The Dents In My Armor

What if confidence isn’t about believing in yourself—but believing in Christ? In this honest and heartfelt conversation with Sonrisa Hasselbach, we explore what it really means to find confidence when you feel “not enough.” From self-doubt and comparison to powerful moments of connection with God, this episode is a reminder that true confidence comes from where we turn—not how we measure up. If you’ve ever struggled with negative self-talk or feeling unworthy, this conversation will gently point you back to Him.Find Sonrisa Hasselbach on Instagram @once.upon.a.sonrisa and TikTok @sonrisahasselbach Resources Used In This Episode:Isaiah 53:2 1 Nephi 19:9  Matthew 9:21 1 Samuel 16:7J. Annette Dennis, Put Ye On the Lord Jesus ChristMegan Wood, The Truth The Greatest Showman Original Soundtrack, Never EnoughHenry B. Eyring, Proved and Strengthened In Christ, Oct 2025 General ConferenceNew episodes are released every Wednesday morning.To invite Jenny and Lee to speak at your fireside, devotional, Relief Society activity or other event, email them at [email protected].  They love invitations to speak either in person or virtually, and speak on a variety of topics including divine identity, how to lean on the Savior in both good times and hard times, and preparing for the Second Coming, both spiritually and temporally.ABOUT US:The Dents In My Armor is a podcast of BECOMING for LDS Women. Using sources of truth, Jenny D. Webb and Dr. Lee Burdge unfold Gospel topics in relatable conversations about how the challenges of mortality are completely conquerable when you draw upon the powers of Heaven. Laugh and cry along with them as they tackle topics like relationships, parenting, growing older, loss, love, faith, and joy. Jenny and Lee firmly believe that the dents we sustain in our armor as we fight life’s battles do not define us, but are merely evidence that we can stand firm in our faith, and like the Savior, overcome the world.Podcast Links:Website: https://www.thedentsinmyarmor.com/Spotify: https://open.spotify.com/show/4twLiGuBa06CpzDiQ43KPWApple Podcasts: https://podcasts.apple.com/us/podcast/the-dents-in-my-armor/id1750794619Instagram: @thedentsinmyarmor  https://www.instagram.com/thedentsinmyarmor/Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/profile.php?id=61558057287024Contact Us: [email protected]#churchofjesuschristoflatterdaysaints #jesuschrist #ldspodcast

What if a “stressless home” isn’t about doing more—but about being more present? In this honest and uplifting conversation, we talk with mother of 3 and professional organizer and life coach, Markell Horner. As the founder of Our Stressless Home, she brings a unique perspective to letting go of perfection, redefining productivity, and creating meaningful connection in the middle of everyday chaos. Through powerful insights and real-life experiences as a woman and as a mother, she shares how small mindset shifts can bring more peace into your home and heart. If you’ve ever felt overwhelmed, stuck in the to-do list, or like you’re falling short, this episode is a gentle reminder to slow down, refocus, and choose what matters most.You can find Markell at @our.stressless.home on Instagram or on her website: www.ourstresslesshome.comYou can also email Markell: [email protected] Used In This Episode:Luke 10 KJV David A Bednar, The Spirit of Revelation, Apr 2011 General ConferenceDavid A Bednar, Living in Revelation, Ensign College Devotional, Jan 2023New episodes are released every Wednesday morning.To invite Jenny and Lee to speak at your fireside, devotional, Relief Society activity or other event, email them at [email protected].  They love invitations to speak either in person or virtually, and speak on a variety of topics including divine identity, Choosing Christ, how to lean on our Savior in both good times and hard times, and preparing for the Second Coming, both spiritually and temporally.ABOUT US:The Dents In My Armor is a podcast of BECOMING for LDS Women. Using sources of truth, Jenny D. Webb and Dr. Lee Burdge unfold Gospel topics in relatable conversations about how the challenges of mortality are completely conquerable when you draw upon the powers of Heaven. Laugh and cry along with them as they tackle topics like relationships, parenting, growing older, loss, love, faith, and joy. Jenny and Lee firmly believe that the dents we sustain in our armor as we fight life’s battles do not define us, but are merely evidence that we can stand firm in our faith, and like the Savior, overcome the world.Podcast Links:Website: https://www.thedentsinmyarmor.com/Spotify: https://open.spotify.com/show/4twLiGuBa06CpzDiQ43KPWApple Podcasts: https://podcasts.apple.com/us/podcast/the-dents-in-my-armor/id1750794619Instagram: @thedentsinmyarmor  https://www.instagram.com/thedentsinmyarmor/Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/profile.php?id=61558057287024Contact Us: [email protected]#churchofjesuschristoflatterdaysaints #jesuschrist #ldspodcast

What if you’re doing all the “right” things… but still feel unmotivated, insecure, or spiritually tired? In this honest episode, Jenny and Lee explore what it means to choose Christ in the middle of fatigue, doubt, and uncertainty—not just when you feel strong and inspired. They share personal experiences, powerful scripture insights, and practical ways to navigate spiritual burnout. If you’ve ever wondered, “Am I still choosing Christ, even when I feel this way?”—this episode is for you.Because maybe it’s not about doing more…It’s about coming to Him, exactly as you are.Resources Used In This Episode:General Principles for Managing Stress Adjusting to Missionary LifeDoctrine & Covenants 64:33 - Latter-day Saint Scripture of the DayIn Wisdom and Order – Mosiah 4:27 - Book of Mormon Study NotesJeffrey R. Holland, Broken Things To Mend, Apr 2006 General ConferenceDavid A. Bednar, All Who Have Endured Valiantly, Apr 2026 General ConferenceNew episodes are released every Wednesday morning.To invite Jenny and Lee to speak at your fireside, devotional, Relief Society activity or other event, email them at [email protected].  They love invitations to speak either in person or virtually, and speak on a variety of topics including divine identity, how to lean on the Savior in both good times and hard times, and preparing for the Second Coming, both spiritually and temporally.ABOUT US:The Dents In My Armor is a podcast of BECOMING for LDS Women. Using sources of truth, Jenny D. Webb and Dr. Lee Burdge unfold Gospel topics in relatable conversations about how the challenges of mortality are completely conquerable when you draw upon the powers of Heaven. Laugh and cry along with them as they tackle topics like relationships, parenting, growing older, loss, love, faith, and joy. Jenny and Lee firmly believe that the dents we sustain in our armor as we fight life’s battles do not define us, but are merely evidence that we can stand firm in our faith, and like the Savior, overcome the world.Podcast Links:Website: https://www.thedentsinmyarmor.com/Spotify: https://open.spotify.com/show/4twLiGuBa06CpzDiQ43KPWApple Podcasts: https://podcasts.apple.com/us/podcast/the-dents-in-my-armor/id1750794619Instagram: @thedentsinmyarmor  https://www.instagram.com/thedentsinmyarmor/Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/profile.php?id=61558057287024Contact Us: [email protected]

What does it really mean to be “wheat” in a world full of tares—and what happens when we realize we’ve been both? In this powerful and honest conversation, we sit down with Stone Stockman, whose love for Jesus Christ is as contagious as it is sincere. Together, we dive into the parable of the wheat and the tares and explore the tension so many of us feel: how to love others fully without compromising our own discipleship. Stone shares deeply thoughtful insights on why people step away from faith, the difference between motives and reasons, and how we can respond with Christlike love instead of judgment. We also talk about spiritual burnout, the trap of “checklist righteousness,” and the freeing truth that our relationship with Jesus Christ is not about perfection—but about striving. If you’ve ever wrestled with doubt (your own or someone else’s), struggled to balance truth and love, or wondered how to stay rooted when others walk away—this episode will meet you right where you are.Find and Follow Stone on Instagram @faith.set.in.stoneResources Used In This Episode:Matthew 13:24-30, 36-43Alma 29:1-3Alma 32:17-191 John 2:1-4Henry B Eyring, General Conference Oct. 1998 A Voice of Warning - The Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-day SaintsNew episodes are released every Wednesday morning.To invite Jenny and Lee to speak at your fireside, devotional, Relief Society activity or other event, email them at [email protected].  They love invitations to speak either in person or virtually, and speak on a variety of topics including divine identity, how to lean on the Savior in both good times and hard times, and preparing for the Second Coming, both spiritually and temporally.ABOUT US:The Dents In My Armor is a podcast of BECOMING for LDS Women. Using sources of truth, Jenny D. Webb and Dr. Lee Burdge unfold Gospel topics in relatable conversations about how the challenges of mortality are completely conquerable when you draw upon the powers of Heaven. Laugh and cry along with them as they tackle topics like relationships, parenting, growing older, loss, love, faith, and joy. Jenny and Lee firmly believe that the dents we sustain in our armor as we fight life’s battles do not define us, but are merely evidence that we can stand firm in our faith, and like the Savior, overcome the world.Podcast Links:Website: https://www.thedentsinmyarmor.com/Spotify: https://open.spotify.com/show/4twLiGuBa06CpzDiQ43KPWApple Podcasts: https://podcasts.apple.com/us/podcast/the-dents-in-my-armor/id1750794619Instagram: @thedentsinmyarmor  https://www.instagram.com/thedentsinmyarmor/Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/profile.php?id=61558057287024Contact Us: [email protected]#churchofjesuschristoflatterdaysaints #jesuschrist #ldspodcast

What happens when you’re asked to give up something you love… for something you can’t yet see? In this powerful episode, we sit down with singer-songwriter Sunny Marchant to talk about faith, sacrifice, and trusting God in the middle of life’s biggest turning points. From walking away from her dream of owning a horse to pursuing music full-time, Sunny shares how prayer, courage, and a willingness to choose Christ shaped her unexpected path—including viral success in the Philippines and doors she never could have planned. Through stories of rejection, redirection, and remarkable blessings, Sunny reminds us that God’s “no” is never the end of the story—and that when we put Him first, everything else has a way of fitting exactly the way it was meant to be.Find Sunny on her website: sunnygracemusic.com or email at: [email protected] Sunny and her family's music on Instagram: @sunnygracemusic  and @torchfamilymusicFacebook: @torchfamilymusic and @sunnygracemusicYouTube: @torchfamilymusic  and @sunnygrace4561New episodes of The Dents In My Armor are released every Wednesday morning.To invite Jenny and Lee to speak at your fireside, devotional, Relief Society activity or other event, email them at [email protected].  They love invitations to speak either in person or virtually, and speak on a variety of topics including divine identity, how to lean on the Savior in both good times and hard times, and preparing for the Second Coming, both spiritually and temporally.ABOUT US:The Dents In My Armor is a podcast of BECOMING for LDS Women. Using sources of truth, Jenny D. Webb and Dr. Lee Burdge unfold Gospel topics in relatable conversations about how the challenges of mortality are completely conquerable when you draw upon the powers of Heaven. Laugh and cry along with them as they tackle topics like relationships, parenting, growing older, loss, love, faith, and joy. Jenny and Lee firmly believe that the dents we sustain in our armor as we fight life’s battles do not define us, but are merely evidence that we can stand firm in our faith, and like the Savior, overcome the world.Podcast Links:Website: https://www.thedentsinmyarmor.com/Spotify: https://open.spotify.com/show/4twLiGuBa06CpzDiQ43KPWApple Podcasts: https://podcasts.apple.com/us/podcast/the-dents-in-my-armor/id1750794619Instagram: @thedentsinmyarmor  https://www.instagram.com/thedentsinmyarmor/Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/profile.php?id=61558057287024Contact Us: [email protected]#churchofjesuschristoflatterdaysaints #jesuschrist #ldspodcast

