Explore "mission work" with insightful episodes like "Ep 52 - Guatemala Recap", "135. When You're In A Rut", "133. And That Includes You", "131. Your Own Dicken Christmas Carol" and "127. Thought Ladders" from podcasts like ""Divinely Uninspired", "The LDS Mission Podcast", "The LDS Mission Podcast", "The LDS Mission Podcast" and "The LDS Mission Podcast"" and more!
Jeremy and Penny are back from Guatemala with stories and recap of their great trip! Before we get into that, we're discussing Usher at the Super Bowl, travel horror stories, and who would we llike to see perform at The Sphere in Las Vegas.
In this week's episode When You're In A Rut, I wanted to get really real with all of you. As I have found myself in a rut since Christmas, I thought right now might actually be the best time to record an episode on: how to help ourselves get through being in a rut. I have 10 tips that I share with you today.
When you find yourself in a rut, please be kind to yourself and maybe try implementing one of my strategies for helping yourself through being in a rut.
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Free PDF Download: Preparing Missionary Cheat Sheet
My Free Training for Preparing Missionaries: Change Your Mission with this One Tool
RM Transition Free Video Series: 3 Tools to Help RMs in Their Transition Home
Free Guide: 5 Tips to Help Any Returning Missionary
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I recently taught Relief Society on a conference talk titled "We Are His Children" by Elder Christophe G. Giraud-Carrier. I invite you to think of how you see each member in your family. How you might see and perceive each other. All of the dynamics involved. I extend this concept to our relationship with our Heavenly Parents and the rest of humanity. Explaining how the same dynamics can apply on a broader scale.
Drawing from Elder Carrier's talk, I share examples of individuals who were seen differently by others than how our Heavenly Parents saw them. I also emphasize the importance of recognizing that our Heavenly Parents see us differently than how we see ourselves or how others see us.
Through this discussion, I want to encourage all listeners to reflect on how you see and perceive others in your lives. As well as how your see yourselves. By recognizing the unique perspective of our Heavenly Parents, I believe it can help shift our own perceptions and enhance our relationships with others.
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Get the Full Show Notes HERE
Free PDF Download: Preparing Missionary Cheat Sheet
My Free Training for Preparing Missionaries: Change Your Mission with this One Tool
RM Transition Free Video Series: 3 Tools to Help RMs in Their Transition Home
Free Guide: 5 Tips to Help Any Returning Missionary
Schedule a Free Strategy Call: Click Here
In this episode, we explore the concept of the three versions of ourselves - past, present, and future. The inspiration for today's episode came from watching the movie "Spirited" after Thanksgiving. This movie has a modern take on Charles Dickens' Christmas Carol. The movie follows a similar storyline, where Ryan Reynold's character is visited by ghosts who try to redeem and change their ways.
To honor and appreciate our past selves. Be grateful for your past selves and acknowledge that you wouldn't be who you are without them.
We then move onto our present selves and future selves.
Overall, this episode explores the importance of honoring and appreciating each version of ourselves - past, present, and future - and I want encourage listeners to practice gratitude for their past selves and find joy in the present and hope for the future.
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Get the Full Show Notes HERE
Free PDF Download: Preparing Missionary Cheat Sheet
My Free Training for Preparing Missionaries: Change Your Mission with this One Tool
RM Transition Free Video Series: 3 Tools to Help RMs in Their Transition Home
Free Guide: 5 Tips to Help Any Returning Missionary
Schedule a Free Strategy Call: Click Here
In this episode, we explore the concept of "thought ladders" and how they can help us shift from negative thoughts to more positive ones. Remembering that our thoughts create our feelings, which in turn drive our actions and create our results. So, if we have a negative thought like "my life is a mess," it can lead to discouragement, self-judgment, and a feeling of being stuck.
However, simply trying to replace this thought with a positive one like "I love my life" may not be effective if the negative thought is deeply ingrained in our minds. Our brain is like a well-worn highway, and it takes time and effort to deconstruct that highway and create new pathways. That's where thought ladders come in.
Thought ladders are a series of gradual, baby thoughts towards a new thought that we want to believe. Instead of trying to make a drastic leap from negative to positive, we take small steps that are easier for our brain to accept. For example, if we start with the thought "my life is a mess," a ladder thought could be "I have a life" and then to "some people love their lives," "some parts of my life have been good in the past. Maybe I can again." To, "I love my life sometimes." These thoughts open up a little more hope and possibility, and as we continue to believe and practice these ladder thoughts, the old negative thought naturally dissolves away.
