A boy kneeling by his bed and praying. From the Children’s Songbook, page 6, “Thanks to Thee”; watercolor illustration by Phyllis Luch. Pray often Hearts soften Love to share Comes through prayer As you kneel to pray Picture in your mind A smile sent your way Full of love to find Why must a man suffer Though he tries to be good? We more know the Savior As we feel gratitude God answers prayers with love Tell Him everything He listens from above Blessings He will bring God, why must I suffer In continual pain? "Be brave!" was my answer "You'll soon be home again!" "Come, soldier....on Even to the end For it won't be long. I'm with you my friend." "Soldier on to the end. And know all the while, Merciful arms extend As we pray in trial." Our loving God is as close as a prayer. Humbly kneel before Him. Trust He is there! Place prayer at the center of all that you do. And your heart made tender will touch others too!
Thoughts from the First Presidency Message
September Ensign
"Families and Prayer" by President Henry B. Eyring
He speaks tenderly of finding his father after he had been stuck on his knees, having knelt to pray while enduring the pain of cancer. He told Henry that he asked why he must suffer when he had tried all his life to be good and God told him He needed brave sons.
I love how this poemis shaped like a light on a candle stick! |
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