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2 episodes with Amy A Wright
2 episodes with Amy A Wright
2 episodes with Amy A Wright
2 episodes with Amy A Wright
2 episodes with Amy A Wright
2 episodes with Amy A Wright
Paul's journey teaches us a divine pattern of deliverance. During the storms of life, we should fortify the anchors tethering us to Christ. Amy A. Wright, first counselor in the Primary general presidency of The Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-day Saints, delivered this devotional address on November 5, 2024. You can access the talk here.See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.
"When President Russell M. Nelson invited us to think celestially, it reminded us to look harder, take the long view, and change our perspective. For the next six months, that is our quest. We will consider Perspective, Devotion, and Relationship. Let us all look harder and think celestial. It will lead us to discover the rich blessings Heavenly Father has in store for each of us.”
The PMG team joined Brother Brad Wilcox (1st Counselor in the General Young Men's presidency, former mission leader), Sister Amy A. Wright (1st Counselor in the General Primary Presidency, Missionary Executive Committee member) and Sister Andrea Munoz Spannaus (2nd counselor in the General Young Women's presidency, former mission leader) at the Together in Christ YSA Conference in Salt Lake City in the summer of 2023 to talk about the question How do I Stand as a Witness of Christ in Complex Times? This episode was filmed in front of a live audience and the video can be seen on You Tube. Each of these General Officers of the Church give inspiring insights to help you on your journey of discipleship. To subscribe to the podcast and to interact with the hosts, offer topic and guest suggestions, and provide feedback, please click on the following link and become part of the podcast. https://forms.office.com/r/r7516nkf1m
In “Abide the Day with Christ,” Sister Wright reminds us of the need for spiritual preparation. Instead of a question, here is an invitation: Imagine dying tomorrow and standing in front of Jesus. How do you feel? What would you wish you would've done? What would you want to tell him? You can also watch this podcast on YouTube: https://www.youtube.com/channel/UCoiavmFctfCBB68kWaKVy0g If you'd like to send in comments on your favorite talks or if you have any other questions or comments, you can comment below, email me, or message me one any of my social media platforms. Email: genconfconvos@gmail.com Facebook: General Conference Conversations Instagram: @generalconferenceconversations
Double Shelbi's this week! Come listen as Shelbi Stanfill and Shelbi Christensen discuss Amy A. Wright's talk, "Abide the Day in Christ". Lots of references and personal experiences were shared about abiding in Christ. Come and listen and tell us what you think! References: Preach My Gospel New Edition Promptings of The Spirit by Elder Stevenson Holy Habits and Righteous Routines by Elder Lund
Sister Amy A. Wright, the First Counselor in the Primary General Presidency, talks about how she prepared to give this week's BYU-Idaho Devotional address, "Follow the Prophet."
Sister Amy A. Wright, the First Counselor in the Primary General Presidency of the Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-day Saints, gave this week's devotional. She talked about how we can endure the calamities of the world by following the prophet. article: https://www.byui.edu/radio/sister-wright-devotional
Episode 39EaglesAddictionWorry about your kidsIsaiah 40-49 | September 19-25Lesson 39 “Comfort Ye My People”#OldTestament2022 #comefollowme #comefollowme2022 #realtalkcomefollowmeJoin hosts Ganel-Lyn Condie and John Fossum as they discuss impactful topics from this week's Come, Follow Me lesson covering these chapters in the book of Isaiah. Explore these important themes, topics, and questions: Waiting upon the Lord (what it means and how it can be a sacred place)Being refined in the furnace of afflictionUniversal optimism and MORE hopeChrist's personal sacrifice for us– we are graven on the palms of His handsAnxiety about our children or our future children (and the importance of God never giving up on us)—----------------------------------------------------------------------------------Invitation: Think of what changes in your family relationships when you see the big hope-filled picture that Isaiah gives us. —----------------------------------------------------------------------------------Quotes & Links: Link to Come, Follow Me Through the Old Testament Book:https://www.seagullbook.com/real-talk-real-life-scripture-journal-old-testament.html“Waiting upon the Lord can be a sacred place—a place of polishing and refining where we can come to know the Savior in a deeply personal way. Waiting upon the Lord may also be a place where we find ourselves asking, “O God, where art thou?”—a place where spiritual perseverance requires us to exercise faith in Christ by intentionally choosing Him again and again and again. I know this place, and I understand this type of waiting.” [2022–A:81, Amy A. Wright, Christ Heals That Which Is Broken]“Are you battling a demon of addiction—tobacco or drugs or gambling, or the pernicious contemporary plague of pornography? Is your marriage in trouble or your child in danger? Are you confused with gender identity or searching for self-esteem? Do you—or someone you love—face disease or depression or death? Whatever other steps you may need to take to resolve these concerns, come first to the gospel of Jesus Christ. Trust in heaven's promises. In that regard Alma's testimony is my testimony: “I do know,” he says, “that whosoever shall put their trust in God shall be supported in their trials, and their troubles, and their afflictions.” … I testify that the Savior's Atonement lifts from us not only the burden of our sins but also the burden of our disappointments and sorrows, our heartaches and our despair. From the beginning, trust in such help was to give us both a reason and a way to improve, an incentive to lay down our burdens and take up our salvation. There can and will be plenty of difficulties in life. Nevertheless, the soul that comes unto Christ, who knows His voice and strives to do as He did, finds a strength, as the hymn says, “beyond [his] own.” The Savior reminds us that He has “graven [us] upon the palms of [His] hands.” [Jeffrey R. Holland, Broken Things to Mend, April 2006]—--------------------------------------------------------------------------Real Talk is presented by Seagull Book and hosted by Ganel-Lyn Condie and John Fossum.
Sister Wright teaches that there is nothing in your life that is broken that is beyond the curative, redeeming, and enabling power of Jesus Christ.
Él puede sanar la relación rota con Dios, las relaciones rotas con los demás y aquellas partes de nosotros que están rotas.
Lessons at the Well by Susan H. Porter and Christ Heals That Which is Broken by Amy A. Wright. Two very important stories of healing in the Bible are about broken women. Isn't it interesting that Christ chose to open his ministry to a woman so mired in baggage that she couldn't even draw water from the well when others were around? Christ's message of healing is for all.Music acknowledgementsMusic: In Dulci Jubilo by J.S. BachArranged by: Michel Rondeau (trumpet)Performers: Marthe Jobidon (trumpets), Eric Vaillancourt & Steve Guerin (trombones)Publisher Info.Michel RondeauCopyright Creative Commons Attribution 3.0 Misc. Notes These file(s) are part of the Werner Icking Music Collection.
Christ is the perfect healer, and Sister Wright testifies of that so beautifully in her talk “Christ Heals That Which Is Broken.” Here are some questions to consider: How does knowing that Christ knows your “complete story” comfort you? Are you working on forgiving someone? How can Christ help you with that? What is the Lord telling you? What questions do you want to study further? Questions? Email: genconfconvos@gmail.com FB: General Conference Conversations IG: @generalconferenceconversations
Join Melissa Fugazza and Shelbi Stanfill as they discuss two talks this week, "Lessons At The Well" By Susan H. Porter and "Christ Heals That Which Is Broken" by Amy A. Wright. Resources: Hope Works Video: We Are Spiritual Beings Have A Human Experience Emma Sperry FB Profile Power to become podcast: https://open.spotify.com/episode/58AIsrvqi0IhuOgWGOdRRf?si=CPB0GvftQ6KGosyxIqOonw By Divine Design by Elder Redlund: https://www.churchofjesuschrist.org/study/ensign/2017/11/saturday-afternoon-session/by-divine-design?lang=eng
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