How To Turn Burdens Into Blessings, Part 2 with Kristi Kearl

Send us a textHi!I’m Karen Hall, Host of The Hero Within Podcast.Have you ever thought that burdens can be a good thing? My good friend, Kristi Kearl and I continue our discussion about how to turn burdens into blessings.  If you haven't heard Part 1 yet, click here to hear her remarkable insights on the story of the rich young ruler from the Bible.Today in Part 2, you will learn:*About unnecessary burdens in our life that are blocking us from feeling close to the Lord. *The Lord's promise that when we are yoked with Him, His burden is light.*When the Lord doesn't remove our burden, He makes our burden light and strengthens us so we are able to bear our burdens through the power of His Atonement.*We can bear one another's burdens and make their burdens lighter. *The incredible faith to not be healed.*A miraculous change in perspective from "this is ruining my life," to "this is what I came here to do." Have you felt your burdens made light?I'd love to hear your thoughts!   Our guest would love to hear your feedback too! If you'd like to support the podcast, please follow/subscribe to be alerted to upcoming episodes and also, leave a review.   Wishing you lots of love on your own hero’s journey,xoxo, KarenClosing thoughts: Thanks so much for listening!  Please share this episode with your loved ones and spread the love to bless others!_________________________________Connect with Karen HallInstagram: @theherowithinpodcastFacebook Group: https://www.facebook.com/groups/5698127870230117Website:  https://KarenHallCoaching.com/YouTube: https://www.youtube.com/@karenhall8873Podcast: The Hero Within PodcastBearing Our Burdens With Hope: videoConnect with Kristi KearlKristi grew up in Dry Fork Canyon, near Vernal Utah.  She attended BYU and served as a volunteer in the Peoria Illinois Mission at the Nauvoo Visitors Center and taught release time seminary, religious education classes.  Kristi received a master's degree from USC and worked in commercial real estate development.  In her spare time, she loves to study the scriptures and history. She married Sam Kearl in 2008 and they have 4 kids.