Listen as Jenny and Lee explore the topic of revelation and what it means. They discuss the definition of revelation as truth communicated from God to His children.

They emphasize that revelation is not limited to receiving answers to prayers but is much bigger and encompasses the entire scope of time and the world. Through personal stories, they also discuss the importance of being open and prepared to receive revelation, as well as the timing and unexpected nature of revelation.

This conversation highlights the need to align our purposes with the Lord's and to develop a constant and ongoing relationship with Him.

References Used In This Episode: Russell M. Nelson, “Revelation for the Church, Revelation for Our Lives,” Ensign or Liahona, May 2018, 96.

Russell M. Nelson, Grow into the Principle of Revelation, Liahona, Jan 2021

Teachings of the Presidents of the Church: Joseph Smith, Chapter 10, Prayer and Personal Gospel

Russell M. Nelson, Hear Him, Gen Conf, Apr 2020

Dale G. Renlund, A Framework for Personal Revelation, Gen Conf, Oct 2022

Bible Dictionary - Revelation

Dieter F. Uchtdorf, Your Potential, Your Privilege, General Conference, April 2011

Spencer W. Kimball, Conference Report, Munich, Germany Area Conference 1973

In the final segment of this three part conversation on Sacred Transitions, Join Lee and Jenny as they share their vulnerabilities while discussing how to thrive, even when circumstances look a lot like survival.

Listen in as they discuss challenges they are currently facing and how they are choosing to navigate those spaces with a thrive mindset. Through their candid conversation, you'll be encouraged to adopt a thrive mentality, even when life goes sideways.

Tune in for this conclusion of an honest and inspiring discussion between two friends who share a few hands on tools that guide you to lean on the Savior while shifting your perspective and embracing growth, no matter the circumstances.

References Used In This Episode:

Isaiah 35

Matthew 7:10

David A. Bednar, Liahona, April 2012, The Atonement and the Journey of Mortality

Gordon B. Hinckley, GC, Oct 2022, Forget Yourself and Go

Russell M. Nelson, GC Oct 2016, Joy and Spiritual Survival

Paul H. Dunn, GC April 1979, Because I Have A Father

In the second part of this three part conversation on Sacred Transitions, Jenny and Lee focus in on what would happen if we lean into the transitions that happen in our lives, and allow the Savior to walk us through them.

They also share personal stories of moments where surviving feels like the only thing we are capable of doing and ways to get through those moments intact, and still having hope for what the next moment will bring.

Finally, they share insights into finding a place in our hearts and minds where feeling joy is a possibility, no matter the circumstances.

References Used In This Episode:

⁠2 Nephi 2:25⁠

⁠Isaiah 35⁠

⁠Matthew 7:10⁠

⁠2 Nephi 2:11⁠

Jeffrey R. Holland, BYU Speeches, Jan 13, 2009, ⁠Remember Lot’s Wife⁠

Dieter F. Uchtdorf, General Conference April 2024, ⁠A Higher Joy⁠

Russell M. Nelson, General Conference Oct 2016, ⁠Joy and Spiritual Survival⁠

Joseph B. Wirthlin, General Conference October 2008, ⁠Come What May And Love It⁠

In this first part of a three part episode of "The Dents in my Armor," Jenny and Lee have a frank conversation about the realities of transitions in life. Change is a vital part of being human, and being able to gracefully and confidently navigate the transitions that we find ourselves experiencing helps us become closer to the people our Heavenly Father wants us to be. Change can sometimes be unsettling and scary, but we can be confident in our relationship with our Savior to help us navigate the transitions as they arise. Join us as we discuss practical ways to embrace change and find strength in faith during times of uncertainty.

References:

Moses 2:3-31

Ecclesiasties 3:1-8

Acts 9:4-6

John 14:27

Isaiah 41:10

Genesis 19:26

Luke 17:32

Hebrews 9:11

Navigating Through Transitions, Ensign, Dec 2019

3 Strategies For Navigating Change, Liahona, Feb 2021

The Collected Letters of C.S. Lewis, Volume 3.

In this episode, Lee and Jenny explore the profound impact of truly understanding and believing in our identity as beloved children of our Heavenly Father.

They discuss how this deep knowledge empowers us to stand firm against the lies of Satan and live with greater purpose and strength.

Join them as they unpack the transformative power of knowing who we are and whose we are, and how it equips us to face spiritual battles with confidence.

