Paul says that he has a "thorn in the flesh", some weakness that persistently bothers him and forces him to admit humility and reliance on God. That feeling of weakness is, of course, not foreign to us as we look at ourselves nor as we look at those around us. So why does God allow us to have weakness and why does he allow those around us, maybe especially those who lead us, to have weakness too. Study along this week to learn from Paul what do with your and others' thorns.
Show Notes:
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Why should I read the Book of Mormon?
Where, when, and how often should I read the Book of Mormon?
Who wrote the Book of Mormon?
How (and what) should I read (in) the Book of Mormon?
Key Questions for the Book of Mormon - Miniseries Introduction
Why should I trust imperfect Church leaders?
What do I do if I don’t ”feel” anything?
How does identity influence judgment?
Are Latter-day Saints Christian?
Do I have to ”know” the Church is true?
Do I really have to be perfect?
Malachi - Message
Haggai-Zechariah - Consider
Nahum-Zephaniah - The Day
Jonah-Micah - Flee
Amos-Obadiah - Savior(s)
Hosea-Joel - Meaning in the Minor Prophets
Daniel 1-6 - Excellent
Ezekiel - Watch
Jeremiah 30-Lamentations: Shepherd
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