

The graphic says, "Dear God, I want to be a clapper." And if you know Dave, even if it's just through the screen, you know he's a clapper. Today's conversation is inspired by an Instagram post from David Butler. All the good people who show up at the crack of dawn to clap and shout encouragement as runners pass by. Have you ever watched a marathon even from afar? One of the best parts of a marathon or race is what happens on the sidelines. I'm your host, Kathryn Davis, a mom, a seminary teacher and a Traeger enthusiast who loves God. Hi and welcome to Magnify an LDS Living podcast where we talk about using our influence as followers of Jesus Christ to make a difference in the world. Hey recognize this sound? Across many cultures clapping as a way we acknowledge, celebrate and encourage. You will then be in a place to be able to do that for other people, and you'll start to gain an abundance mindset. Speak kinder and be more uplifting to yourself. This might be counterintuitive, but the blessings we receive in return show us his great wisdom and love. He asks us to lose ourselves in order to find ourselves, and to give in order to receive.

God has given us the pattern in the scriptures for how he operates.

He’s a big fan of people! Dave is a dad, a teacher, an author, and a co-host of the popular YouTube channel, Don’t Miss This, where he encourages his listeners to better understand the scriptures. If you know Dave even if it’s just through the screen, you know he’s a clapper. David Butler is constantly encouraging others through is work.
