We should see everything the same way that God sees things. We should want what He wants.
In A Goofy Movie, Goofy and his son Max go on a fishing trip, which Max didn't actually want to go on. Max was a bit of a trouble maker in school, and somewhat rebellious at home. (much like most teenagers)
Goofy just wanted to spend time with his son, but he didn't take into account what his son wanted to do while spending time together. This meant that Max was simply more rebellious while they were on their trip.
Meanwhile, Max just wants to impress a girl, Roxanne, and get her to think that he is 'cool'.
So Goofy entrusts Max with the map, which Max subsequently alters to take them to the Powerline concert, instead of going Fishing. Most parents would not be very happy with this.
However, after they talk about it some, Goofy and Max both accept that they still love each other and want to help when things don't go the way they wanted it too.
When he needed help, Max spoke with his Father.
"Prayer is the act by which the will of the Father and the will of the child are brought into correspondence with each other." -- LDS Bible Dictionary When we Pray to our Heavenly Father, we align our will to His. Sometimes we find out that He is ok with what we had planned, but that we just needed to ask Him for help before He would grant those blessings. As seen in the first clip at the beginning of this blog, Goofy and Max did make it on stage with Powerline, and in the end Max did get Roxanne to really like him.
"And faith, hope, charity and love,
with an eye single to the glory of God,
qualify him for the work."
-- Doctrine and Covenants 4:5
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