Continue in Patience

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[kimilynP]

Being patient doesn't mean just waiting around doing nothing. It means living each day expecting that good will come out of it even if you can't see what that good will be. It means acting in faith, hoping that in the end (no matter how far away that end is) everything will be worth it.

[kevinsnow]

I am a Mormon and I love Jesus Christ. I love the gospel and know the church is true!!😆😆

[FilzSkillz]

Although I am an atheist, I could appreciate the message. Society in general looks for the short-term solution to every problem and doesn't think about the consequences. A little patience is necessary.

[posepose]

This talk was a great help to me during the past year as I dealt with unemployment and struggled to find ways to suport my family. After nearly a year and a half, I finally got a great full-time job doing what I love, and living in a great neighborhood with good church members closeby. I definitely recieved that second marshmallow!

[vanderley]

For crying out loud how could this not be the true church..!

[appleyum]

Don't we all appreciate people who are patient with us? Aren't we all glad God is patient with us? We do all need the faith and patience to continue keeping the commandments even when we are not sure why things happen the way they do. and I hope they have marshmallows in heaven. I love marshmallows.

[HighDesertAdventurer]

There are no promises that patience in this life will bring the desired blessing; however, The blessing that we do receive are those that God knows we need whether in this life or the next. As difficult as it may be, having faith not just in God but also His timing is very important in developing patience.

[armelachavez]

the best leader and the best apostle., President Dieter F. Uchtdorf

[Dontbeanotsee]

I really love your work, portraying the messages of Christ. This is how He taught, very simple but, Effective! 👏💗

[shaneownbey]

I have heard may quotes, thoughts and sentiments about patience since I was very young. As I approach my 60th birthday in July and look back on the blessings of my life and how the Gospel of Jesus Christ shaped my life, and what I have BECOME as a result of my disciple ship. I realize that Patience is the one thing that takes the longest to acquire. Many of the other characteristics that we try to exercise, Faith, Hope, Diligence, & Trust all require PATIENCE. Waiting on the Lord and doing his will within his timeframe is not only essential for exaltation but is the greatest jewel in a crown of righteousness that cannot be diminished.

[jakubmills]

11 years later and this still holds a place in my heart

[jefferylake]

I very much enjoyed this talk by President Uchtdorf in the April 2010 Priesthood session of the LDS general confrence.

[katherinebudrow]

he will answer you when the time is right being patient and having a sincere heart in him is his way of leading you towards your answer to your prayer.

[manjukapoor]

Those who wait in the LORD, will be saved 💗

[m.a.packer]

This test is so darling, and yet so telling of our personal character

[mmarozava]

I don't believe in God, but I like his last words. "Exercise faith and hope in the savior. And never give up..."

[Camberus]

I love the video, and Elder Uchtorf. It needs to be pointed out that the study is not necessarily about a trait of moral character. Just because a child has ADHD does not mean that he or she lacks moral character. Some disorders make it more difficult to wait, but the children who struggle with these disorders are not any less good than other children.

[SRB]

Wow. What he said is exactly the answer I had to a prayer a few weeks ago...

[MusicalThespian]

I remember loving this talk when it was given last spring, so I'm glad this video was made.

[DavidFriskoTeacher]

AMEN! With my particularly Blessed Calling, I kept raising the number of the expression, "The patience of 10, 000 saints" to higher numbers until I finally settled in with saying, "I have the patience of one million saints." I've felt that I have too much to learn and too many opposing viewpoints to mediate among and so forth.