feels so good to have a purpose and to feel Christ magnifying you to do a work you could never do on your own.

God is good. I love you all!!!! Email me at liberty.johnson@missionary.org.

 

LOVE,

Sister Liberty Johnson

 

Pictures:

1. Weekly planning (those whiteboards are our life)

2. Picnic with Channing (LOVE her)


3. Service--see top

4. Using my height to trim the bushes (the other day, 2 random people in Walmart asked me to reach something on the top shelf for them)

5. Frozen yogurt with my beautiful companion


6 & 7. DANCE PARTY 🎉🎊🎉



 


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