Conference Parables – Memorable stories in General Conference by those who told them. Story taken from Elder Cook’s October 2015 talk “Shipshape and Bristol Fashion: Be Temple Worthy in Good Times and in Bad Times.”
“It is a time of testing and trial. Like the old ships in Bristol Harbor, there will be times when the tide goes out and it seems as if everything in this world keeping us afloat disappears. We may hit the bottom and even be tipped over on our sides. Amid such trials, I promise you that living and maintaining temple-worthy lives will hold together all that really matters. The sweet blessings of peace, happiness, and joy, along with the blessings of eternal life and celestial glory with our Heavenly Father and His Son, Jesus Christ, will be realized.”
                                           -Elder Quentin L. Cook
Taken from October 2015 General Conference Talk “Shipshape and Bristol Fashion: Be Temple Worthy in Good Times and in Bad Times” by Quentin L. Cook. You can find the talk on churchofjesuschrist.org by Clicking HERE
If we are not in “Shipshape and Bristol Fashion” we can be easily deceived by Satan. One of Satan’s greatest tools in which he uses to gain followers is by making evil look good and good look evil. Check out my post Counterfeit Happiness to learn more, click HERE Â
Yours Truly,
P.S. This Conference Parable was used in a Come, Follow Me Daily Study Guide. A daily study guide geared towards families with teenagers, singles, empty nesters, or for your own personal study. Check out my Come, Follow Me Daily Study Guides by clicking HERE
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