Congrats,
you fell for my clickbait email! I haven't actually eaten any dogs yet. Actually,
I haven't even left the MTC yet so yeah. This was my first week!! It went
very well and is one hundred times better than the at home MTC. It is pretty
hard to adjust to the new schedule though. You know how time is different in
Heaven? Like how it goes by way faster or whatever? Well, time is also
different at the MTC. Each day in the MTC lasts about a week. At
least that's what it feels like. But it's okay because they are very productive
days.
I have an
awesome district who is very on top of things when it comes to gospel
knowledge, and I'm grateful for their testimonies that have helped me
tremendously this past week. The MTC is a very cool place with a
spirit unlike anywhere I've ever been. I'm lucky enough to be able to go
to the gym for an hour a day with some other people in my district, and that
helps wake me up when I'm super tired. My body is used to getting like five
hours of sleep at night, with an extremely necessary 2.5 hour nap during the
day, so my new schedule is a little different.
Great
scripture I found this week - 2 Nephi 2:22: And now, behold, if Adam had
not transgressed he would not have fallen, but he would have remained in the
garden of Eden. And all things which were created must have remained in the
same state in which they were after they were created; and they must have
remained forever, and had no end.
I like this
scripture because it shows that without Adam's transgression, all of us today
would not be able to learn from our mistakes and improve, because we would have
remained in the same state forever with no end.
I've done a
lot of pondering this week and also asked and answered a lot of questions. But
an elder from my district (Elder Rigby) said something that really made me
think. He asked, "does water just go away when it dries after it lands on
something? Or does it leave a clear stain?". I guess we will never know
the answer to that question, because if there was a clear stain, we wouldn't be
able to see it anyway. Sorry I was yapping there, wasn't I?
One of my
favorite spiritual experiences since I've started my mission was when our
district sang the Hymn: His Eye Is On The Sparrow. It is one of the new hymns
that just came out.
Why should I
feel discouraged?
Why should
the shadows come?
Why should
my heart be lonely
And long for
heav’n and home,
When Jesus
is my portion?
My constant
Friend is He:
His eye is
on the sparrow,
And I know
He watches me;
His eye is
on the sparrow,
And I know
He watches me.
I sing
because I’m happy—
I sing
because I’m free—
For His
eye is on the sparrow,
And I
know He watches me.
I really
like how this song- "oh great, now I'm stuck in this font," he says
to himself.
There we go.
If you can't tell, I'm not the most tech savvy. But I love this song because it
really shows how Jesus watches over and cares for each one of us.
That's all
for this week!
Elder Jensen
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