Parents often default to “because I said so.” But the greatest impact comes from inspiring those you love to act willingly. Hank shares how to cultivate moral authority and create real, lasting influence with people you care about.
The key to deepening relationships isn’t just loving people—it’s loving them in the way they understand best. You might be showing love in a way that your spouse, children, or friends don’t recognize! Hank breaks down the five love languages and how learning them can strengthen every relationship in your life.
Ever tried to help someone improve, only to have them shut down or get defensive? It’s not just them—it’s science. Hank talks about how the brain reacts to feedback, why negative criticism doesn’t work, and how you can actually help those you love to grow.
When emotions run high and conflict is inevitable, how do we respond? Abigail’s story teaches us the power of peacemaking and Christlike forgiveness. Discover how her example can help you resolve conflicts with those you love!
The scriptures warn about "sleeping nations" and tell us to "awake, awake!" But what if we’re spiritually snoozing without realizing it? John breaks down how we can wake up and avoid spiritual procrastination.
Ever feel too small, too weak, or too young to make a difference? So did the stripling warriors. But their faith and exact obedience invited God’s power in miraculous ways. Author and speaker Meg Johnson shares that YOU can do the same!
You can control actions, but you can’t control hearts. When people follow you because they want to, not because they have to, that’s when real leadership begins. Hank talks about the difference between moral and formal authority, and discusses how you can begin to build a more "high-trust" team starting today.
In Doctrine and Covenants 35, the Lord says He calls the “weak things of the world” to do His work. But how does that apply to us? John explores the surprising way the Lord strengthens His servants, how He transforms our weaknesses into power, and what it really means when He says, your arm shall be my arm. If you’ve ever felt unqualified or inadequate, this episode will give you hope!
Kindness isn’t always easy—it takes courage to stand up, speak up, and reach out. Sometimes, it means defending someone, and sometimes, it means stepping outside your comfort zone. Rachel Rhien Tucker shares why being brave enough to be kind makes all the difference.
This is a rebroadcast from Salty Saints @TheSaltySaints: What if your elders quorum could be completely transformed? One elders quorum president has a bold new vision that could reshape Latter-day Saint priesthood meetings, service efforts, and quorum unity. Hayden Holm, co-host of Salty Saints, and guest Daniel Ockey—an Elders Quorum president from Charlotte, North Carolina—shares an innovative approach to revitalizing the elders quorum experience. Daniel’s bold new vision could reshape meetings, service efforts, and quorum unity, potentially changing ward culture, ministering, and priesthood responsibilities for the better. This is a rebroadcast of the original conversation from Salty Saints.