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Walking with the Savior at Easter: Choosing Christ During Holy Week (Ep. 87)

Walking with the Savior at Easter: Choosing Christ During Holy Week (Ep. 87)

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Holy Week invites us to slow down and walk more intentionally with the Savior. In this episode, Jenny and Lee reflect on the sacred events leading up to the Resurrection of Jesus Christ and discuss how choosing Christ during Holy Week can deepen our discipleship and our relationship with Him. Rather than rushing past these sacred days, they explore what it looks like to pause, remember, and intentionally focus on the Savior’s love, sacrifice, and victory over death. This conversation is an invitation to walk with Christ through the final week of His mortal ministry, allowing the story of the Atonement and Resurrection to shape our hearts, our worship, and our daily discipleship.Download our Free Guide: ⁠A Week With Jesus, A Family Journey Through His Final Days⁠Resources:The Church of Jesus Christ Holy Week/Easter WebsiteGary E. Stevenson, General Conference April 2023, The Greatest Easter Story Ever ToldGary E. Stevenson, General Conference April 2024, Bridging the Two Great CommandmentsBruce R. McConkie, Doctrinal New Testament Commentary, 3 vols. [1966–73], 1:708, 710, as found in the 2017 Doctrine and Covenants Seminary Teachers ManualDieter F. Uchtdorf, General Conference October 2008, The Infinite Power of HopeChapters:00:00 - Introducing walking Holy Week with the Savior03:15 - The church's emphasis on Holy Week as a season, not just a day04:04 - The importance of keeping Christ in Easter and Holy Week08:53 - Starting with Palm Sunday and its joyful recognition of Jesus as King16:23 - Monday- Distractions that hinder focusing on Christ, and ways to diminish them20:21 - Tuesday's focus on love and the power of questions in faith25:52 - Wednesday’s theme of doing good and quiet service32:26 - Thursday’s focus: "In Remembrance of Me" and the Last Supper36:39 - Significance of the ordinance of foot washing and its temple roots43:23 - Gethsemane’s significance and Christ’s infinite atonement51:52 - Friday- Mary’s compassion and the maternal perspective during Christ’s suffering55:45 - Saturday’s sacred waiting and the importance of trusting in Christ’s timing59:36 - The transition from Hosanna to Hallelujah — celebrating Christ’s victory61:49 - Continuing to choose Christ every day beyond Easter63:13 - Invitation to let Holy Week transform your life and heartNew 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.ABOUT US: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.Podcast Links:Website: https://www.thedentsinmyarmor.com/Spotify: https://open.spotify.com/show/4twLiGuBa06CpzDiQ43KPWApple Podcasts: https://podcasts.apple.com/us/podcast/the-dents-in-my-armor/id1750794619Instagram: @thedentsinmyarmor https://www.instagram.com/thedentsinmyarmor/Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/profile.php?id=61558057287024Contact Us: jennyandlee@thedentsinmyarmor.com#churchofjesuschristoflatterdaysaints #jesuschrist #ldspodcast
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