2 Corinthians 1-7 Part 1 • Dr. Larry Nelson • Sept 11 - Sept 17

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Title	:	2 Corinthians 1-7 Part 1 • Dr. Larry Nelson • Sept 11 - Sept 17
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“The Savior got up and left the garden…” A good reminder that pain and trial, sin and suffering have an end
Comment from : Diana Ortiz

You just described me: resilient I had verbal abuse and a little physical abuse as a child I did all those things! I took 9 parenting classes I sought mentors in every ward we lived in as a young mother (8 wards), took classes from BYU on psychology, got counseling, read self help after self help, listened to talks etc, etc, etc The Lord taught me so much! Thanks for the lesson today!
Comment from : j green

Could you clarify which NIV app you use? It’s wonderful when you break things down with it I would love to follow along
Comment from : Russell and Joan Johnson

Being in my sixties, I have the benefit of looking back I am a chain breaker I now can see the abuse from my father (every kind) was used to teach me how to forgive I am not the perfect parent but I broke the abuse chain Even though I wish that the abuse did not happen, it has made me who I am I do not want to give up those lessons Heaven was supporting me
Comment from : Dena Carnes

Just cannot say enough about how much I learn listening to this podcast!! It's just so dang good and so dang informative I almost always reference the show notes because I hear something I want to remember or study more in depth THANK YOU for the opportunity to listen and learn here!
Comment from : rlonghur1

Thank you!
Comment from : Cindy Gilbert

This is fabulous! Thank you!
Comment from : Brittany Goff

Beautiful beautiful discussion
Comment from : Phoebe Hall

I absolutely loved this discussion Dr Larry Nelson was wonderful I loved the things he taught Wish I could have taken his class when I was at byu but I think he was a student at the same time I look forward to him being a guest again He will be great for the Book of Mormon 😍😍😍 Of course Hank and John were also great 😊
Comment from : a griffeth

I so appreciated Dr Nelson’s comments on All of these chapters, You’ve definitely have made me aware of a different perspective of the things that I’m experiencing in my life, HARD as they seem they are most definitely teaching me of the PURE love of My Saviors Atonement, I know this kind of growth has changed me in Many ways, I appreciate even more the deep learning to my Eternal Core!
Comment from : UwUcat28

Such an excellent practical perspective
Comment from : Elaine W

Love this perspective and this lesson!!❤
Comment from : lebohang mzozoyana

Bring more like him ❤❤
Comment from : A Lee Andrews

Thanks!
Comment from : Caleb Brown

i kove the insights on the purpose of trials and the need to become I love the doctrine of knowing vs becoming, it is true in every aspect of our lives I read lots of books on diet and exercise but for some reason I don't seem to get any fitter, I wonder why! 😂 Some things you only become if you actually go through the experience
Comment from : eloise

thanks for bringing in someone with a different background! We love our BYU religious teachers but this had a different tone to it, I absolutely love it!!
Comment from : eloise

God gave Abraham the hardest trial He could to test him and Isaac I suppose He gives others tough trials too
Comment from : Cheeky Monkey

I am SO thankful now for the home in which I grew up in - my parents didn't know the purpose for their OWN existence , how could they ever teach meI LOVE THEMI was able to find my heavenly PARENT to guide & direct me, & also, my mother joined the Church of Jesus Christ 4yrs after I did(my dad is a member too - I did temple work for him, & received confirmation that he accepted the work done in his behalf - a long with a thousand of our ancestors)GODS PLAN IS TRULY AMAZINGtribulations & trials brought me to HEAR HIM💠☀️💠☀️💠
Comment from : Sharon Stoneman

This is just so great! Thank you so much I can relate to so much of what was said in my years of mothering
Comment from : Hollee Bailey

One of my best favourite podcast, never like to miss one Your guests are so so good
Comment from : Wayne Orr

Trails suck
Comment from : Phenam

Thank you all! So glad for your teaching! ❤🇨🇦
Comment from : Renate Mckendry

I usually really like your show and it has helped me in many times of distress and I thank you for that That being said I'm having trouble with this one It seems like the main idea put forth is that life happens and our trials are random To say that the neglect and abuse and subsequent mental illness and apostasy that now plague many of my loved ones is random is just a hard pill to swallow The only way I'm holding on to faith now is the belief that our trials are tailored to what we needed That might be a hard pill to swallow for some too but I've been through that thought process already and it was hard but there has to be some meaning to the individual trials we endure and more importantly for those who suffer mental illness, that the particularly special Hell they have to endure and the constant worry that they are and will forever fail because they can't keep it together during this testing period that MUST be tailored to them with exception to their particular trials I know it must seem like im grasping at straws but I have been forced to reevaluate practically everything I have believed mostly because of mental health challenges of myself and those I love
Comment from : DaDaDaddio

That there children may know what source the should look to for the remission of their dins
Comment from : Connie Carrier

Amen! What a wonderful discussion! Having this mindset makes trials much more tolerable I want to become like my Heavenly Father, so I have to gain experience
Comment from : Krista Yates

I love our the brother spoke I felt the spirit, he was so humble, he spoke to me easy words that I can understand, looking forward to part 2 thanks
Comment from : Dianne Atkins

Love this discussion Adversity and affliction seems to be constant companions and it takes great effort and exercising of faith and patience to keep the Holy Ghost and the Savior as constant companions through it all brbrIt's a tough topic when one has been heavy laden for so long, regardless of the reason why or the cause that brought about the painful effect But it is comforting to know that the Savior certainly was willing to suffer experientially everything we've suffered in order to know how to perfectly succor us as Alma described brbrPaul certainly had his fair share of suffering Most, if not all, of the prophets have had hard afflictions despite their righteousness Peter even said "think it not strange" that we go through so many afflictions (1 Peter 4:12-13)brbr12 Beloved, think it not strange concerning the fiery trial which is to try you, as though some strange thing happened unto you: br13 But rejoice, inasmuch as ye are partakers of Christ’s sufferings; that, when his glory shall be revealed, ye may be glad also with exceeding joy"
Comment from : Establishing Zion