Lengthen Your Stride: Every Inch Counts
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In some sporting events an inch can make a the difference between winning and losing. Lengthening your stride refers to going just a little bit further or giving just a little bit more. Jesus was a master example at going the extra mile to help someone in need. Applying principles from His ministry can inspire us to do the same in ours.
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Lengthen Your Stride: Every Inch Counts
- 2. ï‚¡ The distance between your steps
- 3. ï‚¡ Increasing the distance between steps
- 4. ï‚¡ Increasing the distance between steps
- 8.  Matthew 14:13–21  Mark 5:22–43  John 13:4–17  3 Nephi 17
- 9. ï‚¡ Jesus feeds 5,000 +
- 10. ï‚¡ Jesus heals a woman &raises a girl from death
- 11. ï‚¡ Jesus washes the Disciples feet
- 12. ï‚¡ Jesus blessed and prayed for the Nephites