I don't think any of us can be so arrogant as to think that we know so much or have a testimony that is so strong that the adversary isn't going to try to tempt us to think different than what the gospel

actually is.

And that's why President Nelson is always saying that we need to be reading in the scriptures

daily.

We need to read the book of Mormon constantly.

We need to be in the temple.

Making covenants, honoring our covenants, remembering the covenants

that we've made. We need to be in church every Sunday, partaking of the sacrament. We need to be in

there participating in our classes so that we can help each other build and overcome those challenges

that we have of our testimony, whatever it is. Working in the church, I can point to every single

individual one of those and say,

I remember how this helped my testimony about Blank.

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observations of prophets and apostles, what he has learned about messaging to Latter-day Saint

youth, and his personal life, which includes his family's struggle with Huntington's

disease. Before joining the Church News, Ryan worked for the priesthood and family department

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