We all love to have fun. It’s when we are having fun that life seems less heavy, we are connecting with others, and we can often feel more confidence in our lives. Coach LeAnn Austin is on the podcast talking about the importance of fun in our relationships and how fun can help a heavy or tense situation become a lot lighter. She has even turned the word fun into an acronym.
Your flaws are what allow you to connect. They will be your superpower! Social media strategist Michelle Gifford shares the inner strength and self-confidence you can gain as you find your voice and share your knowledge online.
In this episode, we flip the script and hear about Jon Coakley's backstory leading up to his conversion, and how two missionaries - Brent Bowen and Marshall Butler - were uniquely prepared to teach him the gospel. It shows us that even in the midst of tests and trials, if we trust in God and His timing, things have a unique way of working out.
How would our lives be different if Nephi had not “made a record of his proceedings” so we could look for the tender mercies of the Lord in his writings? If you’d like to view the video that goes with this podcast, click here
In this episode we'll talk about 1 Nephi chapters one through five. We’ll discuss some of the history of the translation of the Book of Mormon. We’ll review the very first verse of 1 Nephi and how this reflects important principles for emotional development. We’ll talk about the value of trials and how they do not detract from the blessings the Lord gives us. We’ll further review the different perspectives of Nephi and his brothers. As we talk about these perspectives, we’ll discuss how flexible, faithful approaches to mental health challenges can result in greater emotional resilience.
Today we're studying 1 Nephi 1:1 in just one minute! Grab your scriptures and let's dive into them together!
Unexpected pain and loss led Susan to leave the church, after 15 years away she returned.
Listen to Big Picture to get the quick context for this week’s reading, 1 Nephi 1-5!
Welcome to the first IGF episode of 2024! We are speaking with Pastor Jeff McCullough and Russell Moore.
Simon Fagg lives in Colchester, England, and runs his own leadership development consultancy. He is an executive coach where he helps his clients lead their teams more purposefully. For the last 25 years he has been facilitating learning and strategy workshops to some of the world’s leading companies, enjoyed working in nearly 40 different countries across the globe, and has learned so much from different national and organizational cultures. A lifelong member of the Church, Simon's service includes a full-time mission to England Birmingham, bishop, stake president, stake Young Men president, and FSY director. He currently serves alongside his wife as an assistant national director for communications in the UK. Simon loves to learn, sing, read, walk, ski and play volleyball. He and his wife Leah are the blessed parents of six daughters and one son, and grandparents to three wonderful granddaughters. Their youngest daughter was stillborn 20 years ago and this bittersweet experience was transformational for their family and faith.