Fresh off April 2026 General Conference, Jenny and Lee share their real-time impressions—no transcripts, just what stayed with them. More than anything, this conference felt deeply centered on Jesus Christ Himself. They explore four invitations they heard throughout the weekend: Learn of Jesus. Become like Jesus. Love like Jesus. Return to Jesus.From the sacred experience of the solemn assembly to the simple question, “What will I do now?”—this episode is about holding onto that feeling and letting it change us.Resources:All of the talks referenced in this episode can be found on the church's website in the General Conference Library for ⁠April 2026⁠. Chapters:00:00 Reflections on General Conference11:37 Themes of Jesus Christ23:08 The Importance of Ministering34:57 Love as a Motivating Force46:07 The Solemn Assembly Experience26:57 Personal Reflections on Conference Talks30:50 Endurance as a Joyous Quest34:58 The Power of Christ's Hands40:15 Finding Strength in Christ's PromisesNew episodes are released every Wednesday morning.To invite Jenny and Lee to speak at your fireside, devotional, Relief Society activity or other event, email them at [email protected].  They love invitations to speak either in person or virtually, and speak on a variety of topics including divine identity, how to lean on the Savior in both good times and hard times, and preparing for the Second Coming, both spiritually and temporally.ABOUT US:The Dents In My Armor is a podcast of BECOMING for LDS Women. Using sources of truth, Jenny D. Webb and Dr. Lee Burdge unfold Gospel topics in relatable conversations about how the challenges of mortality are completely conquerable when you draw upon the powers of Heaven. Laugh and cry along with them as they tackle topics like relationships, parenting, growing older, loss, love, faith, and joy. Jenny and Lee firmly believe that the dents we sustain in our armor as we fight life’s battles do not define us, but are merely evidence that we can stand firm in our faith, and like the Savior, overcome the world.Podcast Links:Website: https://www.thedentsinmyarmor.com/Spotify: https://open.spotify.com/show/4twLiGuBa06CpzDiQ43KPWApple Podcasts: https://podcasts.apple.com/us/podcast/the-dents-in-my-armor/id1750794619Instagram: @thedentsinmyarmor  https://www.instagram.com/thedentsinmyarmor/Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/profile.php?id=61558057287024Contact Us: [email protected]#churchofjesuschristoflatterdaysaints #jesuschrist #ldspodcast

Some conversations feel sacred because of their honesty. In Part 2 of this deeply tender episode, Jenny and Lee sit down with Jaeden Cook as she shares her story with remarkable vulnerability and faith. Together, they explore what it looks like to choose Christ in the middle of real-life experiences—where questions, struggles, and growth are all part of the journey. As Jaeden opens up publicly about her experiences for the first time—including navigating anxiety—she offers a powerful reminder that our challenges do not define us. Discipleship isn’t about having everything figured out; it’s about trusting the Savior in the process of becoming and allowing His grace to meet us exactly where we are. This conversation is an invitation to slow down, listen with your heart, and recognize the quiet, steady ways Jesus Christ is present in your own story.Resources Used In This Episode:Jeffrey R. Holland, Broken Things To Mend, April 2006 General ConferenceNew episodes are released every Wednesday morning.To invite Jenny and Lee to speak at your fireside, devotional, Relief Society activity or other event, email them at [email protected].  They love invitations to speak either in person or virtually, and speak on a variety of topics including divine identity, how to lean on the Savior in both good times and hard times, and preparing for the Second Coming, both spiritually and temporally.ABOUT US:The Dents In My Armor is a podcast of BECOMING for LDS Women. Using sources of truth, Jenny D. Webb and Dr. Lee Burdge unfold Gospel topics in relatable conversations about how the challenges of mortality are completely conquerable when you draw upon the powers of Heaven. Laugh and cry along with them as they tackle topics like relationships, parenting, growing older, loss, love, faith, and joy. Jenny and Lee firmly believe that the dents we sustain in our armor as we fight life’s battles do not define us, but are merely evidence that we can stand firm in our faith, and like the Savior, overcome the world.Podcast Links:Website: https://www.thedentsinmyarmor.com/Spotify: https://open.spotify.com/show/4twLiGuBa06CpzDiQ43KPWApple Podcasts: https://podcasts.apple.com/us/podcast/the-dents-in-my-armor/id1750794619Instagram: @thedentsinmyarmor  https://www.instagram.com/thedentsinmyarmor/Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/profile.php?id=61558057287024Contact Us: [email protected]#churchofjesuschristoflatterdaysaints #jesuschrist #ldspodcast

Some conversations feel sacred because of their honesty. In this deeply tender 2 part episode, Jenny and Lee sit down with Jaeden Cook as she shares her story of living with mental health issues with remarkable vulnerability and faith. Together, they explore what it looks like to choose Christ in the middle of real-life experiences—where questions, struggles, and growth are all part of the journey. As Jaeden opens up about her experiences—including navigating anxiety—she offers a powerful reminder that our challenges do not define us. Discipleship isn’t about having everything figured out; it’s about trusting the Savior in the process of becoming and allowing His grace to meet us exactly where we are. This conversation is an invitation to slow down, listen with your heart, and recognize the quiet, steady ways Jesus Christ is present in your own story.Resources Used In This Episode:Jeffrey R. Holland, Broken Things To Mend, April 2006 General ConferenceChapters:00:00 - Introduction and Jaeden's early life and background01:45 - Recognizing early signs of social anxiety and family influences04:19 - The moment she realized she was different and accepting her identity08:25 - The influence of grandparents and family on mental health awareness10:07 - Defining social anxiety: fears and real-life examples11:35 - Childhood experiences with social and academic pressures13:31 - The major turning point in 11th grade and seeking help14:37 - How service on a mission transformed her perspective16:18 - Seeing herself through God's eyes and shedding societal labels17:34 - The impact of therapeutic relationships and healing tools19:27 - Embracing vulnerability as a source of strength20:50 - The role of faith and gospel principles in her recovery22:14 - Overcoming the misconception of being "rude" or "emotional"24:40 - Navigating relationships and accepting her imperfections27:06 - How her mission and spiritual experiences reinforced her self-worth33:40 - Pivotal moments that shifted her understanding of divine support36:50 - Recognizing agency and trusting divine timing in healing44:10 - The importance of joy and growth alongside struggle52:42 - The significance of sharing her story to inspire others58:20 - Reinforcing the truth that "Sunday will come" despite hardships62:37 - Practical habits: gratitude, humor, and self-love66:56 - The power of authentic vulnerability and kindness72:36 - The importance of striving for progress, not perfection81:26 - Facing fears in sacred spaces and restoring her relationship with the temple84:56 - The courage of vulnerability and its ripple effect91:56 - Reflecting on God's hand in her journey and trusting divine timing94:55 - The ongoing nature of personal redemption and growth102:37 - Christ's suffering as a source of hope in dark times105:58 - A message to listeners: You are worth it, and your story is still being writtenNew episodes are released every Wednesday morning.To invite Jenny and Lee to speak at your fireside, devotional, Relief Society activity or other event, email them at [email protected].  They love invitations to speak either in person or virtually, and speak on a variety of topics including divine identity, how to lean on the Savior in both good times and hard times, and preparing for the Second Coming, both spiritually and temporally.

Holy Week invites us to slow down and walk more intentionally with the Savior. In this episode, Jenny and Lee reflect on the sacred events leading up to the Resurrection of Jesus Christ and discuss how choosing Christ during Holy Week can deepen our discipleship and our relationship with Him. Rather than rushing past these sacred days, they explore what it looks like to pause, remember, and intentionally focus on the Savior’s love, sacrifice, and victory over death. This conversation is an invitation to walk with Christ through the final week of His mortal ministry, allowing the story of the Atonement and Resurrection to shape our hearts, our worship, and our daily discipleship.Download our Free Guide: ⁠A Week With Jesus, A Family Journey Through His Final Days⁠Resources:The Church of Jesus Christ Holy Week/Easter WebsiteGary E. Stevenson, General Conference April 2023, The Greatest Easter Story Ever ToldGary E. Stevenson, General Conference April 2024, Bridging the Two Great CommandmentsBruce R. McConkie, Doctrinal New Testament Commentary, 3 vols. [1966–73], 1:708, 710, as found in the 2017 Doctrine and Covenants Seminary Teachers ManualDieter F. Uchtdorf, General Conference October 2008, The Infinite Power of HopeChapters:00:00 - Introducing walking Holy Week with the Savior03:15 - The church's emphasis on Holy Week as a season, not just a day04:04 - The importance of keeping Christ in Easter and Holy Week08:53 - Starting with Palm Sunday and its joyful recognition of Jesus as King16:23 - Monday- Distractions that hinder focusing on Christ, and ways to diminish them20:21 - Tuesday's focus on love and the power of questions in faith25:52 - Wednesday’s theme of doing good and quiet service32:26 - Thursday’s focus: "In Remembrance of Me" and the Last Supper36:39 - Significance of the ordinance of foot washing and its temple roots43:23 - Gethsemane’s significance and Christ’s infinite atonement51:52 - Friday- Mary’s compassion and the maternal perspective during Christ’s suffering55:45 - Saturday’s sacred waiting and the importance of trusting in Christ’s timing59:36 - The transition from Hosanna to Hallelujah — celebrating Christ’s victory61:49 - Continuing to choose Christ every day beyond Easter63:13 - Invitation to let Holy Week transform your life and heartNew episodes are released every Wednesday morning.To invite Jenny and Lee to speak at your fireside, devotional, Relief Society activity or other event, email them at [email protected].  They love invitations to speak either in person or virtually, and speak on a variety of topics including divine identity, how to lean on the Savior in both good times and hard times, and preparing for the Second Coming, both spiritually and temporally.ABOUT US:The Dents In My Armor is a podcast of BECOMING for LDS Women. Using sources of truth, Jenny D. Webb and Dr. Lee Burdge unfold Gospel topics in relatable conversations about how the challenges of mortality are completely conquerable when you draw upon the powers of Heaven. Laugh and cry along with them as they tackle topics like relationships, parenting, growing older, loss, love, faith, and joy. Jenny and Lee firmly believe that the dents we sustain in our armor as we fight life’s battles do not define us, but are merely evidence that we can stand firm in our faith, and like the Savior, overcome the world.Podcast Links:Website: https://www.thedentsinmyarmor.com/Spotify: https://open.spotify.com/show/4twLiGuBa06CpzDiQ43KPWApple Podcasts: https://podcasts.apple.com/us/podcast/the-dents-in-my-armor/id1750794619Instagram: @thedentsinmyarmor  https://www.instagram.com/thedentsinmyarmor/Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/profile.php?id=61558057287024Contact Us: [email protected]#churchofjesuschristoflatterdaysaints #jesuschrist #ldspodcast

