Podcasts about elder perry

Dusty Smith converted to the church, served a mission, and was pen pals with Elder Perry. After encountering "anti-Mormons" for the first time, he started researching church topics that he had never heard before In church history. Dusty left the church for 26 years. He spent those years doing everything he could to tear down the church. He debated In online forums with members, trying to prove the church wasn't true. After many miracles, including a priesthood blessing and a miraculous healing.. Dusty came back. One of his favorite people to debate the church with, had been putting his name on the temple prayer roll for years. Dusty says his love and prayers led to his coming back. Dusty baptized, and was sealed to his wife. Now he does everything he can to make up for his years of attacking... including having his story of redemption told by Elder Uchtdorf In conference. Dusty's message to you: "Remember, Heavenly Father love you as much as if you were the only person on the planet. No matter what happens In your life, Heavenly Father will always believe In you."

In this episode, Tynell welcomes to the podcast Elder Edwin Perry. Elder Perry endorsed “Fighting Like A Girl And.... I'm Still Standing..... So Can You. They focus on Chapter Two of the book “Always Leveling Him Up”. The two most important words discussed and defined in this segment are consciousness and attention. We must refrain from Attention Deficit On Him Disorder(ADHD) and take control of our thoughts. We must center our conscious world on Jesus so that we don't sink. Amen.

Elder Edwin Perry, from City of Refuge L.A., returns for Season 2 of the podcast and encourages us not to miss the opportunities God gives us. He also challenges us not to get too comfortable in our environment when God is calling us to go deeper with Him. Elder Perry reminds us that we are predestined and God has a plan for our lives... don‘t be scared to be different. So take the limits off of God!

Do you want to learn to communicate more effectively, and don't know where to begin. All who are seeking to learn communication skills will likely find things of worth in today’s episode. While this Betrayal Trauma SOS podcast episode is geared towards helping those who are struggling with betrayal trauma learn better ways to communicate, most things can be applied to many different scenarios. Sometimes we have a message to convey that is very important to us, but it's as if we hit a wall when we try to communicate it. Have you ever felt highly elevated when faced with a hard conversation? I know that I sure have. Hard things are going on with our bodies, and this can happen to anyone. The basis of this episode stems from a talk given by Bonnie H. Cordon in the April 2020 General Conference for the Church of Jesus Christ of Latter Day Saints. She talked about a time when her family hosted an apostle named Elder L. Tom Perry when she was 10 years old. Late that night her mother asked if she had fed the chickens, and her cute response was that maybe the chickens should fast that night. She didn’t want to leave the company of the apostle. Of course that wasn’t acceptable, but Elder Perry had heard the exchange and offered to accompany her, along with his son to feed the chickens. She ran ahead and after jumping over the irrigation ditch that she was use to encountering. Elder Perry hadn't been able to follow her light. He stepped right into the irrigation ditch. She says, "I was shining my light but not in a way that would help Elder Perry. Now, knowing that he needed my light to safely navigate the path, I focused the flashlight just ahead of his steps and we were able to return home with confidence.” I am learning that I can do my best to show up to hard conversations and can navigate them better when I employ communication skills. I’m still a work in progress, and what I share today is from my own experiences and studies to improve my own communication skills. These 8 communication tools are what I am personally working on. More detail is provided in the podcast. Let's learn to communicate: Understanding what we hope to accomplish with our conversation. When we are crystal clear with what we are hoping to accomplish, we can better stay on track in our conversations. Organizing thoughts goes a long way. When I take the time to organize my thinking before holding conversations, they tend to go much better. Knowing I am of worth and that the other person is also of worth. It is not humility to be less or more than what we were created to be. It’s important to know that in God’s eyes we are on equal ground. No matter our station, we are all important. Internalizing this concept helps us to value not just our own thoughts, but those of others as well. Learning to be aware of our emotional state and use tools to stay grounded. Whether we are highly elevated due to stress or trauma, becoming grounded can be a wonderful tool for being able to gain emotional stability and be able to re-engage in conversation from a more neutral place. Consider your emotional safety and the emotional safety of those you are communicating with. Consider that their response is about them. Of course, this takes practice and is easier said than done. It’s ok to be a work in progress. Consider boundaries in conversations. I’m planning a boundaries episode soon, so stay tuned for that. 8. Taking drama out of communication. The goal is to stay out of drama as best as possible. This is likely

The Sharvette Mitchell Radio Show airs every Tuesday at 6:00 p.m. EST. Find out more about our host and guests at www.Sharvette.comFirst segment: Tawnia L. Ramirez appearing at 6pmSecond segment: Elder Perry Evans, The WINNING Series Fashion Show appearing at 6:30pm

Elder L. Tom Perry passes away, so let's talk about our memories of Elder Perry and what to expect going forward. Also, Steve Soelberg calls in!

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Elder Perry teaches we are bound to sustain the law.

Elder Perry teaches we are bound to sustain the law.

Elder Perry teaches we are bound to sustain the law.

Elder Perry encourages church members to seek of the things of the spirit and not those of the world.

Elder Perry encourages church members to seek of the things of the spirit and not those of the world.

Elder Perry encourages church members to seek of the things of the spirit and not those of the world.

Elder Perry encourages church members to seek of the things of the spirit and not those of the world.

Elder Perry encourages church members to seek of the things of the spirit and not those of the world.