Today in our Ward Conference our Bishop brought up an idea to have a Personal Rescue Scripture for when you find yourself in a time of distress and turmoil. I share a few of my favorites, with many more to come in the the episodes ahead, and I talk a bit about why these scriptures have found their way into my heart. I hope that each of you can find some of these scriptures of your own because I know that there is something out there for everyone and Heavenly Father is anxious to bless us and be there for us at all times if we will remember to look unto Him (and His Beloved Son, Jesus Christ) in every thought, we can truly doubt not and fear not.

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In today's special episode of the Life is Brough Podcast, I interview Brother Darren Schmidt, one of my very dear friends and a former Seminary teacher of mine when I was in High School. Brother Schmidt teaches Seminary currently, and is also a father of eight children (nine including himself, his wife would say), as well as a leader in his Ward. He has spoken at BYU Education Week, and has been an EFY Director and has been involved in EFY for several years. He is an author of a small book that he wrote for his children that he later made the choice to publish called "Table Salt and Testimony." Above all of this, I am excited to have him on the podcast today because of who I know Brother Schmidt is because of the impact that he had on me when I was sitting in the same seats that his current students sit in as Seminary students.

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Merry Christmas to everyone, I hope it is a wonderful time of year surrounded by people you love in the spirit of love, giving, charity, and above all Christ. Nearly 2 millennia ago Jesus Christ was born to Mary and Joseph and the world would never be the same again. That day changed every life for good. May we give thanks for that day and for whose day it is, as we are surrounded by those who love us, we can remember that we are always surrounded by those that love us namely, our Heavenly Father, and His Beloved Son, Jesus Christ.

Go check out "The Christ Child" video that the Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-day Saints released as part of Light the World if you haven't already.

https://www.comeuntochrist.org/light-the-world/the-christ-child

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Today I got to sit down with my good friend, Kenny Stanfield and got to have a discussion about importance. Our importance to ourselves as well as our importance to God. Make sure you listen to what Kenny says about how much God cares about us, it was a game changer for me! If you want to check out his stuff please go check him out wherever you listen to Podcasts by looking up Bro Stan Daily, you'll love it I promise.

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Today I was listening to a hymn that I have never heard before, but have come to love in a single afternoon. The Hymn, "Sweet is the Peace the Gospel Brings" has such an incredible message in its title alone, however as I searched the scriptures and had experiences of mine come back to my mind, I was reminded and convinced even more that the peace that the Savior brings us through His Atoning Sacrifice for us, and through His wonderful Gospel gift, we can have a peace that is unparalleled in our lives now and forever.

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It's a fair question, why do we feel motivated to give to others? Especially during the holiday season, we are encouraged often to give to other people or to charitable organizations, by why should we put a few more coins in a bucket, or a few more gifts under the tree at the homeless shelter? This Christmas season, I hope we all will begin to see that it may not be the gift that is given that means the most but the burden that is lifted. As it is beautifully stated in Matthew 10:8, "freely ye have received, freely give."

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This episode of the Life is Brough Podcast is made in Honor of Clarissa Conley - 9/20/2019. When life seems like you might drown, remember that we can have hope through the Atonement of Jesus Christ. In this podcast I share a portion of Clarissa's story of how she blessed my life on my mission in the California Modesto Mission. I am honored to have known her, and am grateful for the Gospel of Jesus Christ which gives us hope, and am grateful for the Savior of the World who is a Light which shineth in darkness.

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When it comes to something as important as the Gospel of Jesus Christ and the kingdom of God, we want to make sure that we know what we know to be true. Questions come and they go, and questions are good, but what happens when we don't know the answer? In this episode I talk about an experience that I had when I had questions that I had no answer to, and how the Lord renewed my spiritual strength as was prophesied of by Isaiah.

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What do you do when you get blind sided by a trial you did not expect, and have to find some way to carry on. Don't despair, allow yourself to FEEL and don't lose hope. This podcast is a special message for those who face pains and struggles far greater than they think it is possible to survive. This message of hope goes to the hopeless and I hope that it brings perspective and light in the lives of those who need it. I love you all, and remember to be strong and of good courage.

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Happy Thanksgiving to everyone! This Thanksgiving, lets try to be grateful in word and in deed not just in thought as we stuff our faces. The words of modern Prophets and Apostles remind us that there are many who may not find themselves in ideal situations this holiday season as well as in other seasons of the year; they remind us however that there is an antidote for this... It is found in giving thanks!

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