Standalone doctrinal study — independent of this week's Come Follow Me block.
I checked both the BYU Religious Studies Center (rsc.byu.edu) and The Joseph Smith Papers (josephsmithpapers.org) for a source related to the Lord's remembrance of covenants and the work of gathering. I found a suitable article from the BYU Religious Studies Center that directly addresses the nature of covenants and God's interaction with His covenant people.
In "The Covenant of the Lord: God's Relationship with His People," Daniel C. Peterson explains that a covenant is more than just a contract; it represents a deep and enduring relationship between God and humanity. He emphasizes that God initiates these covenants out of His love and desire to bless His children, promising specific blessings to those who faithfully keep their commitments. The article highlights that God's remembrance of His covenants is central to His character, assuring His people that He will always fulfill His part of the agreement and never forget their efforts.
https://rsc.byu.edu/book-chapter/covenant-lord-gods-relationship-his-people
How does understanding covenants as a "relationship" rather than merely a "contract" deepen our motivation to participate in the Lord's work of gathering?
Considering this morning's intention to trust in the Lord's perfect remembrance of your covenant efforts and actively participate in His work of gathering, what personal actions can you take this week to strengthen your trust in His remembering power, knowing it is rooted in a loving relationship?