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Nilah Judd - Winchester Hills 2nd Ward
Sister Oscarson mentioned several things in the Relief Society Broadcast that we “need” to
do”. I felt impressed to “act in
doctrine”.
Originally I left
the action steps blank hoping that you would fill them in and that I could
learn from you, but then I decided that it was hypocritical of me not to “act
in doctrine” first before expecting others to.
I do not know if the
blog spot is interactive, but I would love to hear your ideas of how we can act
in doctrine regarding the points that Sister Oscarson teaches.
- We need women who have a bedrock
understanding of the doctrine of
Christ. I will act in
doctrine by studying the doctrine of Christ.
- We need women who can detect
deception. I will act in
doctrine by praying for the gift of discernment and heeding promptings.
- We need women who know how to access
the power that God makes available to covenant keepers. I will act in
doctrine by implementing my part of covenants at the sacrament table and
in the temple.
- We need women who have the courage
and vision of Mother Eve.” I will act in doctrine by kindly speaking out on
doctrine.
- We need to be girls and women who study the essential doctrines of the gospel and have an
unshakable testimony of their truthfulness. I will act in doctrine by searching out and
acting upon discovered doctrine found in prophetic commentary and
scripture.
- We need to
acknowledge the centrality of God our Eternal Father and His Son, Jesus
Christ, to our faith and salvation. I will act in doctrine by
worshiping my Father and His Son.
- We need
to study and understand His Atonement and how to apply it. I will act in doctrine by paying greater
attention to Atonement scriptures/talks and then repent.
- We need
to see Jesus Christ as our primary role model and the example of who we
need to become. I will act in doctrine by studying Christ’s
actions and patterning my life after His.
- We need to continually teach about our Father’s great plan
of salvation, which includes the doctrine of Christ. I will act in doctrine by giving greater
emphasis to the Plan as I teach.
- We need
to understand the need for the restoration of the doctrine, organization,
and keys of authority. I will act in doctrine by studying the apostasy,
reorganization of Christ’s Church and priesthood keys.
- We need
to have a witness that the Prophet Joseph Smith was divinely chosen and
appointed by the Lord to bring about this restoration and recognize that
he organized the women of the Church after the organization that existed
in Christ’s Church anciently. I will act in
doctrine by praying for knowledge of the divine appointments of all of
God’s prophets and searching for how the women were organized in Christ’s
day.
- We need to
study and understand temple ordinances and covenants….” I will act in
doctrine by seeking insight into temple ordinances and covenants and how
better to keep them.
- Young women…need
to see themselves as essential participants in the priesthood-directed
work of salvation and not just as onlookers and supporters. I will act in
doctrine by doing all that is asked of me by priesthood holders.
- All women need
to see themselves as essential participants in the work of the
priesthood….we need to have a greater vision of what is possible. I will act in doctrine by searching for
priesthood solutions.
After making my
list, I checked Sister Oscarson’s recommendatons:
- repentance
- temple
- magnify callings
- gain testimony by reading or
listening to the scriptures, praying daily, and partaking of the sacrament
in a meaningful way
- encourage family home evening
- Marffissa Maldonado acted in
doctrine p. 14
- Listen to the recent messages
from our leaders
- a mother inoculated her
children against negative influences p. 14
- Teach correct principles i.e.
- preparing to be a mother is
of utmost importance
- education
- marriage is defined as
between a man and woman
- gender issues and healthy
sexuality
- potential
- become a woman of faith and
courage
Hoping to hear back
from you so that I can learn and grow from your goals.
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