Have you ever considered how Sarah changed the course of history because of her trust in God and in the covenant promises she had received from Him?

Even in the prolonged waiting, Sarah chose to allow God to prevail in her life.  She received His power daily as she trusted His timing and His promise. 

As women who make and keep covenants with God, we also have direct access to His power.  That power can come as peace and joy as we sometimes wait for the blessings we only see from afar. 

In this episode, you will learn how to:

• Recognize the divine power you are already receiving daily.
• Trust God's timing during your own seasons of prolonged waiting.
• Draw strength from the Giver of the Covenant, just as Sarah did.

If you know a Relief Society sister or a young woman who would like to know how they are changing history through their trust in God and His covenant promises, please share this podcast! 

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Sarah’s example answers some of the great questions I hear Latter-day Saint women discussing.

Do you know a young woman or Relief Society sister who:

• Wants to recognize what God’s power looks like in her life?
• Desires a better understanding of what it means to receive covenant privileges?
• Is seeking to be more intentional in embracing God’s promises and accepting His blessings?

The example of our scripture sister, Sarah, illuminates insights into how to recognize these spiritual treasures in our own lives today.

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What if your birth on earth wasn't a coincidence, but a divine appointment?

In this powerful discussion, we explore the life and legacy of our Covenant Matriarch, Sarah, and connect with the profound truth of our own divine potential. Together, we will catch a vision of who we really are!  We’ll remember that we were foreordained in the premortal existence to help fulfill the eternal covenant God made with Sarah and Abraham.

In this episode, you will learn:

• How Sarah’s story acts as a mirror for your own divine identity.
• What it means to actively step into your sacred role in receiving and sharing God’s promises.
• Practical ways to live in mortality ever mindful of the divinity within you.

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As faithful Latter-day Saint women, the words virtue and virgin can sometimes stir up conflicting feelings. That's because we live in a world that has corrupted their true meaning. In this episode, we look at the Hebrew roots of these words and use the example of the daughters of Onitah to show what virtue looks like in action. When President Nelson invited us to be unfailingly virtuous, it wasn't a restriction. It was an invitation to step into our strength, our courage, and our power as stripling warriors in God’s battalion.

Have you ever thought of Relief Society and Young Women classes as a time for unforgettable experiences where we all “get in the same boat and find our swing?”  Sister Eubank has! 

Anciently, four righteous women stepped into the Ark with Noah.  In this episode, we explore how—like these four women—we can step into our Latter-day Saint covenants, lock arms with our unique sisters of all ages, and face the unknown with optimism and joy.

References:

• Genesis 6, 7, 8
• Sister Annette Dennis, “As We Abide in Him…,” BYUWC, 5/25
• Sister Sharon Eubank, “By Union of Feeling…,” 10/20
• President Nelson, “A Plea to My Sisters,” 10/15
• President Bonnie Oscarson, “Rise Up in Strength…,” 10/16

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Who were the women who helped build Zion?  While scriptures note that "Enoch and all his people walked with God," we rarely stop to remember that women walked with God. In this episode, we pause to picture the mothers & daughters, sisters & aunts, women friends & leaders working to build Zion.  Like these women, we can become holy and whole, abiding in Jesus. Today, as women of prophecy, our uplifting influence is applied in everyday moments and will help create that society that will join the Savior when He returns.

References:

• Moses 6, 7
• Sister Annette Dennis, “As We Abide in Him…,” BYUWC, 5/25
• Sister Sharon Eubank, “By Union of Feeling…,” 10/20
• Elder Christofferson, “Come to Zion,” 10/08
• President Eyring, “Sisters in Zion,” 10/20

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Do you think of Eve as a warrior for Jesus, an agent who acted, a witness of the plan, and a covenant-keeper?  Modern scriptures teach us these truths about her divine identity – and ours.  As daughters of Eve, we can be courageous and gain strength provided by her eternal perspective.   Our Heavenly Parents will help us become more than we can imagine.

References

• Abraham 3:22-23; Moses 4:12-19; Moses 5:11; D&C 138:38, 39
• President Oaks, 10/93
• President Nelson, “Overcome…” 10/22

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What is distinct and unique about daughters of God?  

In this episode, the example of Eve helps us consider and embrace our eternal female identity as we ponder that her motherhood preceded her maternity.  Motherhood is eternal. 

Drawing on Sister Patricia Holland’s witness, we know that we have an Eternal Mother in heaven.  She reminded us that there is much that we know about our divine nature as daughters of our Celestial Mother and Father. 

We also reflect on President Nelson’s  promise that temple worship reveals who we really are and reminds us who we can become – we think and see a celestial view of ourselves. 

As Relief Society sisters and young women, we look at the strength within Eve’s title, “mother of all living.”  Her example helps us walk confidently, fulfilling our potential. This message is meant to uplift women of all ages—please share it with the sisters you love.

References

• Genesis 3:20 and Moses 4:26
• Sister Patricia Holland, “One Thing Needful,” Ensign 10/87
• President Russel M Nelson, “Rejoice in the Gift of Priesthood Keys,” 4/24

Do you know there is an inherent power identified in the title “helpmeet?” Eve is a significant example of the power God authorizes women to use as we save, deliver, rescue and guide His children.  This is not a passive help that women are relegated to do.  God empowers us, His divine daughters, to actively work as earthly saviors and ministering angels to the women and men, children and youth, strangers and friends in our families and communities.

We stand face to face with God, shoulder to shoulder with each other, and are quite possibly the greatest secret power within God’s kingdom on earth!  Because of the example of our mother Eve and our Savior, we can step with confidence into the sacred role of helping others along the journey home with His promised power and authority poured out upon us.

In this episode we will be taking a fresh and bold new look at the first name given to Eve by God.  God’s vision for Eve, and by extension for each of His covenant daughters, is powerfully expressed in the name Ezer Kenegdo.  Please like and share with another strong woman if you enjoy the personal application of these insights from Eve’s story found in Genesis 2:18 (see also Abraham 5:14, 21; Moses 3:18, 20).