Elder Holland Quotes

The only way to rise above disappointment and despair is to turn to the Savior and trust in His infinite love and redeeming power.

God’s love is not based on what we do or what we achieve, but on who we are and who we can become.

Faith is not blind obedience, but a trusting confidence in God’s promises and his ability to fulfill them.

The Atonement of Jesus Christ can heal every wound, every weakness, and every sorrow we may experience.

We are not meant to face life’s challenges alone. We have a Savior who walks beside us, offering comfort, strength, and guidance.

The greatest act of faith is trusting in God even when we don’t understand His timing or His plan.

Our worthiness is not determined by our past mistakes, but by our willingness to repent and turn to Christ.

The Savior’s grace is not a license to sin, but a divine enabling power to overcome sin and become more like Him.

We should never compare ourselves to others, for we are all on our own individual journey towards perfection.

The greatest act of self-worth is recognizing our divine heritage as children of God and living up to that potential.

The first step towards finding peace in our lives is to surrender our will to God and trust in His perfect plan.

We may not always get what we want in life, but we can always receive what we need through the blessings of the gospel.

When we are struggling with doubts or fears, we can find comfort and strength in the scriptures and the words of the prophets.

There is no room for darkness in the presence of light. As we strive to keep the commandments, we invite the light of Christ into our lives.

Our worth is not defined by our outward appearance or by the world’s standards, but by our relationship with God and our commitment to His commandments.

The Savior’s love is not conditional. It is constant, unwavering, and available to all who seek it.

God’s love is not limited by our imperfections. In fact, it is through our weaknesses that His love can shine most brightly.

We may feel like we are alone in our struggles, but the Savior is always there, ready to embrace us and help us carry our burdens.

There is no challenge, no trial, and no temptation that the Savior cannot overcome with us and for us.

Our Heavenly Father’s love for us is so deep and so profound that He was willing to sacrifice His only begotten Son for our sake.

The Savior’s grace is not a safety net for our mistakes, but a divine power that can transform us into the people God intends us to be.

When we feel discouraged or overwhelmed, we can find strength and solace in the scriptures, prayer, and the whisperings of the Holy Spirit.

Our Heavenly Father knows us better than we know ourselves. He knows our strengths, our weaknesses, and our potential. And He loves us unconditionally.

There is no sin, no mistake, and no failure that is beyond the healing power of the Savior’s Atonement.

We may not have all the answers or understand all the intricacies of the gospel, but we can always trust in the rock-solid foundation of our faith in the Savior.

The road to discipleship is not always easy, but it is always worth it. The blessings far outweigh the sacrifices.

The Savior’s love is not limited by time, space, or circumstance. It is infinite, all-encompassing, and available to all who seek it.

We cannot become who we are meant to be without first acknowledging who we are in Christ.

When we feel lost or uncertain, we can find direction in the teachings of the Savior and the counsel of His chosen servants.

Our Heavenly Father’s love for us is so great that He is willing to give us experiences that will help us grow and become more like Him.

We are not alone on our spiritual journey. We have a Savior who knows us intimately and walks beside us every step of the way.

The Savior’s Atonement is not a one-time event, but an ongoing process that allows us to repent, change, and become more like Him each day.

We cannot become who we are meant to be by staying where we are. Growth requires change, and change requires faith.

Our Heavenly Father’s love for us is not diminished by our mistakes, but magnified by our efforts to repent and turn to Him.

When we feel overwhelmed by the challenges of life, we can find peace and strength in the knowledge that we are never alone.

The Savior’s grace is not a reward for our righteousness, but a gift that allows us to become righteous through His enabling power.

Our worth is not determined by our accomplishments or the approval of others, but by our identity as children of God.

The Savior’s love is not conditional on our perfection, but on our willingness to strive for perfection through His grace and enabling power.

We may feel inadequate or unworthy, but the Savior sees us as we truly are: beloved sons and daughters of a loving Heavenly Father.

We cannot become who we are meant to be by clinging to the weaknesses and sins of our past. It is only through repentance and faith in the Savior that we can move forward and become better.

Our journey of discipleship is not a sprint, but a marathon. It requires endurance, patience, and a steadfast commitment to following the Savior.

The Savior’s love is not earned, but freely given. It is up to us to accept and embrace that love in our lives.

There is no limit to the blessings and miracles that can come into our lives when we exercise faith in the Savior and trust in His divine plan.

When we feel alone or abandoned, we can find comfort in the knowledge that the Savior has promised to never leave us or forsake us.

The Atonement of Jesus Christ is not just for the big sins or the major mistakes. It is for every sin, every weakness, and every sorrow we may experience.

Our worthiness is not determined by our outward appearance or by the standards of the world. It is determined by our relationship with God and our commitment to living His commandments.

The Savior’s love is not limited by our understanding or perception. It is infinite, all-encompassing, and available to all who seek it.

We may not always understand why things happen the way they do, but we can always trust in God’s perfect plan and His never-failing love.

Our Heavenly Father’s love for us is so great that He was willing to sacrifice His Son for our sake. There is no greater love than this.

The Savior’s grace is not just a one-time gift, but an ongoing power that can transform us into the people God intends us to be.