Uplifting LDS Quotes for Hard Days (You’ll Want to Save These)

Uplifting LDS Quotes for Hard Days (You’ll Want to Save These)

Some days feel heavier than others.

Whether you're feeling stretched, discouraged, or just not quite enough… you're not alone.

These uplifting faith-based quotes are reminders of who God is, and who you are to Him. Save your favorites for the days you need them most.

When You Feel “Not Enough”

Quote graphic: When you know and understand how completely you are loved as a child of God, it changes everything.Quote graphic: Only the Lord fully knows our individual limitations and capacity, and He is the only one fully qualified to judge our performance.

When you're feeling like you’re falling short, it helps to remember that God sees more than your performance. He sees your heart.

When Life Feels Heavy or Uncertain

Quote graphic: Whatever the cause or degree of disaster we face, there is always dry ground for hope, healing, and happiness.Quote graphic: Proving moments are not evidence that the Lord has abandoned you. They are evidence that He loves you enough to refine and strengthen you.

Hard moments don’t mean God has stepped away. Sometimes they are the very moments He is shaping something stronger within you.

Truth to Hold Onto

Quote graphic: If the Savior is the great connector, then the adversary is the separator.Quote graphic: The adversary is the only one who benefits from the idea that you're sunk. You are not.

Not every thought you have is truth. Remember who benefits from discouragement, and who offers peace.

When You Need to Feel God’s Love

Quote graphic: You left heaven to come here, but heaven has never left you!Quote graphic: His goodness and mercy and loving-kindness know no bounds. New beginnings are at the heart of the Father's plan!

God’s love doesn’t come and go. Even when life shifts, He remains constant.

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