Maestro

My dear cousin, 

There is a story of the little pianist (https://thelittlepianist.com/the-story/)

That goes a little like this.

Once upon a time (I'm paraphrasing here) a couple brought their son to see a famous pianist. At the event, the boy got separated and the worried parent was surprised to see their son as the curtain opened. He was playing with chopsticks.  The parents were shocked and embarrassed. As the boy played the master pianist stepped on stage and came up to the boy. 

"Keep playing," he said with a smile. Suddenly the master player began to duet with the young player. The two finished the song together and received a standing ovation. The parent's embarrassment melted into pride. 

Heavenly Father wants us to play the song of redeeming love; the message of the Savior. Some may mock and scorn at the song but remember Zeezrom, who mocked, was changed by the message. Elijah wanted Elisha to see the army that stood on the ready and I want you to know that there is a chorus of angels that echo your testimony as you bear it. Much like the master pianist so is the Master. He doesn't watch from the stands but is beside you. You and Him are a duet though you may not see Him. Play the song with all your heart. Encourage your companions to do the same. Because of the song Abenadi converted one, and that man's son and his friends, thousands. 

Again cousin, we love you and pray for your success through the man who Redeems us all, in the name of Him who saves, even Jesus Christ, Amen.

Love you, 

Nate