Charting a righteous course
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REXBURG, Idaho — Elder W. Don Ladd, a former member of the Second Quorum of the Seventy, taught BYU-Idaho students on June 13 about the importance of charting a righteous course in life.
Elder Ladd spoke of Jesus Christ as a young man; Joseph of Egypt; young David; Samuel, the boy prophet; Mary, the mother of Jesus; and Ruth, Nephi, Mark, and the Prophet Joseph Smith. "Like these young men and women — you don't have to be older to be great," Elder Ladd said. "You can be great in your youth, and you can be great in this time in your life and prepare yourself for the future."
