We don’t want to be in your business all the time, but we want Wyou to know that we are always in your corner.

 Your mother and I want you to know that we were your age once. We were 31, with a small family. We have an idea of what you might encounter. It might be a financial or health challenge. It may be a crisis of faith. You may just get overwhelmed with life. When these things happen, we want you to come and talk to us. We’ll help you get through them. Now, we don’t want to be in your business all the time, but we want you to know that we are always in your corner. And while we’re together, I want to tell you about an interview I just had with a young man named Pablo.

It’s Never Too Early and It’s Never Too Late

October 2015

2010–2019

Bradley D. Foster

https://www.churchofjesuschrist.org/study/general-conference/2015/10/its-never-too-early-and-its-never-too-late?lang=eng&verse=#p

In the past, the world competed for our children’s energy and time. Today, it fights for their identity and mind

 Brothers and sisters, we are engaged in a battle with the world. In the past, the world competed for our children’s energy and time. Today, it fights for their identity and mind. Many loud and prominent voices are trying to define who our children are and what they should believe. We cannot let society give our family a makeover in the image of the world. We must win this battle. Everything depends on it.

It’s Never Too Early and It’s Never Too Late

October 2015

2010–2019

Bradley D. Foster

https://www.churchofjesuschrist.org/study/general-conference/2015/10/its-never-too-early-and-its-never-too-late?lang=eng&verse=#p

If We Stay On The Road of Truth, The End Will Be Better Than the Beginning

If we stayed on the road of truth, the end would be better than the beginning....My mother assured me that if I stayed on the road of truth, even when it seemed hot and dusty, even when there were distractions, the end would be better than the beginning

Bradley D. Foster, "Mother Told Me", Ensign, May 2010, 98–100