April 29 - May 4: Mosiah 4-6

Topics: 1) Your experiences with God; 2) Don't run faster than you have strength; 3) Watch yourselves.

 

This episode of 'Things I Wish I Could Say in Sunday School' dives into more unorthodox thoughts and ideas. The goal of the podcast is to encourage honest discussions about faith and provide a fresh perspective on scripture.

Beginning with our experiences with God, the host stresses the significance of personal growth and progression taught by our Heavenly Parents. The host shares that God doesn't value respect for them above one's growth as a person. The host also questions traditional systems that often overlook the value and importance of women, based on his understanding of God's teachings.

The second topic focuses on our tendency to push beyond our limits. As shown in Mosiah 4:27, we are not required to run faster than we have strength and all things should be carried out in wisdom and order. To live a healthier life, the host suggests, we should acknowledge our physical and emotional boundaries, and be careful not to overextend ourselves.

Lastly, the episode navigates Mosiah 4:30, focused on the importance of self-introspection. The host warns against obsessive control over actions and thoughts, suggesting introspection and self-awareness as healthier alternatives. Recognizing our attractions and making choices based on our integrity, rather than denial, can help maintain peace within us.

This episode seeks to provoke discussions and reflections on our faith, inviting listeners to approach traditional teachings with an open mind. Feel free to share these insights with your family, friends, or classes and engage in profound dialogues about your faith experiences. Until next time, keep listening and learning.