Elder Gary E. Stevenson - Lost Luggage, Redeemed Souls

In my mind, Elder Stevenson compared the responsibility of Airlines to care for luggage in the same manner as the Lord expects us to care for His children.

"...the feeling is recognizable: entrusting what is precious into the care of others—and longing for its safe return. This evokes memories of familiar scenes: a mother—father—at a curb or platform, bidding farewell to their student, soldier, or missionary. Years of teaching, preparation, and prayer culminate in the moment of placing their cherished possession in the care of others—trusting conscientious stewards to care for their son or daughter throughout their journey until they are reunited.

In a much holier way, our Heavenly Father also places a claim upon us, not as a label on a handle but as a divine truth written on the heart: “You are mine. I know you. You are not alone. I have not forgotten you. I intend to bring you home.”"

"Please know you represent the Lord, scripturally aligned, serving those who are “numbered among the people of the church of Christ,” whose “names [are] taken, that they might be remembered and nourished by the good word of God, to keep them in the right way.” We “are to ‘watch over’ Church members and ‘be with and strengthen them’ (Doctrine and Covenants 20:53).” The greatest success in missionary work comes as we act in normal and natural ways; the same is true in ministering.

I invite you to contemplate how you can:

Provide Christlike love, caring, and service.

Offer help and comfort in times of spiritual or temporal need.

Prayerfully seek the guidance of the Spirit.

Help prepare families to make and keep sacred covenants with God as they receive ordinances."

In aspect to my calling - 

"Inspire them to “sincerely and persistently do the spiritual work needed to develop the crucial, spiritual skill of learning how to hear the whisperings of the Holy Ghost, [giving them] all the direction [they] will ever need in [their lives].”"

...by the Holy Ghost