What does it look like to choose Christ when life feels messy, unfinished, and overwhelming?

In this deeply tender conversation, Jenny and Lee are joined by Christ-centered coach Kirstin Baxter to talk about discipleship in real life — motherhood, comparison, imposter syndrome, grief, identity, and the quiet work of becoming.

Together, they explore what it means to partner with Christ daily, to embrace both our divine and human selves, and to recognize that growth never means outgrowing our need for the Savior.

This episode is an invitation to stop striving for arrival, to release comparison and shame, and to trust that grace meets us exactly where we are. Choosing Christ doesn’t require perfection — it requires partnership, honesty, and a willingness to walk with Him, even (and especially) in the messy middle.

You can find Kirstin on Instagram (@shinemommyshine) and on her Website, (www.kirstinbaxtercoaching.com). You can also email her at kirstin@kirstinbaxtercoaching.com.

Her free gift for our listeners is free access to her monthly webinar series. To better Learn How to Yoke With Christ In Real Life, CLICK HERE.

Chapters:

00:00 Introduction to Kirsten Baxter

02:36 Choosing Christ in Chaos

04:40 The Battle Within: Overcoming Negative Thoughts

11:41 Embracing Our Unique Identities

15:33 Building Zion: The Power of Community

17:17 Overcoming Imposter Syndrome

22:50 The Lie of Self-Sufficiency

25:31 The Beauty of Receiving and Growth

26:16 Navigating Loss and Grief

29:30 Understanding Grief and Healing

32:46 The Role of Love in Grief

36:05 Relationships Beyond Mortality

38:19 Experiencing Grace in Everyday Life

42:56 Shining Your Light and Embracing Your Worth

New episodes are released every Wednesday morning.

To invite Jenny and Lee to speak at your fireside, devotional, Relief Society activity or other event, email them at jennyandlee@thedentsinmyarmor.com. They love invitations to speak either in person or virtually, and speak on a variety of topics including divine identity, how to lean on the Savior in both good times and hard times, and preparing for the Second Coming, both spiritually and temporally.

What does it look like to choose Christ when life is changing, questions are unresolved, and the future feels uncertain?

In this episode, Jenny and Lee sit down with Annie Ogden for an honest conversation about discipleship in the middle of becoming.

Together, they explore how covenantal living shapes our identity, how God works through uncertainty, and why choosing Christ often looks less like having answers and more like trusting Him one faithful step at a time.

This episode is an invitation to stop waiting for clarity before committing, to let go of comparison and timelines, and to choose the Savior right where you are — unfinished, faithful, and becoming.

Find Annie on Instagram @ogden_annie

Resources Used In This Episode:

Henry B. Eyring, “Walk With Me,” April 2017 General Conference

Chapters:

00:00 Introduction to Annie Ogden

02:10 The Power of Trying and Faith

06:50 Daily Struggles and Trusting Jesus

15:38 The Meaning Behind the Painting

23:02 Embracing Vulnerability and Growth

25:18 Embracing Opposition as Evidence of Progress

30:47 The Strength Found in Struggles

32:28 Comedy as a Path to Faith

43:47 Finding Hope in Weariness

New episodes every Wednesday morning.

The Dents In My Armor is a podcast of BECOMING for LDS Women. Using sources of truth, Jenny D. Webb and Dr. Lee Burdge unfold Gospel topics in relatable conversations about how the challenges of mortality are completely conquerable when you draw upon the powers of Heaven. Laugh and cry along with them as they tackle topics like relationships, parenting, growing older, loss, love, faith, and joy. Jenny and Lee firmly believe that the dents we sustain in our armor as we fight life’s battles do not define us, but are merely evidence that we can stand firm in our faith, and like the Savior, overcome the world.

When life doesn’t move as quickly or cleanly as we want it to, it’s tempting to rush past the discomfort and “fix” the gap.

In this episode, Jenny and Lee explore what happens when we try to eliminate the very space where Christ is meant to do His finest, most miraculous work.

Tune in as they share their personal experiences, scripture, and draw heavily from President Dallin H. Oaks’ recent devotional at Brigham Young University.

They talk about the sacred role of waiting, growth, humility, and trust — and why the gap between where we are and who God is helping us become is not failure at all, but a consecrated, holy space.

This conversation invites us to stop running, start trusting, and choose Christ right where we are.

Resources Used In This Episode:

Proverbs 3:5

Coming Closer to Jesus Christ | Dallin H. Oaks - BYU Speeches

Lessons From Liberty Jail: A Prison and A Temple | Jeffrey R. Holland- BYU Speeches

You can access and download the M.E.E.T. H.I.M. document HERE.

New episodes are released every Wednesday morning.

