HeyJaredStand By My Servants
In this podcast, Mark shares inspiring stories from the lives of latter day Prophets and Apostles of the restored Church of Jesus Christ
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S2 Episode 25: Elder Bednar’s Lessons From Africa (opens the original)
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Mark reviews a story from Elder Bednar’s talk, “Watchful unto Prayer Continually” to help us better understand how we should look to prophets, trusted leaders, and parents to guide our lives.
S2 Episode 24: Good, Better, Best (opens the original)
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Mark reviews the talk “Good, Better, Best” from, then, Elder Dallin H. Oaks and uses lessons from that talk to improve our relationships in our lives.
S2 Episode 23: Making Our Home A Refuge (opens the original)
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Mark reviews several general conference talks to discuss how we can make our homes a refuge for our families, and how doing so will strengthen and protect our families.
S2 Episode 22: Life’s Three Big Regrets (opens the original)
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Mark uses a talk from Elder Uctdorf to frame his discussion on the 3 biggest regrets people have before leaving this life. Mark dives into how we can avoid these 3 regrets and live our lives to the fullest.
S2 Episode 20: Angels Among Us: Lessons From Elder Jeffery R. Holland (opens the original)
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Mark covers an amazing teaching and concept taught by Elder Jeffery R. Holland, and other apostles, about the types and power of angels here on earth. The doctrine of angels in The Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-day Saints is radical compared to other religions and christian denominations and we are incredibly blessed to know what we do about angels and how we can receive their help.
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