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8/31/10
"I mention five things
that we can learn from those last hours of the Savior’s life on earth
that can help us to face our own trials.
"First, He sought not to do His will but only the will of His Father....
"Second, when we are faced with trials, we must learn to not complain or
murmur....
"Third, when we face our challenges, we must seek greater help from
God....
"Fourth, learn to serve and think of others even in our times of
trial....
"Fifth, forgive others and do not seek to pass the blame of our
situation to them." - James B.
Martino, "All
Things Work Together for Good," Ensign (CR) May 2010
10/23/15
Brothers
and sisters, remember Nephi and the sons of Mosiah, who had
spiritual experiences and then acted in faith so that answers
came and their faithfulness grew. Contrast this with Laman and
Lemuel, who doubted and murmured. Even though they sometimes
acted in worthwhile ways, work without faith is dead. We must
have faith with works to receive answers. - James
B. Martino, “Turn
to Him and Answers Will Come,” Ensign (CR) November
2015
2/14/17
As we pass through the trials of life, let us keep an eternal
perspective, let us not complain, let us become even more
prayerful, let us serve others, and let us forgive one another.
As we do this, “all things [will] work together for good to [us]
that love God.” I bear a solemn and certain witness that our
Father loves us and He sent His Son to show and pave the way for
us. He suffered, He died, and He was resurrected that we might
live, and He desires that we “might have joy,” even in our
trials of life. –
James B. Martino, “All
Things Work Together for Good,” Ensign (CR) May 2010