Meet Tryston Arnold, a recently returned missionary of the Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-day Saints. He served in the Texas, Houston South Mission.

In the discussion, Tryston speaks about a time when he felt hopeless during his mission, and he recounts an experience where he had to train a new missionary in an area that seemed unproductive. Initially, Tryston lacked hope, but by acting with faith and trusting his companion, they saw miracles happen. Tryston explains that he sees faith as taking action with expectation, while hope is the belief that things can change. The discussion highlights how having faith, even when feeling hopeless, can lead to positive outcomes.

Some verses of Scripture referenced in this conversation:

Alma 36:3

Alma 7:11-12

Matthew 11:28-30

If you or someone you know and love has very recently returned from their mission and would like to record a similar conversation, please send an email to alma526rm@gmail.com and we will line it up.

If you have felt a desire to make a change in your life due to anything said in this conversation, I invite you to get out and do something about it now, so that when the questions is asked, "Can You Feel So Now?", you can answer with a resounding YES!

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