Satan hasn’t needed new lies since the beginning—he simply keeps repeating the same ones. In this episode, Jenny and Lee explore some of the common lies the adversary uses to discourage, distract, and pull us away from Jesus Christ. From feelings of inadequacy to distorted views of our identity and worth, these patterns of deception show up again and again in our lives. Together they discuss how recognizing those lies helps us respond differently—and how choosing Christ allows truth, grace, and clarity to replace the adversary’s distortions. This conversation invites listeners to look more carefully at the messages they’re hearing, recognize the voice of the adversary, and remember that the Savior’s truth always leads us back to hope, identity, and peace.Resources:2 Nephi 2:112 Nephi 28:8Doctrine and Covenants 19:15-18Genesis 50:20Henry B. Eyring, General Conference, April 2012 Mountains to Climb Patrick Kearon, General Conference, Oct. 2025 Jesus Christ and Your New BeginningThomas R. Valletta, The Book of Mormon Study Guide, Deseret Book, 2015, p. 134.Jeffrey R. Holland, Cast Not Away Therefor Your Confidence, BYU Speeches, March 2, 1999.Camille N. Johnson, Holy Women Fix Their Focus on Jesus Christ, 2025 Relief Society Devotional: A Worldwide Gathering of WomenC.S. Lewis, The Screwtape Letters, 1942.Chapters:(00:00) - Introduction: Satan's Lies vs. Eternal Truths(02:05) - Opposition as Part of God's Plan for Agency(06:14) - Joseph’s Story: Opposing Hardship and Divine Purpose(09:16) - Dealing with Doubt: Choosing Christ Over Uncertainty(13:24) - Guarding Our Identity: Knowing Whose We Are(22:15) - Slippery Slope of Minimizing Sin and Justice(28:30) - Combatting Isolation and the Power of Community(39:12) - Overcoming Hopelessness with the Hope of Israel(42:23) - Recognizing the Adversary’s Subtle Tactics Against Hope(46:47) - Invoking the Power of Jesus Name to Drive Out Satan(52:23) - Tools for Spiritual Defense: The Wounded Savior(55:43) - Final encouragement: Doing Hard With JesusNew episodes are released every Wednesday morning.To invite Jenny and Lee to speak at your fireside, devotional, Relief Society activity or other event, email them at [email protected].  They love invitations to speak either in person or virtually, and speak on a variety of topics including divine identity, how to lean on the Savior in both good times and hard times, and preparing for the Second Coming, both spiritually and temporally.ABOUT US:The Dents In My Armor is a podcast of BECOMING for LDS Women. Using sources of truth, Jenny D. Webb and Dr. Lee Burdge unfold Gospel topics in relatable conversations about how the challenges of mortality are completely conquerable when you draw upon the powers of Heaven. Laugh and cry along with them as they tackle topics like relationships, parenting, growing older, loss, love, faith, and joy. Jenny and Lee firmly believe that the dents we sustain in our armor as we fight life’s battles do not define us, but are merely evidence that we can stand firm in our faith, and like the Savior, overcome the world.Podcast Links:Website: https://www.thedentsinmyarmor.com/Spotify: https://open.spotify.com/show/4twLiGuBa06CpzDiQ43KPWApple Podcasts: https://podcasts.apple.com/us/podcast/the-dents-in-my-armor/id1750794619Instagram: @thedentsinmyarmor  https://www.instagram.com/thedentsinmyarmor/Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/profile.php?id=61558057287024Contact Us: [email protected]#churchofjesuschristoflatterdaysaints #jesuschrist #ldspodcast

What does it look like to choose Christ when life feels messy, unfinished, and overwhelming? In this deeply tender conversation, Jenny and Lee are joined by Christ-centered coach Kirstin Baxter to talk about discipleship in real life — motherhood, comparison, imposter syndrome, grief, identity, and the quiet work of becoming. Together, they explore what it means to partner with Christ daily, to embrace both our divine and human selves, and to recognize that growth never means outgrowing our need for the Savior. This episode is an invitation to stop striving for arrival, to release comparison and shame, and to trust that grace meets us exactly where we are. Choosing Christ doesn’t require perfection — it requires partnership, honesty, and a willingness to walk with Him, even (and especially) in the messy middle.You can find Kirstin on Instagram (@shinemommyshine) and on her Website, (www.kirstinbaxtercoaching.com). You can also email her at [email protected] free gift for our listeners is free access to her monthly webinar series. To better Learn How to Yoke With Christ In Real Life, CLICK HERE.Chapters:00:00 Introduction to Kirsten Baxter02:36 Choosing Christ in Chaos04:40 The Battle Within: Overcoming Negative Thoughts11:41 Embracing Our Unique Identities15:33 Building Zion: The Power of Community17:17 Overcoming Imposter Syndrome22:50 The Lie of Self-Sufficiency25:31 The Beauty of Receiving and Growth26:16 Navigating Loss and Grief29:30 Understanding Grief and Healing32:46 The Role of Love in Grief36:05 Relationships Beyond Mortality38:19 Experiencing Grace in Everyday Life42:56 Shining Your Light and Embracing Your WorthNew episodes are released every Wednesday morning.To invite Jenny and Lee to speak at your fireside, devotional, Relief Society activity or other event, email them at [email protected].  They love invitations to speak either in person or virtually, and speak on a variety of topics including divine identity, how to lean on the Savior in both good times and hard times, and preparing for the Second Coming, both spiritually and temporally.

What does it look like to choose Christ when life is changing, questions are unresolved, and the future feels uncertain? In this episode, Jenny and Lee sit down with Annie Ogden for an honest conversation about discipleship in the middle of becoming. Together, they explore how covenantal living shapes our identity, how God works through uncertainty, and why choosing Christ often looks less like having answers and more like trusting Him one faithful step at a time. This episode is an invitation to stop waiting for clarity before committing, to let go of comparison and timelines, and to choose the Savior right where you are — unfinished, faithful, and becoming.Find Annie on Instagram @ogden_annieResources Used In This Episode:Henry B. Eyring, “Walk With Me,” April 2017 General ConferenceChapters:00:00 Introduction to Annie Ogden02:10 The Power of Trying and Faith06:50 Daily Struggles and Trusting Jesus15:38 The Meaning Behind the Painting23:02 Embracing Vulnerability and Growth25:18 Embracing Opposition as Evidence of Progress30:47 The Strength Found in Struggles32:28 Comedy as a Path to Faith43:47 Finding Hope in WearinessNew episodes every Wednesday morning.The Dents In My Armor is a podcast of BECOMING for LDS Women. Using sources of truth, Jenny D. Webb and Dr. Lee Burdge unfold Gospel topics in relatable conversations about how the challenges of mortality are completely conquerable when you draw upon the powers of Heaven. Laugh and cry along with them as they tackle topics like relationships, parenting, growing older, loss, love, faith, and joy. Jenny and Lee firmly believe that the dents we sustain in our armor as we fight life’s battles do not define us, but are merely evidence that we can stand firm in our faith, and like the Savior, overcome the world.

When life doesn’t move as quickly or cleanly as we want it to, it’s tempting to rush past the discomfort and “fix” the gap. In this episode, Jenny and Lee explore what happens when we try to eliminate the very space where Christ is meant to do His finest, most miraculous work. Tune in as they share their personal experiences, scripture, and draw heavily from President Dallin H. Oaks’ recent devotional at Brigham Young University. They talk about the sacred role of waiting, growth, humility, and trust — and why the gap between where we are and who God is helping us become is not failure at all, but a consecrated, holy space. This conversation invites us to stop running, start trusting, and choose Christ right where we are.Resources Used In This Episode:Proverbs 3:5 Coming Closer to Jesus Christ | Dallin H. Oaks - BYU SpeechesLessons From Liberty Jail: A Prison and A Temple | Jeffrey R. Holland- BYU SpeechesYou can access and download the M.E.E.T. H.I.M. document HERE.New episodes are released every Wednesday morning.To invite Jenny and Lee to speak at your fireside, devotional, Relief Society activity or other event, email them at [email protected].  They love invitations to speak either in person or virtually, and speak on a variety of topics including divine identity, how to lean on the Savior in both good times and hard times, and preparing for the Second Coming, both spiritually and temporally.

In this episode of The Dents in My Armor, Jenny and Lee are joined by Beth Martineau, founder of Salt & Hart, where she creates simple, Spirit-filled tools to help you bring the gospel into your home and your heart. Join in this thoughtful conversation about choosing Christ through scripture study—especially when it feels overwhelming, inconsistent, or hard to begin. Beth shares how small, simple moments with the scriptures transformed her relationship with the Savior, reframing scripture study as an act of connection rather than performance. Together, in their first ever audio only experience, they explore what it looks like to start where you are and trust that Christ meets us in imperfect efforts. This episode is an invitation to approach the scriptures with curiosity, grace, and patience—remembering that choosing Christ doesn’t require doing everything, only taking the next small step toward Him.Find Beth on her Website, www.saltandhart.com,  and on Instagram, @saltandhartChapters:00:00 Introduction and Guest Introduction02:37 Beth's Personal Journey and Scripture Study06:23 The Power of Small and Simple Actions08:25 Finding Christ in the Old Testament12:12 Breaking Down Complex Scriptures17:22 The Importance of Intentionality in Scripture Study20:53 Balancing Business and Faith28:58 Experiencing Miracles in Daily Life35:23 Ministering to Silent Sufferers38:45 Creating an 'I Am' Statement50:37 Final Thoughts and EncouragementNew episodes are released every Wednesday morning.To invite Jenny and Lee to speak at your fireside, devotional, Relief Society activity or other event, email them at [email protected].  They love invitations to speak either in person or virtually, and speak on a variety of topics including divine identity, how to lean on the Savior in both good times and hard times, and preparing for the Second Coming, both spiritually and temporally.

