Paul’s Conversion and the Courage to Change
Jan 14, 202633m0
Changing course required humility and courage. Paul’s growth demanded leaving comfort behind.
Hosted by The LDS Podcast · 🇺🇸 US · EN · 28 episodes
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Discussions around Latter-day Saint faith, culture, and doctrine. Honest, respectful, and faith-centered.
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Changing course required humility and courage. Paul’s growth demanded leaving comfort behind.
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