Shannon Foster

Shannon Foster, a gospel educator and creator of The Red-Headed Hostess, joins to discuss insights from Moses 1 and Abraham 3. They explore the significance of mothers as primary gospel teachers and the power of scripture journaling for personal revelation. The duo emphasizes the importance of home-centered learning and teaching children to discern truth amid challenges. They reflect on Moses' identity and confrontations with Satan, highlighting how knowing God strengthens personal identity and prepares us for covenant responsibilities.

Shannon Foster, co-founder of The Red-Headed Hostess and former seminary instructor, shares her insights on teaching children the gospel. She emphasizes the importance of personal conversion and slowing down scripture study for deeper insights. Shannon discusses using a coaching mindset to encourage resilience in learning and suggests creative methods like writing and drawing to enhance understanding. She advocates for tailoring teaching methods to different age levels and starting personal scripture study to foster effective teaching.

Shannon Foster, founder of The Redheaded Hostess and a former seminary teacher, shares her journey from a non-member upbringing to fostering a passion for scripture study. She emphasizes the transformative power of family scripture study and provides practical tips for parents. Shannon discusses creating resources that invite personal revelation instead of lecturing. With a relatable approach, she encourages embracing imperfect practices and explains what it truly means to be committed to the gospel.