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Christ Heals That Which Is Broken – Sister Amy A. Wright

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Sister Amy A. Wright, second counselor in the Primary general presidency, spoke during the Sunday morning session of April 2022 general conference. She testified of the healing power of the Savior. The following is a summary of what she said.

“Unburdening our hearts through forgiveness isn’t always easy, but through the enabling power of Jesus Christ, it is possible.”
“Waiting upon the Lord can be a sacred place — a place of polishing and refining where we can come to know the Savior in a deeply personal way.”
“There is nothing in your life that is broken that is beyond the curative, redeeming and enabling power of Jesus Christ.”

The scriptures teach how the Savior helps individuals overcome broken relationships with God, others and one’s self.

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“He is the source of healing all that is broken in our lives. As the great Mediator and Advocate with the Father, Christ sanctifies and restores broken relationships.”

Many stories in the scriptures don’t contain more than a small snippet or circumstance in someone’s life. These moments don’t define the individuals mentioned.

“The purpose of these scriptural accounts is to help us see that Jesus Christ was the answer then, and He is the answer now. He knows our complete story and exactly what we suffer, as well as our capabilities and vulnerabilities.”

Regardless of personal circumstances or the difficulty involved, the Lord requires all individuals to forgive each other.

“Unburdening our hearts through forgiveness isn’t always easy, but through the enabling power of Jesus Christ, it is possible.”

Similar to forgiving, waiting can also be hard — waiting for answers, miracles or healing.

“Waiting upon the Lord can be a sacred place. A place of polishing and refining where we can come to know the Savior in a deeply personal way.”

“There is nothing in your life that is broken that is beyond the curative, redeeming and enabling power of Jesus Christ.”

Sister Wright’s recent social posts

  • During a FaceTime conversation with her missionary son, Sister Wright asked him the five hardest things about serving a mission in Africa and the five greatest things about serving in Africa. “As he listed those, it was incredible to me to see that the five greatest things — his five greatest strengths — were exactly what he needed to help him successfully navigate his challenges,” she wrote on Jan. 26.

  • In a Feb. 19 post Sister Wright shared a picture from the Friend to Friend event, where she was taught about “the importance of preparing to return to our Heavenly Father through sacred ordinances and covenants.”

  • On Feb. 27, Sister Wright wrote about the special connection she made to Danish ancestors through a sequence of sacred events.

Read more April 2022 general conference coverage

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