Faith doesn’t stay alive by accident—it grows through practice.
Elder Uchtdorf reminds us that when faith begins to sputter, the answer isn’t shame or withdrawal, but intentional discipleship: a renewed hunger to learn, to seek, and to practice turning toward the Lord. Faith is sustained as we actively engage—studying the scriptures, listening for His voice, and choosing again and again to trust Him.
As Stephanie and Roseanne share, learning to be a disciple is something we practice. Over time, that practice builds a foundation of truth and confidence—not just in doctrine, but in recognizing how the Lord personally teaches, guides, and answers us. Heavenly Father deeply desires a relationship with each of His children. He wants us to know Him, to hear Him, and to learn directly from Him as we seek with real intent.
