Sometimes you embark on an adventure thinking it’s going to be hard, but then it winds up being harder than you ever imagined. You’re in way over your head, but somehow, you get through it, and you find yourself a little bruised, but wiser on the other side. We’ve got an hour of stories like that for you today.
Sharon Kaye Fisher has been a president of ward Primary, Young Women, and Relief Society organizations. She served as stake Primary president with one branch 800 miles away and one branch covering remote villages throughout Alaska. Sharon Kaye was raised in southern California and met her husband, Brent, at Brigham Young University where she received her bachelor's degree in Early Childhood Education. She taught elementary school for a short time at the beginning of their marriage and then devoted her time as a stay-at-home mother to their four daughters and one son. Although she has mostly served in leadership callings, her love is teaching in the classroom with any age group. Sharon Kaye and Brent currently live in Anchorage, Alaska where she serves as the stake JustServe specialist. Highlights
Israel…we have a problem. The trick for all of us to figure out how to properly deal with those problems when they arise and not just do what comes so naturally to all of us.
This seed could symbolize the resilience of an entire people. Atop a lonely desert fortress near the Dead Sea, a Judean date seed lay inert for over 2,000 years. We talk to the scientists who brought that tree to life, named it Methusaleh, and rejuvenated an extinct species.
Was God watching out for some of the Egyptians at the Red Sea? Today we’re taking a look at the possibility that God protected some of the Egyptian soldiers along with the Israelites on that miraculous day.
Donald Davis shares a story fragment about a beloved teacher who does what she can to remember each student in her long career.
Do you struggle to connect with the Old Testament? Is it hard to understand the teachings and miracles of prophets like Moses and Abraham and Isaiah? Here are some tips and tricks to help you as you learn to apply the ancient teachings to your modern-day life.
How would you feel if you were just redeemed and saved from Pharaoh’s armies? Yeah, I’d want to sing praises too! What is your “redemption hymn”?
Do you feel like there are walls of water getting ready to crash down on you, and you are just trying to keep it together right now? Been there!
Lisa is joined by friends Carrie Ann Rhodes, Emily Engemann, and Amy Hopkin to discuss questions that were submitted by listeners of The Lisa Show. If you want to submit your question to the Council of Moms, send us a message to thelisashow@byu.edu or DM us on any of our social media accounts.