In this episode, we’ll dive into Mosiah chapter 29 from the Book of Mormon, where we explore a major shift in Nephite government—from kings to judges—and what it teaches us about righteous leadership, personal accountability, and the power of agency. We’ll discuss how the people recognized the selfless service of King Mosiah, how this chapter parallels principles of democracy and freedom we value today, and why this message is especially meaningful during 4th of July celebrations. We’ll also reflect on how spiritual freedom and God’s plan of agency allow us to truly come to know Him. At the end of the episode, I’ll share my daughter Tacoma’s missionary farewell talk titled “Here Am I, Send Me”—a powerful testimony about answering God’s call, preparing for a mission, and choosing to serve with faith. Happy 4th of July Everyone