EPISODE · Jul 31, 2025 · 6 MIN
The Hardest Question: What Do I Need to Change?
from Sisters: Latter-Day Voices · host Clare and Candice
Candice shares a personal experience that started with a short email from her missionary nephew and led to a heartfelt prayer asking, “What do I need to change?” In this honest and reflective conversation, Candice and Clare discuss how difficult it can be to stop focusing on others and start looking inward. They explore the courage it takes to ask God for guidance, the humility needed to accept the answer, and the faith required to let go of what’s comfortable. This episode reminds us that change and repentance are gifts meant to bless our lives, not burden them.Shownotes (clickable links) conference talk quoted: Peacemakers NeededMark 9:23TranscriptFair Use & DisclaimerThis podcast episode may contain brief quotes from external sources, used in a positive and respectful manner for discussion, education, and commentary. These references fall under fair use as they are not used for commercial gain, do not replace the original works, and are presented with proper context and attribution.The views and opinions expressed in this episode are our own and those of our guests. They do not necessarily reflect the official doctrine, beliefs, or positions of The Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-day Saints.Send us Fan Mail
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Candice shares a personal experience that started with a short email from her missionary nephew and led to a heartfelt prayer asking, “What do I need to change?” In this honest and reflective conversation, Candice and Clare discuss how difficult it can be to stop focusing on others and start looking inward. They explore the courage it takes to ask God for guidance, the humility needed to accept the answer, and the faith required to let go of what’s comfortable. This episode reminds us that ch...
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