LDS Ministering Quotes

Ministering is not just a duty, it is a privilege.

In ministering, we are an instrument of God’s love.

Ministering is not about accomplishing tasks, but about touching hearts.

Through ministering, we become closer to Christ.

In ministering, we serve others, but we also serve ourselves.

When ministering to others, we become more like our Savior.

Ministering is not about fixing people’s problems, but about bringing hope.

In ministering, we bring light to the darkest places.

Ministering is not about being perfect, but about being present.

Through ministering, we discover the power of compassion.

In ministering, we become the answer to someone’s prayers.

Ministering is not about changing others, but about changing ourselves.

In ministering, we learn the true meaning of empathy.

Ministering is not about keeping score, but about giving freely.

Through ministering, we learn to see the beauty in everyone.

In ministering, we find strength in vulnerability.

Ministering is not about being recognized, but about making a difference.

In ministering, we discover the power of a listening ear.

Ministering is not about being the hero, but about being a friend.

Through ministering, we learn to trust in God’s timing.

In ministering, we become a beacon of hope for others.

Ministering is not about fixing, but about accepting and supporting.

LDS Ministering Quotes part 2

In ministering, we become part of a divine network of love.

Ministering is not about judging, but about loving unconditionally.

Through ministering, we learn to see through God’s eyes.

In ministering, we become a vessel for God’s grace.

Ministering is not about power, but about service.

In ministering, we become a shoulder to lean on.

Ministering is not about giving advice, but about listening with compassion.

Through ministering, we learn to find strength in our weaknesses.

In ministering, we become a living example of Christ’s love.

Ministering is not about taking over, but about empowering others.

In ministering, we become a source of comfort to those in need.

Ministering is not about doing it all, but about sharing the load.

Through ministering, we learn to forgive and let go of grudges.

In ministering, we become a source of encouragement and inspiration.

Ministering is not about fixing everything, but about offering a listening ear.

In ministering, we become a source of peace in a chaotic world.

Ministering is not about being in control, but about surrendering to God’s plan.

Through ministering, we learn to value the unique gifts and talents of others.

In ministering, we become a voice for the voiceless.

Ministering is not about being perfect, but about being authentic.

In ministering, we become a source of hope in times of despair.

Ministering is not about receiving recognition, but about serving with humility.

Through ministering, we learn that love is the greatest power in the world.