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Is the Restored Gospel confusing to you? Kyle knew he wanted to serve a mission, but he didn't always understand the Gospel well. It didn't click for him, like it did for others. Kyle's dreams came true when he opened his call and read that he'd be serving in the same country his parents did. But now instead of just learning the doctrine, Kyle now had to learn another language. Listen to hear how serving in Mexico helped Kyle understand how the puzzle pieces of the Restored Gospel fit together, and his personal feelings towards the Savior, Jesus Christ.
What if I don't fit the missionary mold? In this week’s episode we sit down with Damian, who was recommended by another guest, Max (Ep. 16). Damian wasn't the "average" new missionary. Having lived away from home and been a business owner, Damian had a unique skill-set heading to the Midwest. But when he was transferred to a small town that had seen missionaries for years, he decided to go against the grain and use his talents to serve and expose previously hardened hearts to the Restored Gospel of Jesus Christ.
We've asked a lot of questions on this podcast. This answer was probably our favorite. What should you do if you get called to New Zealand? "Get on your knees and thank Heavenly Father for sending you!"
What is serving in the South like? How do you prepare to serve in a land known as the Bible belt? Jace answers these questions and more as he shares his experiences. Jace embodies the qualities of perseverance and sincerity. From starting as a scared new missionary, Jordan was sure Jace wouldn't survive. But Jordan was wrong. By the end, Jace grew a beautiful testimony and confidence that made him a great missionary and leader.
How has Covid-19 been a blessing in your life? Sister Riggs is a living example of the scripture "all these things shall give thee experience, and shall be for thy good." Despite some major hardships, Sister Riggs has the learned ability to recognize the Lord's hand in her life in coming home due to the pandemic and her new mission call.
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