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Do You Have to Take the Sacrament Every Week? Reframing Worthiness, the Spirit & Sabbath Rest in LDS Faith

Episode 27 Published 1 year ago
Description

In this solo episode I share something pretty personal about my relationship with the sacrament and why missing it used to send me into a spiral of frustration and shame. I talk about what finally shifted for me, including actually sitting with the words of the sacrament prayer and finding something in it I had completely overlooked. I share my thoughts on what it really means to have the spirit with you and why I no longer believe it's something you can lose. I also talk about the Sabbath day, how it has evolved in our home, and why giving yourself permission to figure out what these practices mean for you personally is not a departure from faith but an expression of it.


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Takeaways:

Being late to church with kids can be a choice.

The sacrament is an opportunity for connection.

Reframing the importance of the sacrament can alleviate frustration.

The spirit can be present in various life situations.

God loves us regardless of our choices.

The sacrament prayer can be seen as a love letter from Jesus.

Sabbath observance can evolve and look different for families.

Family time can be prioritized in various ways on Sundays.

It's important to explore the underlying principles of the Sabbath.

Give yourself permission to evolve in your spiritual journey.


Chapters:

00:00 Embracing Family Life and Church Attendance

03:25 Reframing the Importance of Sacrament

06:11 Understanding the Spirit and Personal Connection

09:18 The Sacrament as a Love Letter from Jesus

12:14 Redefining the Sabbath and Family Time

14:58 Exploring the Purpose of the Sabbath

18:15 Finding Joy in Family Activities and Rest

20:20 Encouragement to Evolve and Discover Personal Faith


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