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Things I Wish I Could Say in Sunday School
TIWICSISS
100 episodes
5 days ago
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April 7-13: D&C 30-36
Things I Wish I Could Say in Sunday School
6 minutes 48 seconds
7 months ago
April 7-13: D&C 30-36
Topics: 1) Missionary work; 2) People who leave. In this week's episode, the focus is on sharing candid thoughts about missionary work and the experience of people who leave the church. The lesson challenges traditional ideas and encourages open conversations about personal spirituality and faith. The discussion questions the approach of pushing spiritual beliefs onto others and critiques the "orange juice" analogy used to justify missionary efforts. The episode also addresses the importance of honest faith examination, exploring the dynamics of internal motivations and the impact of church teachings on individuals. Furthermore, it delves into the journeys of two historical church figures, Northrop Sweet and Ezra Thayre, providing insights into their decisions to part ways with the Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-day Saints. Through this exploration, listeners are encouraged to reflect on their own spiritual paths and the authenticity of their faith journeys.
Things I Wish I Could Say in Sunday School