References Used In This Episode:

John 13:1

1 John 4:19

2 Kings 6:15-17

Romans 8:38-39

Ephesians 6:10-13

Moses 1:3-4, 12-13

2 Nephi 2:18

Matthew 7:8-11

Come, Follow Me, Alma 43-52

Dennis L. Largey, the Book of Mormon: Second Nephi, The Doctrinal Structure, “The Enemies of Christ: 2 Nephi 28”, pp 287-305

Bryn Wengler, Liahona, April 2024, Satan’s Tactics- And How The Savior Can Help Us Overcome Them

Richard G Scott, April 2004, General Conference, How to Live Well amid Increasing Evil

M. Russell Ballard, BYU Speeches, March 3, 2002, Be Strong In the Lord, and in the Power of His Might

C.S. Lewis, Screwtape Letters

Elder Alan T. Phillips, Oct. 2023 General Conference, “God Knows and Loves You”

In this episode of "The Dents in My Armor," Lee and Jenny explore the profound impact of miracles and focus on the journey that follows these extraordinary events.

While miracles often bring immediate joy and relief, the real story unfolds in what happens next.

Through personal anecdotes and insightful reflections, Jenny and Lee highlight how to navigate the new normal, and embrace the lasting changes miracles bring to our lives. They emphasize that the impact of miracles lingers when we seek a deeper relationship with our Heavenly Father, rather than just seeking signs.

Join us as we discuss the challenges, transformations, and newfound insights that come with experiencing a miracle while discovering how to find purpose and direction after the miracle and continue to grow in faith and resilience.

We invite you to leave comments and impressions you received as you listened to this conversation in the comment section.

References Used In This Episode:

Matthew 14:22-32

Luke 17:11-19

Doctrine & Covenants 84:19-20

Daniel 3:17-18

Russell M. Nelson, April 2022 General Conference, The Power of Spiritual Momentum

Jeffrey R. Holland, Oct 2012 General Conference, The First Great Commandment

Vern P. Stanfill, April 2023 General Conference, The Imperfect Harvest

Dallin H. Oaks, Ensign, June 2001, Miracles

Neal A. Maxwell, April 1997 General Conference, Enduring Well

The Chosen, Season 3, Episode 8, Sustenance

Save Me (Peter’s Song) https://open.spotify.com/track/3GdwNjNRNaduGyz0dAbDU8?si=yqQGNOMLSwuBXMb2hUJkUg

In this episode of "The Dents in My Armor," Lee and Jenny dive into the profound topic of covenants and explore the immense joy and strength that come from them.

Join us as we discuss the significance of covenants in our spiritual journey and how they serve as a foundation for resilience and happiness.

Through personal stories and insightful reflections, Lee and Jenny illustrate how embracing covenants can transform our lives and fortify our faith. They highlight that the true power of covenants lies in the relationship we have with our Heavenly Father.

Tune in to discover how covenants can be a source of unwavering strength and enduring joy in your own life.

References Used In This Episode:

Jeremiah 29:11

Wendy Watson Nelson, April 30, 2015, BYU Women’s Conference, “...My soul delighteth in the covenants of the Lord”

Henry B. Eyring, April 2024 General Conference, All Will Be Well Because of Temple Covenants

Russell M. Nelson, Liahona Magazine, October 2022, The Everlasting Covenant

Russell M. Nelson, October 2022 General Conference, Overcome the World and Find Rest

Russell M. Nelson, October 2022 General Conference, The Everlasting Covenant

Russell M. Nelson, October 2021 General Conference, The Temple and Your Spiritual Foundation

Russell M. Nelson, Liahona Magazine, April 2018, As We go Forward Together

Emily Belle Freeman, October 2023 General Conference, Walking in Covenant Relationship with Christ

Gerrit W. Gong, October 2019 General Conference, Covenant Belonging

David A Bednar, For the Strength of Youth Magazine, February 2022, Bound to the Savior through Covenants

Nycollas Marshall, Medium.com, The Transactional God

Jeffrey R. Holland, april 2012 General Conference, The Laborers In The Vineyard

In this episode of "The Dents in My Armor," Lee and Jenny delve into the profound impact of our personal legacies. They explore how we can lean on the legacies we've inherited and, more importantly, how we can actively create our own.

While we may not always have the family history we desire, Lee and Jenny remind us that we are all children of our Heavenly Father and heirs to His legacy.

By envisioning our eulogies years in advance, we can identify where we fall short, and what changes we need to make to leave the legacy we want for future generations.

Join us for an insightful conversation on how to build and enhance the foundations upon which we stand, ensuring a lasting impact for those who will follow in our footsteps.

References Used In This Episode:

Carlos A Godoy, Oct 2023 Gen Conference, For the Sake of Your Posterity

Mervyn B. Arnold, Oct 2010 Gen Conference, What Have You Done with My Name?

Jeffrey R. Holland, Oct 2012 Gen Conference, The First Great Commandment

Dieter F. Uchtdorf, April 2016 Gen Conference, In Praise of Those Who Save

2 Corinthians 6:17-18