Wrestling With Grace: Breaking Down Our Wrestle With God

Treating Things Lightly

29 min · 23 de abr de 2026
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Tatiana is joined by Justin and they discuss the themes of vanity, unbelief, and the importance of understanding and accessing the Atonement of Jesus Christ. They emphasize the need to know the character of God and the Savior, and to recognize the infinite Atonement as a gift rather than a burden. They reference scriptures and personal experiences, including the use of the 12-step program and the book "He Did Deliver Me from Bondage" by Colleen Harrison. They also highlight the dangers of self-reliance and the importance of turning to Christ for true healing and growth. Listen In! Thanks for listening to this episode of The Wrestle!

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Tatiana is joined by Justin and they discuss the Stockdale Paradox, emphasizing the balance between faith in ultimate success and confronting current challenges. They share the story of James Stockdale, a Navy pilot who endured seven years in a Vietnamese prison camp, highlighting the importance of maintaining faith while acknowledging harsh realities. They relate this to personal growth, particularly in time management and spiritual discipline. Justin shares a personal anecdote about improving sales skills through disciplined study and feedback, illustrating the practical application of the paradox. They also encourage you to seek divine counsel and daily adjustments, emphasizing the journey towards personal and spiritual improvement. Listen In! Thanks for listening to this episode Wrestling With Grace!

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