We want to be validated in the way that we show love, but that often leads to a trap of loneliness. Dr. Jennifer Finlayson-Fife explains the truest ways to form intimacy in a relationship and a better alternative to seeking validation from those we love.
Danny and Emily Deaton are the founders of Living Proof Recovery Services, a company dedicated to supporting individuals and families who are navigating addiction with a loved one. They carry degrees from rival schools, the University of Utah and Brigham Young University but found common ground in their love for Jesus and the Utah Jazz. They have built a life they love together in Alpine, Utah. They love being parents to three awesome children and have served as Stake Young Single Adult leaders and Emily as a Relief Society president. Danny and Emily host the “Your Living Proof Podcast” @your_living_proof and love speaking and sharing their message of faith in action, hope, and their love for Jesus Christ.
How do we love those who seem to get away with everything? How do we love ourselves? Matthew Merrill reminds us of a deeper way of learning how to love those we see most difficult to love.
Gather your family to listen to stories about how a handyman can come in all shapes and surprises.
Sister Chelsea Chipman continues to explore the everlasting love and support of Jesus Christ as epitomized through Hyrum Smith’s life and devotion.
Want to improve your relationship with money? Jen Smith of "Frugal Friends" and co-author of Buy What You Love Without Going Broke shares advice on how to craft a healthier mindset about money while honing spending habits that reflect what we truly value.
How do you overcome feelings of inadequacy? Some ideas are shared in the comments. Please share more! What are you doing to prepare for and be a part of this decade that Elder Stevenson reminds us in his talk, is a time “Never to be Forgotten?” We’d love to hear from each of you how you are “living, caring inviting and uniting” in this unprecedented decade! What principles and truths stand out to you in this talk?
Sometimes loving others means saying 'no,' and sometimes loving yourself means accepting the parts that don't fit in cute high heels. Because maybe the oxygen mask principle is spiritual too - you have to put yours on first before helping others. Speakers Amy & Alan Sackett talk about the struggles of self-love, and the steps to getting out of the “comparison trap”. It’s possible find balance between boundaries and acceptance and start to see yourself and others in a more healthy light.
Gather your family to listen to stories about how, no matter how wild the catastrophe, the story can always get sillier.
Throughout her study of the love and encouragement of God to the early Saints, Dr. Ford explores how we can encourage divorced Saints and the beginnings of the restoration of the work for the dead.