In this episode of The Dents in My Armor, Jenny and Lee are joined by bestselling author Jennifer Peel for an honest, Christ-centered conversation about choosing Christ in marriage, intimacy, and family life—especially when things feel complicated or hard. Together they explore how open, loving conversations about physical intimacy can be both sacred and healthy, how fear and silence can do harm, and why inviting Christ into these conversations matters. Jennifer shares wisdom from her own marriage and parenting journey, offering perspective on raising children without shame, navigating discomfort with grace, and trusting personal revelation over rigid rules. This episode is also a powerful reflection on commitment—on staying, serving, and choosing love again and again. If you’ve ever wondered how discipleship shows up in marriage, parenting, or the quiet decision not to give up, this conversation is a reminder that choosing Christ often looks like small, faithful acts of love over time.Resources Used In This Episode:Jennifer WebsiteJennifer’s Instagram

In this episode of The Dents in My Armor, Jenny and Lee continue their season-long conversation about choosing Christ. This conversation explores family history—not as a task rooted in the past, but as a present-day act of discipleship. They reflect on how family history and temple work find hearts, deepen relationships, and teach us how the Savior loves. This conversation invites listeners to see remembering, recording, and turning hearts as living practices that connect generations, offer divine help, and bring peace during seasons of disappointment or uncertainty. Choosing Christ through family history becomes less about doing more and more about belonging—learning who we are, who we’re connected to, and how small, faithful efforts matter now and eternally.Resources Used In This Episode:John 5:3-8 (KJV) Malachi 4:6 (KJV)Jeffrey R. Holland, New Era Oct. 1980, For Times of Trouble David A. Bednar, General Conference Oct 2011, The Hearts of the Children Shall TurnElaine S. Dalton, New Era Nov. 2004, We Did This for You Dale G. Renlund, General Conference Apr 2018, Family History and Temple Work: Sealing and HealingWendy Watson Nelson, BYU Women’s Conference May 2015, Covenant WomenJohn Groberg, General Conference Apr 1980, Writing Your Personal and Family HistoryNeil L. Andersen, Roots Tech 2014, Find Our CousinsNeil L. Andersen, Roots Tech 2015, Adding To The Temple ChallengeSteven Sharp Nelson, Roots Tech 2025, Family Discovery DayNew episodes are released every Wednesday morning.To invite Jenny and Lee to speak at your fireside, devotional, Relief Society activity or other event, email them at [email protected].  They love invitations to speak either in person or virtually, and speak on a variety of topics including divine identity, how to lean on the Savior in both good times and hard times, and preparing for the Second Coming, both spiritually and temporally.

Join Jenny and Lee continue their season-long conversation about choosing Christ by focusing on covenants—not as checklists or pressure, but as a living relationship with the Savior. They explore how covenants create safety, strength, and space to practice discipleship in real life, especially when life feels heavy, uncertain, or imperfect. This conversation reframes covenants as a gift that supports agency, growth, and belonging, rather than a standard we have to perform our way into. If you’ve ever felt overwhelmed by the weight of commitment or unsure how covenants fit into your everyday life, this episode offers a gentler, more grounded way to understand what it means to choose Christ through covenant relationship—one ordinary day at a time.Resources Used In This Episode:D. Todd Christofferson, April 2021 General Conference Why the Covenant PathDieter F. Uchtdorf, April 2021 General Conference God among Us Emily Belle Freeman, Oct. 2023 General Conference Walking in Covenant Relationship with ChristQuentin L. Cook, Oct. 2025 General Conference The Lord Is Hastening His WorkChauncey C. Riddle, “The Two Covenants,” Religious Educator 3, no. 3 (2002): 141–149Russell M. Nelson, October 2021 General Conference The Temple and Your Spiritual FoundationAbout The Temple Endowment, Church WebsiteChapters:00:00 Introduction to Choosing Christ02:08 The Importance of Covenants04:23 Agency and Our Choices06:58 Covenants as a Path to Blessings11:39 The Weight of Blessings14:33 Understanding God's Perspective on Covenants18:51 Covenants as a Framework for Exaltation21:28 Reflecting on Our Relationship with God21:30 Exploring Our Relationship with Jesus Christ23:56 Understanding Our Identity as Children of the Covenant27:31 Living Within Our Covenants: Daily Practices29:31 Fortifying Our Spiritual Lives33:22 The Joy of Daily Repentance and Growth37:52 Embracing the Practice of Covenant Living44:27 Reflecting on Our Spiritual JourneyNew episodes are released every Wednesday morning.To invite Jenny and Lee to speak at your fireside, devotional, Relief Society activity or other event, email them at [email protected].  They love invitations to speak either in person or virtually, and speak on a variety of topics including divine identity, how to lean on the Savior in both good times and hard times, and preparing for the Second Coming, both spiritually and temporally.

In this episode of The Dents in My Armor, Jenny and Lee center their conversation on the sacrament—not as a routine or checklist, but as a living, weekly invitation to choose Christ again. They reflect on how the sacrament invites presence rather than performance, covenant rather than perfection, and returning rather than restarting. This episode explores how the sacrament meets us in our real lives—our questions, weariness, growth, and desire to come back to Christ honestly, not impressively. As part of the season-long conversation about choosing Christ, this episode reframes the sacrament as a sacred pause: a place to remember, reorient, and receive grace—again and again.Resources Used in the Episode:Gospel Topics, The Fall, Church WebsiteDavid A Bednar, Always Retain a Remission of Your Sins, April 2016 General ConferenceJeffrey R. Holland, Of Souls, Symbols, and Sacraments, BYU Speeches, 12 Jan 1988Jeffrey R. Holland, Christ and the New Covenant, Deseret Book, 1997.Dale E. Renlund, Lifelong Conversion, BYU Speeches, 1 Sept 2021Chapters:00:00 Introduction to Season 4 and the Sacrament04:28 Personal Reflections on the Sacrament08:33 The Importance of the Sacrament in Our Lives12:59 Understanding the Symbolism of the Sacrament17:04 The Role of Community in the Sacrament21:47 Overcoming Distractions During the Sacrament26:14 The Transformative Power of the Sacrament29:57 Choosing Christ Through the Sacrament34:35 Final Thoughts and Invitation to Choose ChristNew episodes are released every Wednesday morning.To invite Jenny and Lee to speak at your fireside, devotional, Relief Society activity or other event, email them at [email protected].  They love invitations to speak either in person or virtually, and speak on a variety of topics including divine identity, how to lean on the Savior in both good times and hard times, and preparing for the Second Coming, both spiritually and temporally.

Season four of The Dents in My Armor begins with a simple but honest question: what does it actually look like to choose Christ? In this season premiere, Jenny and Lee interview each other for the first time, reflecting on discipleship, identity, covenants, grace, and what choosing Christ looks like in real life—not perfectly, but personally. This episode sets the tone for a season focused on faith, becoming, and following Christ with our real lives and real messes.Resources Used In This Episode:Patrick Kearon, Jesus Christ and Your New Beginning, Oct 2025 General Conference“There Is Time and Enough” Phone Wallpapers, Free DownloadChapters:00:00 Welcome to Season Four: Choosing Christ02:43 Personal Journeys: Clarifying Priorities through Faith05:16 Understanding Identity: Being a Beloved Child of God07:57 Covenants and Daily Discipleship: Practical Applications23:33 Embracing Love Over Achievement30:02 Navigating Tension and Complexity with Christ37:41 Redefining Self-Worth Through Christ43:26 Choosing Christ in Everyday StrugglesNew episodes are released every Wednesday morning.To invite Jenny and Lee to speak at your fireside, devotional, Relief Society activity or other event, email them at [email protected].  They love invitations to speak either in person or virtually, and speak on a variety of topics including divine identity, how to lean on the Savior in both good times and hard times, and preparing for the Second Coming, both spiritually and temporally.

In this special Christmas episode, Jenny and Lee explore the beautiful connection between Christ’s first coming and His promised second coming. They reflect on what it meant for ancient disciples to wait with hope and anticipation, and what those same patterns teach us about preparing our hearts today.Together they discuss the peace Christ offers — external, internal, and eternal — and how the Lord gently prepares His people long before the miracle arrives. With scripture, storytelling, and heartfelt testimony, this episode invites you to see Christmas not only as a celebration of His birth, but as a personal call to draw closer to the Savior who always keeps His promises.Resources Used In This Episode:Luke 1:37-38 Luke 2:7Matthew 2:4-62 Nephi 26:1-92 Peter 1:16Hebrews 7:19-203 Nephi 1:8David A Bednar, “Elder Bednar’s Teachings Help Us Find the Savior in Christmas Symbols,” Church Newsroom, 2 Dec 2022Dallin H. Oaks, Preparation For The Second Coming, General Conference, May 2004Gaye Strathearn, Mary, the Mother of Jesus, Liahona, Jan 2019This is the final episode of Season Three of The Dents In My Armor. Jenny and Lee will be back on Wednesday, Jan 14, 2026 with new episodes as they kick off Season Four.To invite Jenny and Lee to speak at your fireside, devotional, Relief Society activity or other event, email them at [email protected].  They love invitations to speak either in person or virtually, and speak on a variety of topics including divine identity, how to lean on the Savior in both good times and hard times, and preparing for the Second Coming, both spiritually and temporally.

What happens when God calls you — and the journey takes years? In this episode, Jenny and Lee talk with Stephanie Bundrock, whose story of spiritual persistence, identity, revelation, and family devotion will resonate deeply with every disciple of Christ. Stephanie discusses the long path of building a God-led business, overcoming cultural expectations around motherhood, learning to hear Him clearly, and showing up boldly as a disciple in interfaith spaces. If you’ve ever wondered how to trust your spiritual gifts, act on your promptings, or find confidence in your divine identity, this conversation will speak to your soul. Resources Used In This Episode:Links to find Stephanie…Website: mychildrensheroes.comEmail: [email protected]: @mychildrensheroesepisodes are released every Wednesday morning.To invite Jenny and Lee to speak at your fireside, devotional, Relief Society activity or other event, email them at [email protected].  They love invitations to speak either in person or virtually, and speak on a variety of topics including divine identity, how to lean on the Savior in both good times and hard times, and preparing for the Second Coming, both spiritually and temporally.

