this is kingdom

Sister J. Anette Dennis, a speaker focused on Christ's love and protection, joins the hosts to explore the significance of being 'covered' by divine grace. They delve into how covenants, like baptism and temple garments, provide spiritual support and safety. Personal stories illustrate the comfort found in God's love during life's storms, with one host sharing a harrowing experience during a tornado warning. The discussion highlights the transformative power of embracing covenant relationships for emotional and spiritual well-being.

Dieter F. Uchtdorf, a prominent leader known for his teachings on joy and spiritual connection, shares profound insights on finding true joy through Jesus Christ. He illustrates how joy differs from fleeting happiness, emphasizing its presence even amid life's trials. Uchtdorf discusses the transformative power of spiritual encounters and the importance of building meaningful relationships with God. Personal anecdotes highlight how pursuing a deeper faith can lead to a more joyful and fulfilling life, urging listeners to bring joy to others.

Susan H. Porter, a president known for her insights on spiritual growth, shares her thoughts on the transformative power of prayer. The discussion centers around three powerful prayers: to know, to grow, and to show. Personal stories reveal how these prayers have helped navigate life's challenges, highlighting the profound impact of heartfelt communication with God. The speakers emphasize the importance of shifting questions in prayer to find purpose and recognition of God's presence through quiet reflection, ultimately urging listeners to embrace their spiritual journey.

in this episode of "this is kingdom," grace, talon, tj, and hollis talk about the inspiring message from elder steven r. bangerter's talk "foreordained to serve." they discuss how everyone has a special purpose given by god, using examples from "the lion king" to make it clear. the hosts share personal stories and talk about the importance of facing our feelings and challenges to truly understand who we are. they also highlight how taking quiet moments to reflect can help us grow spiritually. tune in for a heartfelt and relatable discussion on discovering and living out your true purpose.

Elder Gary E. Stevenson, an insightful leader, draws parallels between spiritual principles and everyday life. He uses the Golden Gate Bridge as a metaphor to illustrate the connection between loving God and others. The discussion tackles barriers to loving God, emphasizing self-worth and emotional challenges. Practical steps like prayer and service are suggested to nurture this love. Personal stories from the hosts enrich the conversation, making it relatable and uplifting, as they explore integrating love into daily actions for deeper spiritual connections.

Hosts discuss 'B1 with Christ' by Elder Cook, sharing insights on recognizing shared divine heritage to transform interactions. They reflect on family loyalty, connections with strangers, and experiences in the temple. Emphasizing unity, empathy, and love in everyday encounters.

A discussion on God's relentless pursuit of individuals, with personal anecdotes and reflections. Emphasizing on recognizing and responding to God's presence in everyday life. Exploring the church's role in connecting people with God's care and love, urging to overcome fear and show selfless love to others.

Elder Brian K. Taylor discusses how God uses struggles to shape and purify us. The hosts explore the purpose of suffering, finding comfort in hard times, and the power of prayer during hardships.

Travel tales from Peru and India, restarting habits and spirituality, finding momentum and rhythm in spiritual growth, embracing the challenges of starting something new, prioritizing progress over perfection in faith

Exploring the significance of covenants in spiritual lives, emphasizing love, sacrifice, and intentionality in relationships with God and others. Discussion on faith, relationships, and honoring spiritual commitments with a focus on deep connections.