To invite Jenny and Lee to speak at your fireside, devotional, Relief Society activity or other event, email them at jennyandlee@thedentsinmyarmor.com. They love invitations to speak either in person or virtually, and speak on a variety of topics including divine identity, how to lean on the Savior in both good times and hard times, and preparing for the Second Coming, both spiritually and temporally.

In this episode of The Dents in My Armor, Jenny and Lee are joined by Beth Martineau, founder of Salt & Hart, where she creates simple, Spirit-filled tools to help you bring the gospel into your home and your heart.

Join in this thoughtful conversation about choosing Christ through scripture study—especially when it feels overwhelming, inconsistent, or hard to begin.

Beth shares how small, simple moments with the scriptures transformed her relationship with the Savior, reframing scripture study as an act of connection rather than performance.

Together, in their first ever audio only experience, they explore what it looks like to start where you are and trust that Christ meets us in imperfect efforts.

This episode is an invitation to approach the scriptures with curiosity, grace, and patience—remembering that choosing Christ doesn’t require doing everything, only taking the next small step toward Him.

Find Beth on her Website, www.saltandhart.com, and on Instagram, @saltandhart

Chapters:

00:00 Introduction and Guest Introduction

02:37 Beth's Personal Journey and Scripture Study

06:23 The Power of Small and Simple Actions

08:25 Finding Christ in the Old Testament

12:12 Breaking Down Complex Scriptures

17:22 The Importance of Intentionality in Scripture Study

20:53 Balancing Business and Faith

28:58 Experiencing Miracles in Daily Life

35:23 Ministering to Silent Sufferers

38:45 Creating an 'I Am' Statement

50:37 Final Thoughts and Encouragement

New episodes are released every Wednesday morning.

To invite Jenny and Lee to speak at your fireside, devotional, Relief Society activity or other event, email them at jennyandlee@thedentsinmyarmor.com. They love invitations to speak either in person or virtually, and speak on a variety of topics including divine identity, how to lean on the Savior in both good times and hard times, and preparing for the Second Coming, both spiritually and temporally.

In this episode of The Dents in My Armor, Jenny and Lee are joined by bestselling author Jennifer Peel for an honest, Christ-centered conversation about choosing Christ in marriage, intimacy, and family life—especially when things feel complicated or hard.

Together they explore how open, loving conversations about physical intimacy can be both sacred and healthy, how fear and silence can do harm, and why inviting Christ into these conversations matters.

Jennifer shares wisdom from her own marriage and parenting journey, offering perspective on raising children without shame, navigating discomfort with grace, and trusting personal revelation over rigid rules.

This episode is also a powerful reflection on commitment—on staying, serving, and choosing love again and again. If you’ve ever wondered how discipleship shows up in marriage, parenting, or the quiet decision not to give up, this conversation is a reminder that choosing Christ often looks like small, faithful acts of love over time.

Resources Used In This Episode:

Jennifer Website

Jennifer’s Instagram

In this episode of The Dents in My Armor, Jenny and Lee continue their season-long conversation about choosing Christ.

This conversation explores family history—not as a task rooted in the past, but as a present-day act of discipleship.

They reflect on how family history and temple work find hearts, deepen relationships, and teach us how the Savior loves.

This conversation invites listeners to see remembering, recording, and turning hearts as living practices that connect generations, offer divine help, and bring peace during seasons of disappointment or uncertainty.

Choosing Christ through family history becomes less about doing more and more about belonging—learning who we are, who we’re connected to, and how small, faithful efforts matter now and eternally.

Resources Used In This Episode:

John 5:3-8 (KJV)

Malachi 4:6 (KJV)

Jeffrey R. Holland, New Era Oct. 1980, For Times of Trouble

David A. Bednar, General Conference Oct 2011, The Hearts of the Children Shall Turn

Elaine S. Dalton, New Era Nov. 2004, We Did This for You

Dale G. Renlund, General Conference Apr 2018, Family History and Temple Work: Sealing and Healing

Wendy Watson Nelson, BYU Women’s Conference May 2015, Covenant Women

John Groberg, General Conference Apr 1980, Writing Your Personal and Family History

Neil L. Andersen, Roots Tech 2014, Find Our Cousins

Neil L. Andersen, Roots Tech 2015, Adding To The Temple Challenge

Steven Sharp Nelson, Roots Tech 2025, Family Discovery Day

New episodes are released every Wednesday morning.

To invite Jenny and Lee to speak at your fireside, devotional, Relief Society activity or other event, email them at jennyandlee@thedentsinmyarmor.com. They love invitations to speak either in person or virtually, and speak on a variety of topics including divine identity, how to lean on the Savior in both good times and hard times, and preparing for the Second Coming, both spiritually and temporally.