In this Thanksgiving episode, Jenny and Lee explore gratitude through an unexpected lens: how living in gratitude prepares us for the Second Coming of Jesus Christ. They dive deep into the distinction between being grateful in our circumstances rather than for them, drawing on insights from scripture, Elder Uchtdorf, President Nelson, and decades of their own lived experience. Together they discuss holy vs. hard seasons, how gratitude strengthens our relationship with the Savior, and why expressing gratitude daily becomes a spiritual tool—not a toxic demand. Filled with warmth, testimony, science, and humor, this episode is an invitation to walk with Christ today, not someday. Resources Used in the Episode:Doctrine & Covenants 59:7 Dieter F. Uchtdorf, Grateful in Any Circumstances, April 2014 General Conference Dallin H. Oaks, Give Thanks in All Things, April 2003 General ConferenceJames E. Faust, Gratitude As A Saving Principle, April 1990 General ConferenceJoseph B. Wirthlin, Come What May and Love It, October 2008 General ConferenceBonnie D. Parkin, Gratitude: A Path to Happiness, April 2007 General ConferenceHarvard Health, Giving Thanks Makes You HappierNew episodes are released every Wednesday morning.To invite Jenny and Lee to speak at your fireside, devotional, Relief Society activity or other event, email them at [email protected].  They love invitations to speak either in person or virtually, and speak on a variety of topics including divine identity, how to lean on the Savior in both good times and hard times, and preparing for the Second Coming, both spiritually and temporally.

Join Jenny and Lee as they sit down with special guest Tiffani Bouwhuis, creator of @ChristCenteredParenthood, to talk about what it truly means to build a Christ-centered home. Together, they explore how to bring Jesus Christ into everyday parenting moments, how to anchor your family in faith without perfection, and how to prepare spiritually, emotionally, and physically for the days ahead. Tiffani shares personal stories of repentance, resilience, and grace — including how her family found miracles during her husband’s unexpected hospital stay. Whether you’re a parent of young children or simply striving to be a better disciple of Jesus Christ, this conversation will strengthen your hope, deepen your peace, and remind you that your efforts are seen by a loving Savior.Resources Used In This Episode:How Can I Prepare to Establish a Christ-centered Home?, Come, Follow Me- Young Women, Church Website.Doctrine & Covenants 88:119Ezra Taft Benson, Born of God, Oct 1985 General ConferenceDale G. Renlund, Personal Preparation to Meet the Savior, Apr 2025 General ConferenceDieter F. Uchtdorf, Jesus Christ is the Strength of Parents, Apr 2023 General ConferenceFind Tiffani on Instagram @christcenteredparenthoodNew episodes are released every Wednesday morning.To invite Jenny and Lee to speak at your fireside, devotional, Relief Society activity or other event, email them at [email protected].  They love invitations to speak either in person or virtually, and speak on a variety of topics including divine identity, how to lean on the Savior in both good times and hard times, and preparing for the Second Coming, both spiritually and temporally.

In this important conversation, therapist Katie Ball discusses the significant lies that affect mental health, emphasizing the importance of faith and the Atonement of Jesus Christ as a solution. She outlines practical strategies for overcoming feelings of worthlessness, helplessness, and hopelessness, and differentiating between guilt and shame. Within our preparation for the Second Coming of Jesus Christ, which has been prophesied to be a great and dreadful day, Katie helps us all understand the reality of how fear and faith can co-exist in the same person at the same time- and why that isn’t necessarily a bad thing.Resources Used In This Episode:Matthew 5:48Russell M. Nelson, Perfection Pending, Oct 1995 General ConferenceMorgan Pearson, Trusting God With the Rest of Our Story, BYU-H Devotional, Mar 4, 2025Hear Him Media Campaign, Church WebsiteFind Katie Ball:Missionary Wellness CenterWebsite: missionarywellnesscenter.orgInstagram: @missionarywellnesscenterTherapy Website: peakmentalhealth.netNew episodes are released every Wednesday morning.To invite Jenny and Lee to speak at your fireside, devotional, Relief Society activity or other event, email them at [email protected].  They love invitations to speak either in person or virtually, and speak on a variety of topics including divine identity, how to lean on the Savior in both good times and hard times, and preparing for the Second Coming, both spiritually and temporally.

In this candid and spirit-filled conversation, Jenny and Lee explore the law of the fast—why it matters, why it’s hard, and how it prepares us to meet our Savior. With honesty and humor, they share personal experiences, scriptural insights from Isaiah 58 and Doctrine & Covenants 59, and counsel from prophets ancient and modern. Together they are reminded that fasting isn’t about deprivation—it’s an invitation to draw nearer to Christ through discipline, humility, and joyful sacrifice.Whether fasting is your favorite spiritual practice or your most challenging one, this episode will encourage you to see it not as “starving with a prayer,” but as a sacred opportunity to strengthen your discipleship, increase your power, and open the heavens in your life.Resources Used In The Episode:Isaiah 58Doctrine & Covenants 88:76Doctrine and Covenants 59Victor L. Brown, A Vision of the Law of the Fast, Oct 1977, General ConferenceHenry D. Taylor, The Law of the Fast, Oct 1974, General ConferenceFasting and Fast Offerings, Gospel Topics and Questions on the church websiteFasting, Gospel Study Guide on the church websiteRussell M. Nelson, Opening the Heavens for Help, Apr 2020, General ConferenceSpencer W. Kimball, Address Given at the Welfare Services Meeting, 6 April 1974Dean M. Davies, Oct 2014, General Conference The Law of the Fast: A Personal Responsibility to Care for the Poor …Russell M. Nelson, Oct 2019 General Conference Spiritual Treasures Chapters:0:00 Introduction to Fasting2:00 Personal Stories Regarding Fasting10:00 The Spiritual and Physical Aspects of Fasting20:00 Scriptural Insights and Teachings30:00 Fasting as a Principle of Power40:00 Modern Applications and ReflectionsNew episodes are released every Wednesday morning.To invite Jenny and Lee to speak at your fireside, devotional, Relief Society activity or other event, email them at [email protected].  They love invitations to speak either in person or virtually, and speak on a variety of topics including divine identity, how to lean on the Savior in both good times and hard times, and preparing for the Second Coming, both spiritually and temporally.

In this episode, Jenny and Lee explore three iconic boat-building stories from scripture—Noah, Nephi, and the brother of Jared—not as ancient tales, but as living lessons in personal preparedness. From capsizing sailboats to spiritual storms, they share real-life experiences and scriptural insights that reveal how preparation is a process filled with joy, trust, and divine guidance. Whether you're feeling behind, overwhelmed, or just unsure where to start, this conversation will remind you that God prepares us line upon line—and gives us time to become who He needs us to be. Tune in for a heartfelt, hope-filled journey toward readiness.Resources Used In This Episode:Ether 2-61 Nephi 17Moses 8Genesis 6-8Russell M. Nelson, April 2025 General Conference, Confidence in the Presence of GodJeffrey R. Holland, Stay in the Boat, from Church MediaChapters:00:00 Introduction to Personal Preparation05:44 Joy in the Journey of Preparation13:10 Lessons from the Three Boat Builders21:03 The Process of Preparation30:03 Confidence in God's Preparation35:21 Navigating the Journey of Life43:02 Conclusion: Building the Ship of LifeNew episodes are released every Wednesday morning.To invite Jenny and Lee to speak at your fireside, devotional, Relief Society activity or other event, email them at [email protected].  They love invitations to speak either in person or virtually, and speak on a variety of topics including divine identity, how to lean on the Savior in both good times and hard times, and preparing for the Second Coming, both spiritually and temporally.

Change is one of life’s most constant companions—and one of its greatest teachers. In this episode of The Dents in My Armor, we explore how seasons of change can draw us closer to Jesus Christ. Through the refining process of trials, growth, and transformation, we discover how these experiences shape our hearts to reflect His love, grace, and image more fully. Join us as we discuss how embracing change prepares us—not just to endure life—but to become more like the Savior we strive to meet.Resources Used In This Episode:Ecclesiastes 3:1Ciro Schmeil, “The Changes We Do and Don’t Want To Face,” Liahona, July 2023YA Weekly, June 2025 “3 Tips to Help You Adjust to Life Changes”Richard G. Scott, April 1990, General Conference, “Finding the Way Back”Neal A. Maxwell, Book published 1982, “Even As I Am”Jeffrey R. Holland, April 2012 General Conference, The Laborers in the VineyardWendy L. Watson (Nelson), Change: It’s Always a Possibility!, BYU Speeches, Apr 7, 1998Jeffrey R. Holland, Remember Lot’s Wife, BYU Speeches, Jan 13, 2009Russell M. Nelson, Constancy Amid Change, Oct 1993 General ConferenceDallin H. Oaks, The Challenge To Become, Oct 2000 General ConferenceThe Daily Podcast, “Dealing with Change,” The Daily (The Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-day Saints), description. (Episode listed in The Daily – 2019; page publish date Dec 14, 2022).New episodes are released every Wednesday morning.To invite Jenny and Lee to speak at your fireside, devotional, Relief Society activity or other event, email them at [email protected].  They love invitations to speak either in person or virtually, and speak on a variety of topics including divine identity, how to lean on the Savior in both good times and hard times, and preparing for the Second Coming, both spiritually and temporally.

In this enlightening conversation, Erin Ropelato shares her insights on preparing for the Second Coming of Jesus Christ, emphasizing the importance of individual learning styles in spiritual growth. She discusses how each person can connect with God in unique ways, encouraging listeners to embrace their natural gifts and find personal methods of learning and connection. The conversation highlights the significance of giving yourself permission to explore different approaches to faith and spirituality, reinforcing that there is no one right way to build a relationship with God.Resources Used In This Episode:2 Nephi 31:3Doctrine & Covenants 25:12Dale E. Renlund, Personal Preparation to Meet the Savior, Apr 2025 General ConferenceD. Todd Christofferson, Our Relationship With God, Apr 2022 General ConferencePreach My Gospel, Chapter 1: Fulfill Your Missionary PurposeTo find more from Erin, including her learning style quiz, head over to her website or follow her on Instagram. Chapters:00:00 Introduction to Erin Ropelato and Her Mission02:16 Understanding Preparation for the Second Coming05:34 Exploring Learning Styles in Gospel Study11:30 Embracing Individual Learning Styles19:37 Discovering Your Learning Style24:58 Connecting with God Through Learning Styles25:38 Embracing Individuality in Faith28:26 Finding Courage to Take the Next Step31:08 The Importance of Connection34:14 Balancing Life and Spirituality45:56 Permission to Connect DifferentlyNew episodes are released every Wednesday morning.To invite Jenny and Lee to speak at your fireside, devotional, Relief Society activity or other event, email them at [email protected].  They love invitations to speak either in person or virtually, and speak on a variety of topics including divine identity, how to lean on the Savior in both good times and hard times, and preparing for the Second Coming, both spiritually and temporally.

