Women, Priesthood, & Church Leadership
This is a rebroadcast. The episode originally ran in November 2019. Barbara Morgan Gardner is an associate professor of Church History and Doctrine at Brigham Young University, and the author of The Priesthood Power of Women. Her research interests focus primarily on women in religious leadership, international education, and religious pedagogy. She holds a master’s degree in Educational Leadership and Foundations and a PhD in Instructional Psychology, and did post-doctoral work at Harvard University. Barbara was Institute director in Boston, Massachusetts, serving more than 100 universities and colleges in the area and acting as chaplain at Harvard and MIT. She continues to serve as the chaplain-at-large in higher education for The Church, and on the BYU Interfaith Outreach Council. She and her husband, Dustin Gardner, live in Highland, Utah.
How can a near-death experience help us heal?
Welcome back to our mini-series on death. This week we are learning about near-death experience from Marianne Bahri. She speaks about her own NDE with senior producer Heather Bigley to discuss how her life was altered, and how introspective soul-searching helped her heal. Next week, we are speaking to Rev. Phyllis Spiegel and Jewels Chaplain to learn more about end-of-life care—stay tuned!
Alma 30:39-60
Is there a God? You’d better believe it! And we don’t need signs given to us to know that if we will look around us with an eye of faith
Alma 30:12-23
One of Satan’s biggest objectives is to interrupt our rejoicings with false doctrine from “anti-Christs” of every kind. We need to be “Pro-Christ“ in all we do - to be someone who can “interrupt the negativity“ of all those that are trying to destroy these good things in our lives.
“What did you do at school today?”
Open up to Alma 30:5 and let’s study why your kid probably says “nothing” when you ask them what happened at school.
Teaching Your Teen to Advocate For Themselves
Our goal as parents is to raise children that can go out into the world and be successful, independent, and self-sufficient adults. But in order for this to happen, parents need to allow their children to learn the vital skill of self-advocating when they are still living at home. Coach Daelene Byam is on the podcast talking about how parents can teach their children to advocate for themselves by learning how to manage their emotions as well as deal well with failure. Daelene believes the home is where these skills are taught the most effectively as parents allow their children to be independent as well as show them how to be emotionally resilient and how to deal with failure by mirroring it for them. If you have a teen that you feel could use some help learning to self-advocate, be sure to reach out to Daelene and let her guide you in this process.
Protecting Your Peace
When you forgive someone do you have to allow them back into your life? Hank uses scriptures and personal stories to look at the complex blessing of boundaries. Discover the power of forgiveness, the importance of personal limits for your protection, and how to navigate even challenging relationships with empathy and grace.
Healing the Hurt & Setting Limits
When you’ve been hurt by others actions, it can be a challenge to forgive. Hank shares lessons from general authorities that will help you begin to find healing and learn how to set effective personal limits that will help you protect your personal peace.
From Conflict to Connection
Setting a boundary doesn’t mean that your relationship is going to suffer. Ideally it means that your relationship has the potential to grow and become even better! Hank talks about navigating challenging family relationships and what to do when people don’t respect the boundaries you set.
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