Thought ladders work because they allow our brain to move in the direction we want to go. But at a pace that is more manageable. It's difficult for our brain to make sudden shifts from one extreme to another. So taking small steps, helps us gradually shift our perspective. Additionally, these ladder thoughts help us feel emotions that are more useful and productive.
Overall, thought ladders provide a practical and effective approach for changing our thought patterns. And also creating a more positive mindset. Small steps and gradually shifting our perspective we can move from negative thoughts to more empowering ones. Which ultimately improving our feelings, actions, and results in life.
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Get the Full Show Notes HERE
Free PDF Download: Preparing Missionary Cheat Sheet
My Free Training for Preparing Missionaries: Change Your Mission with this One Tool
RM Transition Free Video Series: 3 Tools to Help RMs in Their Transition Home
Free Guide: 5 Tips to Help Any Returning Missionary
Schedule a Free Strategy Call: Click Here
Join us for today's episode as we explore living courageously in your daily life, finding strength through faith. We'll address the common experience of being held captive by fear, especially in your 20s, and provide practical insights on overcoming these challenges.
A Place Called Braverly: Daring to Live Courageously, Dream Boldly and Influence Bravery – by Kate Berkey, and Kristy Mikel
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For many religious communities, the United States is mission territory. Sister Elizabeth Guerrero explains.
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I just got back from Honduras while on a mission trip. We brought doctors, a dentist, clothing and medications to the villages of Honduras.
In this episode I talk about:
what the experience was like
the people we served
What it was like with limited water
Sharing the stories
and much more
For those of you who want to contribute to Dr. Paz and the windows for the church my Venmo is @LeeAnne-Hayden I am matching all contributions and 100% of the proceeds are going directly to finishing the church windows.
Connect with me over on Instagram @leeannehayden or reach me at https://www.leeannehayden.com
Have a great day!
LeeAnne
Those Boys is a podcast hosted by brothers Nathan and Zach Blaustone. Join them as they discuss their passion for music production, their experiences with religious trauma, and share some laughs along the way. With their unique perspectives and dynamic personalities, Nathan and Zach bring an engaging and entertaining take on a variety of topics. Our mission is to facilitate respectful conversations that promote growth, communication, healing, authenticity, and brotherhood. Tune in to Those Boys for thought-provoking discussions and a good time.
Video Podcast: The Trauma Of Mission Trips & Its Connection To Colonialism, Foosketball 2.0 | Ep 028 | Those Boys
Moral Combat, hosted by siblings Nathan and Zach Blaustone, is a heartfelt exploration of life's complexities, with a primary focus on healing from religious trauma. Step into their world as they navigate the realms of music production, confront the lingering echoes of religious trauma, and embrace laughter as a universal healer. With each episode, Nathan and Zach weave together their unique perspectives, seasoned with dynamic personalities that make every discussion an engaging adventure. From unraveling the complexities of personal growth to fostering open communication, healing the scars of religious indoctrination, and embracing the unfiltered authenticity of siblinghood, Moral Combat is your passport to thought-provoking conversations, heartfelt insights, and the pure joy of shared moments. Join us in the combat for morality, one conversation at a time.
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Where am I being kind and compassionate in my everyday life? Daniel Fava, a web-designer and online marketing strategist, is confronted by this very relatable question as he joins Gordon for the next conversation on the podcast. In this episode, Daniel explores with Gordon what he learned about kindness and compassion 13 years ago on a trip to India and how he is still applying it today. Listen in for an encouraging reminder that a small act, when done with love, can be the most powerful act of all. Read More...
Private Practice Elevation – https://privatepracticeelevation.com/
Daniel Fava on Instagram – https://www.instagram.com/DanielFava/
Youth With A Mission (YWAM) – https://ywam.org/
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Discernment: Reading the Signs of Daily Life, by Henri J. M. Nouwen
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Fernie's own personal trainer, Reese Whitely comes onto the podcast. Reese recalls his past in basketball and how his faith has kept him centered,
Listen in as Shad and Paul as they interview George Verwer. George is an Evangelist and the founder of Operation Mobilization. George shared invaluable insights and stories from his journey of faith and mission mobilization that are sure to ignite your passion for reaching the lost and making disciples.
"And I think one of the keys that people forget in leadership, Leadership involves compromise. You are not gonna always get your own way." George Verwer.
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Stan & Josh are joined by Mission Element Executive Director Mike McCord to discuss everything everything about small church mission work, from the benefits of mission trips to financial challenges, to strategy obstacles, how to overcome scheduling hurdles, and much more.
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missionelement.com
Contact Mike McCord at: mike@missionelement.com
Call Mission Element at 678-224-1941
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