Because the Savior loves you and has given His life for you, you can repent. Repentance is an act of faith in Jesus Christ. Read Moroni 10:32–33, the book of Enos, and the section on repentance in For the Strength of Youth. The Savior’s atoning sacrifice has made it possible for you to be forgiven of your sins. Read the sacrament prayers in Doctrine and Covenants 20:77, 79.Determine to partake worthily of the sacrament each week and fill your life with virtuous activities that will bring spiritual power. As you do this, you will grow stronger in your ability to resist temptation, keep the commandments, and become more like Jesus Christ. Determine what you can do daily to remain pure and worthy, and write your plan in your journal.
Participate in uplifting activities that invite the Spirit. Pray for help in making decisions that will allow you to do so.
The Lord knows you aren't perfect. He knew you would fail. That is exactly why He provided an Atonement through the Savior, and extends mercy to you to allow you to repent. "Our Heavenly Father did not put us on earth to fail but to succeed gloriously."
Download Sacrament Prayer Sticky Notes and stick them somewhere where you'll see often to serve as a small reminder of the covenants you made at baptism and the blessing you receive when you repent each week at the Sacrament.
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