Join Jenny and Lee as they revisit the messages and tender moments from General Conference that reminded them — and all of us — that Heaven has never left us. From Elder Holland’s tender “Amazing Grace” to reminders to “add more Jesus,” they share how these talks renewed their hope, strengthened their faith, and filled them with peace and purpose. Together, they reflect on what it means to hold steady, trust the Lord, and remember that the Spirit of Christ is constant through every season.What were your takeaways?Resources Include The Following Talks From the October 2025 General Conference:Tracy Y. Browning, Turn Your Heart to Jesus Christ: The Sacred Gift of Primary MusicDieter F. Uchtdorf, Do Your Part With All Your HeartKevin G. Brown, The Eternal Gift of TestimonyGerrit W. Gong, No One Sits AloneHenry B. Eyring, Proved and StrengthenedQuentin L. Cook, The Lord Is Hastening His WorkJ. Anette Dennis, Cheering Each Other OnJeffrey R. Holland, And Now I SeeJohn D. Amos, The Good News RecipeDallin H. Oaks, The Family-Centered Gospel of Jesus ChristChapters:00:00 Introduction and Context of General Conference02:25 Personal Reflections on Conference Experience07:41 Messages of Comfort and Individual Discipleship11:10 The Importance of Internalizing Conference Messages15:18 Powerful Moments and Personal Transformation21:48 Emotional Connections and Leadership in the Church22:47 Connections with Church Leaders25:46 The Power of Testimony26:41 Diversity in Leadership32:51 Best and Worst of Times37:12 Proving and Testing39:33 Authenticity and AcceptanceNew episodes are released every Wednesday morning.To invite Jenny and Lee to speak at your fireside, devotional, Relief Society activity or other event, email them at [email protected].  They love invitations to speak either in person or virtually, and speak on a variety of topics including divine identity, how to lean on the Savior in both good times and hard times, and preparing for the Second Coming, both spiritually and temporally.

Join Jenny and Lee as they sit down with Kristen Walker Smith—host of One Minute Scripture Study, Deseret Book Masterclass teacher, and Education Week speaker—to explore how building a “testimony pyramid” can prepare us for the Second Coming of Jesus Christ. Kristen shares practical tools like the Sword Method and the power of one-minute scripture study, while also opening up about her own struggles with doubt, perfectionism, and mental health. With warmth, humor, and deep spiritual insight, she shows how scripture study can move beyond a checklist and become a lifeline to personal revelation and God’s love.Whether you’re a busy parent, a lifelong scripture student, or someone just trying to find time for the word of God, this episode will leave you with simple, doable practices and renewed hope in your daily walk with Christ.Find Kristen on YouTube at Start Here Study with Kristen Walker SmithInstagram: @kristenwalkersmithWebsite: www.kristenwalkersmith.comResources Used In This Episode:Alma 302 Nephi 33David A Bednar, A Reservoir of Living Water, BYU Speeches, 4 Feb 2007Chapters:00:00 Introduction to Kristen Walker Smith01:18 Building a Testimony Pyramid03:56 The Process of Constructing a Testimony06:22 The One Minute Scripture Study Method09:36 Applying the Sword Method in Daily Life13:23 Kristen's Origin Story and Teaching Philosophy19:21 Encouragement for Overwhelmed Learners22:02 The Essence of Scripture Study26:13 Preparation for the Second Coming28:13 Finding Personal Relevance in Scriptures37:26 Creating Lifeline ScripturesTo invite Jenny and Lee to speak at your fireside, devotional, Relief Society activity or other event, email them at [email protected].  They love invitations to speak either in person or virtually, and speak on a variety of topics including divine identity, how to lean on the Savior in both good times and hard times, and preparing for the Second Coming, both spiritually and temporally.

In this thought-provoking episode, Jenny and Lee explore how The Family: A Proclamation to the World provides both counsel and comfort as we prepare for the Second Coming of Jesus Christ. They discuss the divine design of families, the challenges facing God’s children today, and the blessings that come from anchoring ourselves to eternal truths. This conversation will help you see the proclamation not just as a statement of doctrine, but as a guide to living with faith and resilience in the last days.Resources Used In This Episode:The Family ProclamationGordon B. Hinckley, Stand Strong Against the Wiles of the World, Oct 1995 GCDallin H. Oaks, The Plan and the Proclamation, Oct 2017 GCBonnie L Oscarson, Defenders of the Family Proclamation, Apr 2015 GCCome, Follow Me, The Family Proclamation, 2021 and 2025Dieter F. Uchtdorf, Jesus Christ Is the Strength of Parents, Apr 2023 GCSeeing Yourself in the Proclamation, Liahona, Sept 2020Seeing Myself in the Family Proclamation, Liahona, Sept 2025Robert D. Hales, General Conference: Strengthening Faith and Testimony, Oct 2013 GCHenry B. Eyring, The Family, BYU Speeches, 5 Nov 1995Russell M. Nelson, RS Devotional 2024, The Influence of WomenChapters:00:00 Introduction and Context of the Proclamation01:59 Personal Reflections on the Proclamation05:50 The Proclamation as a Guiding Document09:57 The Evolution of Understanding13:41 The Proclamation's Relevance Today16:55 Conforming to Gospel Principles21:11 Addressing Diverse Family Structures25:52 Viewing the Proclamation as a Gift29:48 Actionable Insights from the Proclamation36:38 The Role of the Atonement42:18 Conclusion and Celebration of the ProclamationNew episodes are released every Wednesday morning.To invite Jenny and Lee to speak at your fireside, devotional, Relief Society activity or other event, email them at [email protected].  They love invitations to speak either in person or virtually, and speak on a variety of topics including divine identity, how to lean on the Savior in both good times and hard times, and preparing for the Second Coming, both spiritually and temporally.

In this episode, we welcome Kaitlyn Hawker, a wife, mother, and devoted disciple who shares her passion for preparing for the Second Coming of Jesus Christ with joyful anticipation. Together we explore how to find peace in uncertain times, why following the prophet gives us confidence, and how discovering and developing our spiritual gifts helps us prepare to meet the Savior. Whether you’ve felt anxious about the signs of the times or simply want to strengthen your daily walk with Christ, this conversation will inspire hope and remind you that preparation is a joyful journey.To find Kaitlyn, you can check out her YouTube channel and her Instagram account.Resources Used In This Episode:Matthew 25Moses 7Mosiah 7Doctrine and Covenants 25Russell M. Nelson, A New Normal, Oct 2020 General ConferenceRussell M. Nelson, Overcome the World and Find Rest, Oct 2022 General ConferenceRussell M. Nelson, Preparing the World for the Savior’s Second Coming, Apr 2020 LiahonaRussell M. Nelson, Spiritual Treasures, Oct 2019 General ConferenceRussell M. Nelson, Confidence in the Presence of God, Apr 2025 General ConferenceChapters:00:00 Introduction to Joyful Anticipation01:56 Finding Peace in Scary Times05:30 The Role of Prophets in Preparing for the Second Coming11:02 Overcoming Fear and Embracing Joy16:33 Recognizing and Developing Spiritual Gifts25:04 Embracing Spiritual Gifts27:20 The Journey of Developing Talents31:28 Finding Purpose in Sharing36:41 Navigating Joy and Sorrow44:27 The Ongoing Process of PreparationNew episodes are released every Wednesday morning.To invite Jenny and Lee to speak at your fireside, devotional, Relief Society activity or other event, email them at [email protected].  They love invitations to speak either in person or virtually, and speak on a variety of topics including divine identity, how to lean on the Savior in both good times and hard times, and preparing for the Second Coming, both spiritually and temporally.

In this episode, Jenny and Lee dive into the vital role of temples in preparing to meet Jesus Christ—both now and at His Second Coming. Drawing on powerful teachings from President Nelson and other Church leaders, they explore why temple worship is more than ordinances and beautiful buildings. The temple is a place of refuge, revelation, and covenantal strength that helps us live in daily relationship with our Savior.Together, they discuss personal journeys of growing testimonies of the temple, the promises tied to temple worship, and practical ways to deepen our preparation—starting with temple recommend questions, heartfelt prayer, and regular covenant living. Whether you live close to a temple or far away, this conversation will inspire you to see the temple as a place to meet Christ today and build the confidence to meet Him when that sacred moment comes.Resources Used In This Episode:Come, Follow Me, Doctrine and Covenants 94-97Teachings of the Presidents, Russell M. Nelson, Chapter 13: the Holy Temple-the House of the LordRussell M. Nelson, Ensign, April 2018, First Presidency Message, As We Go Forward TogetherRussell M. Nelson, Ensign, April 2020, First Presidency Message, The Future of the Church: Preparing the World for the Savior’s Second ComingRussell M. Nelson, BYU Speeches, 10 Dec 2002, Christ the Savior Is BornRussell M. Nelson, Ensign, Digital Version, January 2020, Church Updates Temple Recommend Interview QuestionsHenry B. Eyring, April 2024 General Conference, All Will Be Well Because of Temple CovenantsHenry B. Eyring, April 2021 General Conference, I Love to See the Temple | Henry B. Eyring | April 2021 ... - YouTubeRussell M. Nelson, Oct. 2021 General Conference, The Temple and Your Spiritual FoundationDoctrine and Covenants 94:8Doctrine and Covenants 97:16Chapters:00:00 The Importance of Temples02:56 Personal Testimonies and Growth05:43 Accessibility and the Role of Temples08:29 Preparing for the Savior11:09 Covenants and Personal Relationships13:40 The Role of the Prophet16:23 Confidence Through Temple Worship19:02 Urgency of Preparation22:00 Practical Steps to Temple Attendance24:48 Overcoming Barriers to Temple Worship27:41 Final Thoughts and EncouragementNew episodes are released every Wednesday morning.To invite Jenny and Lee to speak at your fireside, devotional, Relief Society activity or other event, email them at [email protected].  They love invitations to speak either in person or virtually, and speak on a variety of topics including divine identity, how to lean on the Savior in both good times and hard times, and preparing for the Second Coming, both spiritually and temporally.

In this episode of The Dents in My Armor, Jenny and Lee are joined by guest Shaya Egan, from @LDSpreppergirl, together they focus on what it really means to live prepared for the Savior. Preparation isn’t about fear—it’s about daily choices that draw us closer to Him. Together they explore how to stay spiritually steady in a distracting world, why preparation is about more than appearances, and how readiness becomes part of our everyday discipleship. This conversation invites you to reflect on the kind of preparation that matters most: choosing Christ, again and again.Find Shayla on Instagram @ldspreppergirl or email her at [email protected] also has many free preparedness resources that you can also find on her Instagram bio.Resources Used In This Episode:The Not So Secret Lives of Real “Mormon” Wives By Shayla Egan and various authorsRussell M. Nelson, General Conference Oct 2024 The Lord Jesus Christ Will Come AgainChapters:00:00 Introduction to Shayla's Journey02:45 The Importance of Preparedness05:26 Spiritual Preparedness and Its Significance08:34 Building a Community Through Preparedness11:16 The Role of Faith in Preparedness13:56 Miracles and God's Guidance16:41 Practical Steps for Spiritual Preparedness19:47 Overcoming Feelings of Inadequacy22:25 Current Projects and Future Aspirations24:51 The Excitement of Christ's Return28:32 Engaging Conversations on the Second Coming32:38 The Power of General Conference Talks37:21 Preparing for the Second Coming42:03 Practical Steps for Spiritual and Temporal PreparednessNew episodes are released every Wednesday morning.To invite Jenny and Lee to speak at your fireside, devotional, Relief Society activity or other event, email them at [email protected].  They love invitations to speak either in person or virtually, and speak on a variety of topics including divine identity, how to lean on the Savior in both good times and hard times, and preparing for the Second Coming, both spiritually and temporally.

