This is a rebroadcast. The episode originally ran in October 2020. Jody Moore is a master certified life coach, well known as the host of the Better Than Happy podcast and for her live events and online coaching program, Be Bold. She also has a BA in Communications and an MA in Adult Education along with 15 years of experience as a corporate trainer and leadership coach. Jody and her husband live in Spokane, Washington, and are the parents of four children. Highlights
Dr. Jason Combs returns to examine how Isaiah’s prophecies apply to ancient Israel and our day and provide information regarding the scattering and gathering of Israel.
What are the tools to understanding Isaiah? Dr. Jason Combs examines how Latter-day readers can better understand the words of Isaiah and find inspiration for today, as well as understanding the context, geography, and warnings issued to ancient Israel.
Never underestimate the power of disciplined words from a humble heart…firm in information, but soft in spirit. If you’d like to view the video that goes with this podcast, click here
In some cultures, the dead are regularly exhumed and carried about in celebration. Why, in the West, are we so much more somber about death and dead bodies? And what can we learn from the carnival atmosphere at many death festivals?
Today we’re talking about vanity. . . but it’s more than just staring at yourself in the mirror all day. Listen in and find out what vanity has to do with video games!
Lisa is joined by longtime friend Kacy Faulconer to talk about their most embarrassing parenting moments--from the laugh-out-loud to the cringe-worthy.
There is a very good reason that these verses were chosen as the 2022 Youth Theme. When these words are applied, the Lord will direct our paths.
Mom and I discuss and ask ourselves how different church organizations can be more united. How can Young Women and Relief Society connect with each other more often? How can the Relief Society and Elders Quorum work together? These are questions we all can be asking ourselves continually.
It’s taken me a long time to feel like I understand what happened in the Garden of Gethsemane and on the cross… and I still don’t really know! But here’s what I’ve discovered in Proverbs 2:2.