Refer your friends to join The LDS Daily WOOL (Words Of Our Leaders)
(9/5/02)
"How we wish we could see into the future to know the outcome of every
troublesome decision and to arrive at the destination without having to make the
journey. Many of you pay your tithing, read the scriptures, keep yourselves
morally clean, and pray with real intent. And yet you may experience periods of
disappointment and heartache as you face the challenges of life. This is normal;
your faith is not misplaced. Remember the words of the hymn, 'Be still, my soul:
Thy best, thy heav'nly Friend / Thru thorny ways leads to a joyful end.'" — Stephen D. Nadauld, "Learning
to Be like the Lord," "Ensign," Dec. 1995, p. 11
(8/28/04)
"A most disquieting aspect of the repeated cycles described in the Book of
Mormon is the time frame, for an entire people can 'become weak, because of
their transgression, in the space of not many years' (Hel. 4:26; emphasis added).
Whether it be individuals or a whole society, it is possible that decay from
within can wreak havoc in a relatively short time." - Stephen D. Nadauld,
"Pride:
A Challenge from Within," Ensign, July 1996, p. 19
