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10/17/11
I testify that President Monson is not only a prophet, seer, and
revelator; he is also a wonderful example of living the principle of
looking up. Of all people, he could feel weighed down by his
responsibilities. Instead, he exercises great faith and is filled with
optimism, wisdom, and love for others. His attitude is one of “can do”
and “will do.” He trusts the Lord and relies on Him for strength, and
the Lord blesses him. - Carl B.
Cook, "It
is Better to Look Up," Ensign (CR) October 2011
1/27/12
I think the challenge for all of us—but
perhaps particularly for young adults—is to try not to look sideways to
see how others are viewing our lives but to look up to see how Heavenly
Father sees us. He doesn’t look on the outward appearance but on the
heart (see 1
Samuel 16:7). And He knows, better than anyone else, what each one
of us needs. - Carl B. Cook, "Look
Up," Liahona, January 2012
10/22/16
Whether we are
overwhelmed or underwhelmed, whether we are scared to death or bored
to death, the Lord wants us to gear down, power up, and serve.
I see no signs that President Monson and his associates in the First
Presidency and the Quorum of the Twelve are too busy or too tired.
They exemplify in an inspiring way the power that comes into our lives
as we exercise faith, accept assignments, and fulfill them with
commitment and dedication. – Carl
B. Cook, “Serve,”
Ensign (CR) November 2016