New Beginnings

These past few weeks have made me think of new beginnings. We got to participate in a baptism, it was the beginning of Spring, and of course today we are celebrating Easter, the ultimate new beginning. 

Each of these times in our life is an opportunity to reflect on things past and consider ways to improve as we move forward. We can set new goals and begin to reach higher like many do on New Years Day. The more I thought of these times, the more I realized that we have this chance each day. As we kneel in prayer at the close of each day we can take the time to reflect on the successes and failures of that day, and each morning as we greet the new day, we can begin anew. 

We understand the importance of family scripture study and the blessings it will bring, but many times it is crowded out of our lives by other activities. Don't let past failures dictate future success. Remember that each day is a new day. Make it happen!


Consider:
1) What is stopping our family scripture study?
2) What can I do to solve this problem?
3) How can other members of the family help?
4) What am I going to do TODAY to make family scripture study a success today?