Doctrine & Covenants 64-66 Part 2 • Dr. Jason Whiting • June 16-22 • Come Follow Me
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Dr. Jason Whiting continues his discussion on forgiveness and healing from trauma, highlighting how the Lord helps us forgive ourselves and build stronger relationships through meaningful connection.
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00:00 - Part 2 - Dr. Jason Whiting
01:37 Multigenerational trauma
05:44 Letting go of defensive mechanisms
06:55 Feelings aren’t facts
08:48 Forgiveness and our own repentance
12:23 How reflection and forgiveness bless me
14:14 The Atonement helps us forgive
18:08 River fight to revelation
20:03 Mercy for me, justice for everyone else
24:05 Steps to forgiveness
28:41 Church as clinical material
31:26 It is better to be trusted than loved
35:27 Communication Skills isn’t in the Topical Guide
39:08 The high price of being willing to forgive
43:03 Encouragement for the weary
48:15 Small things that help relationships
50:13 Bids for connection and a wheat grinder
54:28 Dr. Whiting’s thoughts on scripture and the Restoration
01:01:05 End of Part 2 - Dr. Jason Whiting
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