What would you do if you came back from running errands to find your whole life in flames (both figuratively and literally!) But just as fire can destroy, it can also create space for the opportunity to be reborn. As Carmen continues her conversation with Holly they talk about how no matter how difficult the trials we go through in life, Heavenly Father sends us messages and mercies to let us know he’s there.
When it comes to the Gospel we often believe that we shouldn’t need nor seek any perspective or views outside the Church circle for how to best live and implement its doctrines and principles. For coach Heather Rasband embracing the teachings of life coaching did just the opposite. On today's episode she shares how the tools of life coaching have deepened her understanding of the gospel and allowed her to live it more fully. She has been able to learn to love herself more, love others more, and truly live a more Christ like life. She wants those same blessings for all of her clients so come listen as she imparts her wisdom of more fully understanding and living the gospel through life coaching.
Hank, John and Elizabeth share their favorite lesson from this week's podcast.
When my kids head off to school I like to loudly yell, “Make good choices! Don’t do drugs!” And it turns out the Lord has similar advice for his own children as they head off for a scary adventure.
Ready to get all the quick context for D&C 111-114? I’m filling you in on all the important people, places, and events so that you can dive into the spiritual lessons!
Elizabeth Kuehn continues to expound on the difficulties with the Kirtland Safety Society, the Kirtland Apostasy, and the power of the Lord’s reassurances in a time of contention, conflict, and confusion. The early Saints learn how to organize a worldwide church, manage finances, and battle discouragement and disunity.
It can be delicious sometimes to just sit and listen to two great minds musing on some of the great questions of life. Even when their conversations feel a bit beyond our grasp, they point to deeper realms and invite us to journey with them into a richer intellectual life.That’s exactly what we have for you today. Two of the great intellectuals in the Latter-day Saint world, Terryl Givens and John Durham Peters, invite us to drop in on a conversation between good friends—a conversation that ranges across a variety of fascinating topics.
After the spiritual highs of the Kirtland Temple dedication, the Saints struggle with a financial downturn, the failure of the Kirtland Safety Society, and apostasy. Elizabeth Kuehn joins the podcast and relates where the Lord finds the Saints find “unexpected” treasure in Massachusetts and how the Saints battle tribulations and divisions that threaten them.
This is a rebroadcast. The episode originally ran in April 2018. DeAnna Murphy serves as the Chief Development Officer at People Acuity, the premier career pathing and talent development company based in the greater Minneapolis-St. Paul area. An internationally-known keynote speaker, Top 100 Global Coaching Leader, and author, her experience leading organizational leadership efforts worldwide informs her advice for leadership and teaching in the Church. She was born in Provo, Utah, but grew up in Canada and met her husband at Ricks College. They are the parents of three children and live in Minneapolis, Minnesota, where she has served as a stake Relief Society president. Highlights
