Daily Change through #Repentance

Queridos amigos míos!
     Another week has come and gone and the work of the Lord goes on unfailingly! How I am grateful to be here in the mission with these people! They truly are a people ready for the Gospel Truths! This week I would like to touch on a topic that is very important and an essential part of our lives as members of the Church of Jesus Christ.
     Remember that repentance is continual. every week as part of this process of repentance we take the sacrament. but what does taking the sacrament really mean? and why is it so divinely important every week that we take the Sacred emblems of the flesh and blood of Christ? Here in Nicaragua many people go to church, but many people dont know the real importance of going to church and partaking of this sacred ordinance. As members of the Church we know the importance and the role the sacrament play in the process of our repentence. When we are baptized we make a sacred covenant to remember the Savior Jesus Christ, take upon us His Divine Name, and Keep all His commandments. in return we receive the divine guidance of the Holy Ghost. The key part of this covenant is keeping the commandments. we know that Sin is working contrary to the laws that God has established among His children and that obedience to these laws bring joy and happiness beyond anything found in this world. Every week we make decisions, whether they be good or bad, but every week we have the great opportunity being cleansed of our sins once again and keep pushing onward as Gods chosen people. we know that through this process, we will be worthy to recieve the fulness of the blessings of God. I exhort you to remember this sacred covenants and all the other covenants you have made and stay faithful and worthy of the blessings that The Lord has to offer.
     I know of the certainty of these things and as a representative of Jesus Christ, I bear witness of the Divinity and Power of the Atonement of Jesus Christ. May you find true happiness in the Paths of the Gospel of Jesus Christ.
Amor,
Elder Alejandro Lim