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133 | Trusting the Conductor: A Journey of Gradual Progression
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Show Notes:
Join us as we explore the transformative power of incremental growth and the inspiration drawn from conductors in a choir. We also talk about the guidance of the Savior in our lives, as we learn to strive to become future conductors ourselves and find greater fulfillment.
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-Kendra
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“...If the green slip of an olive tree is merely planted and allowed to grow, it develops into the wild olive, a bush that grows without control into a tangle of limbs and branches producing only a small, worthless fruit. To become the productive “tame” olive tree, the main stem of the wild tree must be cut back completely and a branch from a tame olive tree grafted into the stem of the wild one. With careful pruning and cultivating, the tree will begin to produce its first fruit in about 7 years, but it will not become fully productive for nearly 15 years. ...The olive tree cannot become productive by itself. ...When [Israel] gave themselves to their God (or their mentor / conductor) for pruning and grafting they prospered & bore much fruit but when they turned from Christ...they became wild and unfruitful.” (Book of Mormon Student Manual)
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