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in this episode of revival: a good news brand podcast, dave butler and stephan taeger reflect on “know who you really are” by elder brik v. eyre, exploring the transformative power of understanding our identity as children of god. through personal stories, scriptural insight, and thoughtful discussion, they consider how this foundational truth shapes self-perception, steadies us in our mistakes, and reframes spiritual practices like prayer, worship, and the sacrament as opportunities to commune with god rather than simply complete habits. emphasizing both god’s majesty as the eternal father and his intimate, personal love for each of us, the conversation encourages listeners to embrace their divine identity and cultivate a consistent, life-giving relationship with him in everyday life.
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your hosts, david butler & stephan taeger
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in this episode of revival: a good news brand podcast, dave butler and stephan taeger reflect on “know who you really are” by elder brik v. eyre, exploring the transformative power of understanding our identity as children of god. through personal stories, scriptural insight, and thoughtful discussion, they consider how this foundational truth shapes self-perception, steadies us in our mistakes, and reframes spiritual practices like prayer, worship, and the sacrament as opportunities to commune with god rather than simply complete habits. emphasizing both god’s majesty as the eternal father and his intimate, personal love for each of us, the conversation encourages listeners to embrace their divine identity and cultivate a consistent, life-giving relationship with him in everyday life.
join us for a weekly revival!
your hosts, david butler & stephan taeger

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