Where Will This Lead?

Dallin H. Oaks - We make better choices and decisions if we look at the alternatives and ponder where they will lead. www.lds.org/ge...
April 2019 General Conference.

[@lukeslc-xd8ds]

How many of us stand by and watch as others spiritual die? I wonder.

[@shelleyanthony1329]

President Russell M. Nelson .thankyou for telling me the story about the Squirrel and the dog .yes those students should've warned the little animal about the Dangers of what's going to happen. I remember that story years ago I .don't mind hearing it again. .sister Shelley Anthony.💚❣❣🧡🧡💜👍

[@confusedwhynot]

President Dallin Oaks

[@tilini]

"The squirrel was dead." I did not expect laughter from that part of the story. Lol

[@musikkimies]

It was the delivery - the way he said it - that made it comical, to me at least.

[@wgd01121945]

Faced with the decision about the treatment for prostate cancer - surgery to remove it, radiotherapy, chemotherapy or observation, after prayer I chose the first with an 'all clear' result and a challenge of incontinence which could be improved over time. However ten months later, blood tests showed that there was still a cancer 'somewhere' and radiotherapy was offered, but as the oncologist did now know where the cancer was, it will be a waiting game until it grows big enough to be identified in an MRI scan. Yes! making decisions in life can be difficult when the outcome is promised but not guaranteed. Cancer cannot destroy a testimony of Jesus Christ or Temple Sealings.

[@lukeslc-xd8ds]

Thank you