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Alma 23-29 - "I ought to be content"
In our last episode we read about the sons of Mosiah becoming instruments in God's hand to cause incredible change; in this episode we study what happens when being an instrument brings unexpected or undesired hardships. Special guest Ashley Laneri joins us to share scriptural and personal lessons learned about battling discontent and striving for faithful perseverance.
Show Notes:
David A. Bednar, "The Windows of Heaven," General Conference, October 2013.
Visit our website scripturestudyproject.com or connect to us on Instagram or Facebook
Music: "Something Elated" by Broke For Free
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In our last episode we read about the sons of Mosiah becoming instruments in God's hand to cause incredible change; in this episode we study what happens when being an instrument brings unexpected or undesired hardships. Special guest Ashley Laneri joins us to share scriptural and personal lessons learned about battling discontent and striving for faithful perseverance.
Show Notes:
David A. Bednar, "The Windows of Heaven," General Conference, October 2013.
Visit our website scripturestudyproject.com or connect to us on Instagram or Facebook
Music: "Something Elated" by Broke For Free
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