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Not Weary


I have been so blessed this week. I am so excited about so many things. 😊 

 

First off, our YSA is incredible. I was quite skeptical at first, but church yesterday just felt like I was hanging out with all my friends. So many good, fun people who love Jesus too. We're wanting to start a sport's night once a week so we can hang out more. :) Also, we had a meeting with all the branch missionaries before church. Y'all, we have an ARMY at our command. We're going to do some things. 

 

The highlight of my week was probably meeting Levi. He is cool. He's had a rough past, but has already changed so much. He really wants God in his life. He's excited to come to church with us, and we're meeting with him again tonight. So excited. 😁

 

Another highlight was all my exchanges!! I hung out with Sister Kershaw in Branson and Sister Barlow and Brooks in Springfield. So much wisdom. I've been pondering getting old and being weary. I don't want it to happen to me! I got lots of wisdom on exchanges though from my incredible sisters. Also the Spirit. What I learned is that if you remember your purpose, you won't be weary. If the reason you're doing something is strong enough, you're going to go after it, hard. I think of President Nelson who is so old but so full of energy and Sister Thacker who was in one area so long but still gave all she had every day. This morning I read Alma 43:1. At this point, Alma is an old guy. It says, "And now it came to pass that the sons of Alma did go forth among the people, to declare the word unto them. And Alma, also, himself, could not rest, and he also went forth." Alma was so driven, he could not rest. I want to be that passionate and hyped and determined in my missionary work and in following God always. 

 

If you were wondering what was in my soul this week, that was it. :D

 

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

 

LOVE, 

Sister Liberty Johnson

 






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