May 6-12: Mosiah 7-10

Topics: 1) Prophet, Seer or Revelator; 2) Admitting mistakes.

In this episode of "Things I Wish I Could Say In Sunday School", we delve deep into exploring the  notion of assigning titles like prophet, seer, or revelator and discuss the concept of admitting one's own mistakes.

Starting off the conversation with an analysis of the religious titles and how they register upon us, we ponder on whether these titles truly matter. We recognize the issues these titles could bring, especially how they seemingly marginalize women. Juxtaposing religious obedience against personal responsibility, the discourse raises questions about blind faith and places emphasis on the personal journey of faith.

We then shift into discussing honesty and integrity. This leads into a discussion on the admission of mistakes, with King Zeniff’s tale as a starting point. We discuss the repercussions of not admitting one's mistakes and how it could impact one's personal growth, trust, and integrity. We underline the importance of recognizing and admitting mistakes, emphasizing that it’s a sign of strength rather than a failure. Closing out the lesson with a reflection on personal betterment and an approach to God, we encourage learners to look inward and learn.

Join us, as we explore these profound topics and extract deeper insights. Through our candid approach, we hope to spark interesting discussions and foster in you a personal search for truth and understanding.