<p>Everyday I keep thinking back on my 2 years. It isn't funny at all how I depend on it. Those experiences that are specific to the mission you can't get anywhere else. Like spending tithing on the years you lived so far. You sacrifice your time, in return the Lord gives you an experience you'll never forget. </p>
<p>One time me and my companion were talking to an interested potential investigator. She wanted to know who we were. But in essence there was a deep question she had to ask. Our first meeting she cried. She said that she had committed adultery. She wanted to know if there was a chance for her to go back to heaven or is it just too late for her. At the time I felt strongly against anyone who committed adultery. Anyone who committed adultery deserved what they had coming to them. A small moment passed I felt no sympathy. But something that came to me that I felt was so simple yet pacified me and made me change my outlook. I felt Christ's love for her. I felt he didn't care much of what sin that she had done before. She is right in front of me crying with a broken heart. She doesn't want to do this sin again. I felt a flowing amount of love for her. How could God forsake his own child? With a loving heart that was flowing from me I said "No its never too late for you. You can always repent and come back to Heavenly Father." I felt that that was true. Jesus Christ had so much love for her it was insurmountable. After we left I felt that he loves each one of us that way. There's no sin that can keep us from him, as long as we repent. <br><br></p>
