This week's talk is from President M. Russell Ballard
"Watch Ye Therefore and Pray Always"
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Questions to ponder on:
- How can prayer help those who themselves do not pray?
- How is prayer a form of sacrifice for other people?
- How can we rely more fully on God?
- What is President Ballard's reassurance to those who are suffering, worried, afraid, or feeling alone?
- What was President Ballard prompted to say during his visit to Massachusetts last year? Why do you think he was prompted to say that?
- What is President Ballard's call to all of us?
- What did he say was the best way to help the current world situation? Why do you think he said that?
- Do you find yourself limiting your praying? How can you improve your praying?
- What did he emphasize needed to be done after you pray?
- What else did you learn from this talk?
President Ballard's invitation:
I invite you to pray always. Pray for your family. Pray for the leaders of nations. Pray for the courageous people who are on the front lines in the current battles against social, environmental, political, and biological plagues that impact all people throughout the world: the rich and the poor, the young and the old.
I invite all Church members, as well as our neighbors and friends of other faith groups worldwide, to do as the Savior counseled His disciples: “Watch ye therefore, and pray always” for peace, for comfort, for safety, and for opportunities to serve one another.


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