Sister Lisa L. Harkness powerfully testifies of the Lord and talks to me about a variety of subjects. She discusses her responsibilities as the former 1st counselor in the Primary General Presidency, focusing on children in wards, her preparation to be a mission leader with her husband in Montreal, and how young single adults and others can contribute to the Lord's work.
Have you ever felt pressure to raise righteous children? Or felt inadequate as you try to do so? Dr. Robert Line continues and touches on the importance of parents teaching their children to understand the gospel. He reminds us of the fallibility of the church and its leaders and that God speaks to us through the small and simple things, once again emphasizing God’s mercy in our lives.
What is the Book of Commandments, and how does it compare to our current Doctrine and Covenants? Who was William McLellin, and what were his struggles with Church leadership? Join Dr. Robert Line as he expounds on these questions while reminding us of the eternally forgiving nature of God. The early Saints made mistakes, and so do we, but the power of repentance can wipe away all the pain of sin.
A few weeks ago, I collapsed on my bed, exhausted with my to-do list. And this scripture completely changed my perspective.
Do you ever want to throw your hands up in despair and give up? How can the Lord possibly take this bundle of imperfection and someday make it perfect?
Have you ever gotten a splinter? It is PAINFUL and we are talking about it in today’s episode.
What if the burdens we experience in life are actually the doorway to freedom from our weakness? Join Carmen as she talks with mental health professional Dr. David Morgan about different ways to ask for help through our hard times. If you or someone you know is struggling with any sort of mental health issue, you are not going to want to miss this special episode!
Marriages are relationships that take constant work and input from both spouses. Even under the best of circumstances, there can be struggles and growing pains. When one of the spouses has issues with mental health, those struggles can become even more intense and difficult to navigate. Coach Jessica Farmer works specifically with individuals who have a spouse dealing with mental health problems, so that they know how to navigate through not only dealing with their spouse’s mental ups and downs, but also with their own as well. A huge area she focuses on is teaching people how to set and establish healthy boundaries that will benefit not only them but their spouse as well.
Hank Smith and John Bytheway talk about this week's Come, Follow Me study.