In this episode of The Dents in My Armor, Jenny and Lee continue their discussion on preparation by exploring what to do when we find ourselves with “empty lamps.” Life naturally depletes our spiritual oil, so how do we replenish it? Together, they share scriptural insights from King Benjamin and Alma, teachings from modern prophets, and practical ways to strengthen our covenant relationship with Christ. They discuss personal litmus tests, what it means to serve without losing balance, and the hope-filled truth that preparation is not about perfection—it’s about knowing the Savior.Resources Used In This Episode:Alma 5 Mosiah 2-5Matthew 25Russell M Nelson, General Conference Oct 2024, The Lord Jesus Christ Will Come AgainDale G. Renlund, General Conference Apr 2025, Personal Preparation to Meet the SaviorSteven D. Shumway, General Conference Apr 2025, Participate to Prepare for Christ’s ReturnFor the Strength of Youth, Truth Will Make You Free New episodes are released every Wednesday morning.To invite Jenny and Lee to speak at your fireside, devotional, Relief Society activity or other event, email them at [email protected].  They love invitations to speak either in person or virtually, and speak on a variety of topics including divine identity, how to lean on the Savior in both good times and hard times, and preparing for the Second Coming, both spiritually and temporally.

In this episode of The Dents in My Armor, Jenny and Lee dive deep into The Parable of the Ten Virgins and its powerful message for our day. Drawing insights from scripture, modern revelation, and recent general conference talks, they explore what it really means to be prepared—not just outwardly, but inwardly. Together, they discuss the cost of oil, why preparation is more than checking boxes, and how a true relationship with Jesus Christ is the key to being ready when He comes again. This thought-provoking conversation invites you to ask: What is my oil, and am I prepared to truly know the Savior?Resources Used In This Episode:Amy A. Wright, General Conference Oct 2023, Abide the Day in ChristDavid A. Bednar, General Conference Oct 2016, “If Ye Had Known Me”Sandino Roman, General Conference Apr 2025, Faith: A Bond of Trust and LoyaltySpencer W. Kimball, Faith Precedes The Miracle, as quoted in the Ensign, March 2009, The Parable of the Ten Virgins Matthew 25:1-13D&C 45:56-57D&C 63:54Cover Photo: Five Wise Virgins Statue on Temple Square, Church NewsroomNew episodes are released every Wednesday morning.To invite Jenny and Lee to speak at your fireside, devotional, Relief Society activity or Young Women event, email them at [email protected].  They love invitations to speak either in person or virtually, and speak on a variety of topics including divine identity, how to lean on the Savior in both good times and hard times, and preparing for the Second Coming, both spiritually and temporally.

If Jesus Christ truly is the answer to all things, how did He prepare for His mission—and what can we learn from His example?Drawing from scripture, personal experiences, and even unexpected marathon training analogies, Jenny and Lee unpack the Savior’s preparation: studying the word, praying often, making covenants, maintaining an eternal perspective, asking for help, and creating holy spaces wherever He went.Whether you’re feeling spiritually energized or overwhelmed by the thought of preparing for the Second Coming, this conversation will help you break it down into small, achievable steps—reminding you that even the desire to prepare is enough for God to work with.Resources Used In This Episode:Hebrews 5:8Luke 1:38Luke 22:42-44Dallin H. Oaks, April 2024 General Conference, Following ChristHenry B. Eyring, Oct. 2009 General Conference, Our Perfect Example Gérald Caussé, April 2025, Compensating BlessingsRussell M. Nelson, April 2025, Confidence in the Presence of GodNew episodes are released every Wednesday morning.To invite Jenny and Lee to speak at your fireside, devotional, Relief Society activity or other event, email them at [email protected].  They love invitations to speak either in person or virtually. 

Welcome to Season 3 of The Dents in My Armor! In this kickoff episode, Jenny and Lee dive into a message repeated again and again by prophets ancient and modern: Prepare for the Second Coming of Jesus Christ. But this isn’t a season of doom and gloom—it’s a season of hope, purpose, and joy. Drawing from scripture, prophetic counsel, and personal experience, Jenny and Lee explore what it truly means to be spiritually prepared—not out of fear, but out of faith and love. They discuss how preparation is not a checklist of panic, but an invitation to come unto Christ with confidence and peace. From Noah's ark to the parable of the ten virgins, from President Nelson's urgency to Elder Bednar’s reminder of personal revelation, this episode sets the tone for a powerful and uplifting season.📖 What lack I yet, Lord? That simple prayer might be the beginning of your own personal preparation.Resources Used In This Episode:Revelations 19:7-9Doctrine and Covenants 65:1Neil L. Anderson, April 2011,General Conference, Preparing the World for the Second ComingDale G. Renlund, April 2025 General Conference, Personal Preparation to Meet the SaviorDallin H. Oaks, April 2004, General Conference, Preparation for the Second ComingDavid A. Bednar, April 2025, General Conference, The Times of Restitution of All ThingsSpencer W. Kimball, April 1973, General Conference, The Family InfluenceRussell M. Nelson, October 2024, General Conference, The Lord Jesus Christ Will Come AgainRussell M. Nelson, April 2025, General Conference, Confidence in the Presence of GodNew episodes are released every Wednesday morning.To invite Jenny and Lee to speak at your fireside, devotional, Relief Society activity or other event, email them at [email protected].  They love invitations to speak either in person or virtually. 

Summer brings longer days, looser schedules, and quiet opportunities for reflection—but it can also feel a little unsteady without the familiar rhythms of everyday life. Join Jenny and Lee as they explore what intentional growth looks like in the open, unstructured spaces of the season. From balancing work, play, and rest to nurturing holy habits and practicing daily joyful repentance, this conversation invites you to let summer be a time of grace, gratitude, and gentle renewal. Whether you’re soaking in family time, creating moments of connection, or simply catching your breath, there’s room here for peace and purpose.Free Summer Bundle Resource For FamiliesResources Used In This Episode:Ether 12:6Karen Fish, 7 Simple Ways to Add a Bit of Structure to Your Kids’ SummerA Month of Summer Fun, July 2013, Friend“Mom, I’m Bored,” The Rock Star Parent BlogRussell M Nelson, Spiritual Momentum, Apr 2022 GCS. Mark Palmer, Return unto Me… that I May Heal You, Apr 2025 GCJeffrey R. Holland, Making Your Life a Soul-Stirring Journey of Personal Growth, Liahona, Dec 2018Rebecca L Craven, Removing the Feeling of Falling Short, You Are Loved: Inspiring Messages for Women, Deseret Book, 2024 and BYU Women’s Conference, May 4, 2023.Chapters:00:00 Welcome to Summer Reflections04:41 Childhood vs. Parenting Summers09:19 The Growth Mindset of Summer14:50 Maintaining Holy Habits18:27 The Pressure of 18 Summers22:44 Intentional Growth in Unstructured Time29:34 Creating Structure in Summer35:16 Balancing Work, Play, and Rest41:31 Embracing the Freedom of Time48:26 Closing Thoughts and GratitudeTo invite Jenny and Lee to speak at your fireside, devotional, Relief Society activity or other event, email them at [email protected].  They love invitations to speak either in person or virtually.

In this heartfelt conversation, Marla shares her personal journey of faith and her passion for the divine role of women in the gathering of Israel. Together, we explore the unique spiritual gifts women carry, the balance of motherhood and discipleship, and how daily holy habits like scripture study shape and strengthen our connection with God.Marla reminds us that everyone's faith journey is personal—and there’s no such thing as “too late” to build a relationship with Jesus Christ. She offers insights on overcoming shame, nurturing faith in children, and finding simple, doable ways to connect with God every day. We also discuss the importance of creating a supportive community where women can stand together as visible disciples of Christ.Whether you're in the midst of motherhood, seeking a deeper personal faith, or feeling called to gather and uplift others, this episode is filled with encouragement, truth, and grace.Find and Follow Marla: @marlalovesjesusChapters:00:00 Introduction to Marla's Journey02:39 The Role of Women in the Gathering of Israel05:21 Marla's Personal Awakening and Passion08:23 Time Management and Divine Guidance11:33 Building a Foundation on Jesus Christ14:26 Trials as a Pathway to Faith17:17 Early Influences and Spiritual Development20:22 The Importance of Personal Relationships with God25:06 Embracing a Shame-Free Environment25:30 Nurturing Faith in Children31:42 Fluidity of Holy Habits33:52 Conversations with Biblical Figures38:30 The Power of Scripture in Daily Life39:29 Creating a Community of Women45:01 The Call for Women to Stand Up47:06 Connecting with MarlaNew episodes are released every Wednesday morning.To invite Jenny and Lee to speak at your fireside, devotional, Relief Society activity or other event, email them at [email protected].  They love invitations to speak either in person or virtually. 

In this episode of our new short-form podcast, Everyday Warriors, we introduce you to Courtney B.Courtney is from Canada and a BYU student studying business. She served a mission in the south of France in the France Leon Mission. As you listen to Courtney, it will be easy to see how she lives safely, and intentionally, within her covenants every single day- no matter what happens.If there is someone you would like to see featured in an upcoming Everyday Warriors episode, please email us at [email protected] episodes every Monday.

Join Jenny and Lee as they sit down with Bridger Pennington—entrepreneur, fund manager, and founder of Fund Launch—as he shares his journey from launching small businesses in college to running multi-million-dollar investment funds. Bridger opens up about the profound impact of personal hardship, including the loss of his brother, and how these experiences shaped his mindset around work, faith, and purpose. He challenges common beliefs about balance, emphasizes the power of self-talk and ownership, and explains why leaning into meaningful work brings true satisfaction. This conversation weaves together themes of entrepreneurship, family values, leadership, and spiritual growth, offering listeners both practical wisdom and heartfelt encouragement to be "all in"—in business, life, and faith.Find and Follow Bridger Pennington:Instagram https: @bridger_penningtonYouTube: @bridger_penningtonX: @bridger_pennTiktok: @bridger_penningtonLinkedin: @bridger_penningtonFree Gift For Our Listeners from Bridger to learn more about funds: www.altst.comResources Used In This Episode:Gary E. Stevenson, General Conference April 2021, Hearts Knit Together - The Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-day SaintsDavid A. Bednar, Priesthood Leadership, Argentina, Feb. 2016, 'There's no such thing as balance': Elder Bednar shares an object …Chapters:00:00 Introduction to Bridger Pennington03:43 Bridger's Journey into Finance10:20 The Importance of Work and Purpose17:18 Overcoming Personal Hardships26:01 Transforming Pain into Purpose29:20 The Power of Spiritual Experiences30:58 Mental Frames: Victim, Survivor, Hero36:57 Balancing Life's Demands44:09 Defining True SuccessNew episodes are released every Wednesday morning.To invite Jenny and Lee to speak at your fireside, devotional, Relief Society activity or other event, email them at [email protected].  They love invitations to speak either in person or virtually.

