A talk called The Challenge to Become by Elder Oaks has been a great place for me to start. In this talk I found that through the processof the action verbs, living the gospel, we become converted; we become the "state of being" verbs. He said:
The reason charity never fails and the reason charity is greater than even the most significant acts of goodness . . . is that charity, “the pure love of Christ” (Moro. 7:47), is not an act but a condition or state of being. Charity is attained through a succession of acts that result in a conversion. Charity is something one becomes.

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