“Maybe all of the greatest strengths in scripture were once weaknesses,” Reynolds said. Referencing Ether 12:27, Reynolds lent hope to those who want to overcome their repeated sins. He explained that faith and humility lead to miracles, including being freed from repetitive sin. Repentant sinners must have a mighty change of heart, a change he said is necessary for everyone and not just the ancient peoples in the scriptures. The solution is faith and humility, according to Reynolds. “When it comes to repetitive sins, you can’t change,” Reynolds said. They emphasize their own will-power and righteousness, but Reynolds said this line of thinking helps no one. He claimed that Latter-day Saints focus on what they themselves can do to obey and repent. He highlighted themes and stories from his book and also spoke briefly about his professional experience. Reuben Clark Law School on Wednesday, Jan. The Sports and Entertainment Law Society invited Robert to speak at the J. He also manages The Killers and is the older brother of Imagine Dragons’ lead singer, Dan Reynolds.

Robert is the attorney for bands The Killers, Neon Trees and Imagine Dragons. Yet, everyone in this room keeps doing it over and over again.” “You know you’re not supposed to do something,” Reynolds said to a room of BYU law students. People recommit sins far more often than they indulge in a new sin according to author Robert Reynolds of the newly released book “Unstuck: How the Savior frees us from our favorite sins.” He recently wrote a book titled “Unstuck: How the Savior frees us from our favorite sins.” (Alyssa Nielsen) Robert Reynolds asks law students why people repeat sins.

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