“Trusting the Lord with all your heart sometimes means stepping outside our comfort zone and finding strength and courage in the Savior’s comfort. “There’s going to be moments where you’re feel very uncomfortable or very uncertain about things you should do,” she told Sister Michelle Craig, first counselor in the Young Women general presidency, “but if you let lead the way, the more you do it, the more you’ll feel his love and his compassion and his will to help you.” No matter how important my goals are to me and what I do every day, those two things will always come first for me.”įor Giovanna Mousques, a teen actress whose sister, Sophia, has Down syndrome and was recently diagnosed with cancer, trusting in the Lord is a matter of practice and patience. “ always had this list and it goes: our faith, family, and then soccer.
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At age 16 and hailed as the youngest professional soccer player (Portland Thorns FC of the National Women’s Soccer League) in American history, Olivia has a unique perspective on the meaning and application of the phrase, “Trust in the Lord.”
“First and foremost, I’m always a daughter of God,” said Oliva Moultrie in discussion with President Cordon. They have made their relationship with the Lord central to their identity and that has prepared them to face challenging times. As you trust him, He trusts you.”įor others, trusting in the Lord has become second nature. He actually trusts you a lot more than you think, and He wants you to try and learn for yourself what you should be doing with your life. I, ‘Where should I go?’ I just got this voice in my head that, ‘Why are you asking where you should go, when you haven’t researched it yet?’ I just think it’s interesting when you rely on the Lord. “We’re in a time in our lives in high school where you have to make a lot of big decisions … like college,” said Megan Jones. Teens featured in the broadcast said some struggles they face are related to social or economic effects of the pandemic, weakened faith or life-changing decisions and that trusting in the Lord helps them. The more completely we trust Him, the more completely we receive His power in our lives.” His power is available to all of us no matter where we are or what our challenges may be. “He knows you perfectly loves you perfectly. He is the Son of God and the Savior of the world,” said President Lund. “Jesus Christ is worthy of our complete trust. Lund, and their counselors as they discussed the phrase “Trust in the Lord” from this year’s youth theme (Proverbs 3:5–6) with teens around the world. Cordon, Young Men General President Steven J. The broadcast featured Young Women General President Bonnie H. The event originated from the headquarters of The Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-day Saints in Salt Lake City, Utah. “I’m able to trust in God, because I know Him, and I know the relationship I have with Him,” said Aiden Haroldson, a young man from Missouri who participated in a Face to Face broadcast on March 9, 2022.
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