In this episode of our new short-form podcast, Everyday Warriors, we introduce you to Holden P. Holden is from El Paso, Texas and a student at Brigham Young University. He served his mission in Cancun, Mexico.Holden shares an amazing story of faith and trust in God's timing. And, how the tender mercies, even in the midst of challenges, are there for us if we look for them.If there is someone you would like to see featured in an upcoming Everyday Warriors episode, please email us at [email protected] episodes every Monday.

In this heartfelt episode, Jenny and Lee explore the profound relationship between earthly fathers and their children, highlighting how these bonds illuminate our understanding of divine love, and the bond we can have with our Heavenly Father.We discuss the ways in which earthly fathers mirror the characteristics of our Heavenly Father—offering protection, guidance, and unconditional love. And, we add some personal stories about our own fathers who have both passed away.Whether your experience with your own father has been joyful or painful, this conversation addresses moments when our earthly examples fall short, reminding us of the grace, hope, and connection our Heavenly Father extends to all of us.Join us for this special Father’s Day episode where we celebrate the impact good men can and do have in our lives.Resources Used In This Episode:Matthew 7:9-111 Nephi 1:1Alma 53 and Alma 56 Role of the Fathers in the Stripling Warrior StoryFather’s Day Videos from The Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-day SaintsD. Todd Christofferson, Fathers, Apr 2016 GCJulian Dyke, Thanks, Dad, New Era, Apr 1993Theodore Tuttle, The Role of Fathers, Oct 1973 GCPatrick Kearon, Receive His Gift, Apr 2025 GCChakell W Herbert, Strengthening My Relationship with Heavenly Father and Jesus Christ, Liahona, Aug 2021Haley Lundberg, Did Jesus Christ use the 5 love languages in His ministry?, LDSLiving, Aug 4, 2022Teachings of John Taylor, Strengthening Our Relationship with God, Chapter 16Brian K. Taylor, April 2018 General Conference, Am I a Child of God? Chapters:00:00 Honoring Fathers: A Personal Reflection06:35 The Essence of Heavenly Father12:08 Gifts from Our Heavenly Father20:26 Building Connections with God33:46 The Importance of Connection in Relationships36:53 Understanding Our Heavenly Father39:07 The Role of Earthly Fathers45:20 Lessons from the Stripling Warriors51:46 The Impact of Good Men57:36 Gratitude for Fathers and Father FiguresNew episodes are released every Wednesday morning.To invite Jenny and Lee to speak at your fireside, devotional, Relief Society activity or other event, email them at [email protected].  They love invitations to speak either in person or virtually. 

In this episode of our new short-form podcast, Everyday Warriors, we introduce you to Sophie S.She's originally from Gunlock, Utah and earned an associate's degree from Utah Tech University before serving a mission for the Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-day Saints in Brazil. Currently, Sofie is a transfer student at Brigham Young University. In her free time, she enjoys playing volleyball and basketball, as well as spending quality time with her family and her friends.She is currently working for the Ballard Center for Social Impact and is hoping to get a bachelor's degree in experience design and management. We know you will feel inspired as you listen to Sophie's story about how she overcame a difficult challenge she faced as she turned to the Savior.If there is someone you would like to see featured in an upcoming Everyday Warriors episode, please email us at [email protected] episodes every Monday.

In this must listen episode, Lee and Jenny sit down with Emma Heiner, who shares her deeply personal story of living with systemic scleroderma, a rare autoimmune disease she was diagnosed with at just nine years old. Emma opens up about the physical and emotional toll the illness has taken on her joints, lungs, and digestive system, and the personal transformation she has experienced as a result.Through three distinct phases— crisis, growth, and discovering her identity—Emma reveals how her faith, resilience, and writing have become lifelines during her most difficult seasons. She speaks candidly about mental health, the grief of lost abilities, and the healing that comes from staying connected to God and learning to be patient with oneself.Whether you're facing your own health challenges or navigating a season of personal struggle, Emma’s wisdom is a beacon of hope and strength. Her message reminds us that even in the hardest circumstances, Christ is bigger than anything we face—and that the journey matters as much as the destination.Find Emma on IG @quietheart_emmaFind Emma's book, In The Quiet Heart, on Emerging BookshelfResources Used In This Episode:Jeffrey R. Holland, Remember Lot's Wife, BYU Speeches, Jan 13, 2009Joe Dispenza, Act Like The Person You Want To BecomeNew episodes every Wednesday.To invite Jenny and Lee to speak at your fireside, devotional, Relief Society activity or other event, email them at [email protected].  They love invitations to speak either in person or virtually. 

In this episode of our new short-form podcast, Everyday Warriors, we introduce you to Calvin H. Calvin grew up in Everett, Washington. He's one of six kids and a pre-business student currently studying at Brigham Young University.Calvin was one of our marketing interns in the Winter of 2025 and it will be easy to see why we love him so much and knew he needed to be one of our Everyday Warriors.We hope his story will resonate with many of you.In this episode, Calvin references a BYU Speech given by Elder Jeffrey R. Holland called, Remember Lot's Wife, given on Jan 13, 2009.Nominate an Everyday Warrior we can highlight in our next episode by emailing [email protected] episodes every Monday.

In the 2nd part of this insightful episode, Jenny and Lee challenge the conventional narrative of a "faith crisis," inviting listeners to reframe such experiences as faith adventures. Together, they explore the natural ebb and flow of personal faith journeys, emphasizing that moments of doubt, spiritual fatigue, and discomfort are not signs of failure, but invitations to grow.Jenny and Lee dive into the power of asking questions, the beauty of spiritual exploration, and how parents can support their children without fear or judgment. With warmth and wisdom, they highlight the essential role of holy habits, the need for community and covenant connection, and the sustaining power of partnering with the Savior during life’s challenges.Embrace the discomfort of growth, lean into divine guidance, and find peace in the promises of Christ, even amid spiritual darkness.References Used In This Episode:Matthew 11:28-30Luke 15:20, 28Philippians 2:10-16Doctrine & Covenants 50:40-46Russell M Nelson, Overcome the World and Find Rest, General Conference, Oct 2022Russell M Nelson, Think Celestial!, General Conference, Oct 2023Russell M. Nelson, Ask Seek, Knock, General Conference, Oct 2009Dieter F Uchtdorf, Bearers of Heavenly Light, General Conference, Oct 2017Tracy Y Browning, Seeking Answers to Spiritual Questions, General Conference, Oct 2024F. Enzio Busche, Unleashing the Dormant Spirit, BYU Speeches, May 14, 1996Dallin H. Oaks, Divine Helps for Mortality, General Conference, Apr 2025Neil L. Andersen, Trial of Your Faith, General Conference, Oct 2012Chapters:00:00 Introduction to Faith Journeys02:25 Redefining Crisis: From Crisis to Adventure06:53 The Importance of Questions in Faith10:33 Navigating Faith as Parents17:02 Embracing Uncertainty and Discomfort20:42 Finding Strength in Spiritual Fatigue27:56 Partnering with the Savior in Challenges31:32 Steadfastness in Trials of Faith34:33 Navigating the Darkness36:56 Practical Steps for Faith Adventures45:45 Holy Habits and Spiritual Anchors52:55 Understanding Questions and Doubts57:43 Finding Rest in Christ's PromisesNew episodes are released every Wednesday morning.To invite Jenny and Lee to speak at your fireside, devotional, Relief Society activity or other event, email them at [email protected].  They love invitations to speak either in person or virtually. 

In this episode, Jenny and Lee challenge the conventional narrative of a "faith crisis," inviting listeners to reframe such experiences as faith adventures. Together, they explore the natural ebb and flow of personal faith journeys, emphasizing that moments of doubt, spiritual fatigue, and discomfort are not signs of failure, but invitations to grow.In Parts 1 and 2 Jenny and Lee dive into the power of asking questions, the beauty of spiritual exploration, and how parents can support their children without fear or judgment. With warmth and wisdom, they highlight the essential role of holy habits, the need for community and covenant connection, and the sustaining power of partnering with the Savior during life’s challenges.Embrace the discomfort of growth, lean into divine guidance, and find peace in the promises of Christ, even amid spiritual darkness.References Used In This Episode:Matthew 11:28-30Luke 15:20, 28Philippians 2:10-16Doctrine & Covenants 50:40-46Russell M Nelson, Overcome the World and Find Rest, General Conference, Oct 2022Russell M Nelson, Think Celestial!, General Conference, Oct 2023Russell M. Nelson, Ask Seek, Knock, General Conference, Oct 2009Dieter F Uchtdorf, Bearers of Heavenly Light, General Conference, Oct 2017Tracy Y Browning, Seeking Answers to Spiritual Questions, General Conference, Oct 2024F. Enzio Busche, Unleashing the Dormant Spirit, BYU Speeches, May 14, 1996Dallin H. Oaks, Divine Helps for Mortality, General Conference, Apr 2025Neil L. Andersen, Trial of Your Faith, General Conference, Oct 2012Chapters:00:00 Introduction to Faith Journeys02:25 Redefining Crisis: From Crisis to Adventure06:53 The Importance of Questions in Faith10:33 Navigating Faith as Parents17:02 Embracing Uncertainty and Discomfort20:42 Finding Strength in Spiritual Fatigue27:56 Partnering with the Savior in Challenges31:32 Steadfastness in Trials of Faith34:33 Navigating the Darkness36:56 Practical Steps for Faith Adventures45:45 Holy Habits and Spiritual Anchors52:55 Understanding Questions and Doubts57:43 Finding Rest in Christ's PromisesTo invite Jenny and Lee to speak at your fireside, devotional, Relief Society activity or other event, email them at [email protected].  They love invitations to speak either in person or virtually. 

In this episode of Everyday Warrior, our short-form podcast, we introduce you to Nicole B. Listen in as Nicole shares how to take your faith to the next level, and how to improve your relationship with God.Nominate an Everyday Warrior that you know to highlight in our next episode at [email protected] episodes every Monday.