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Welcome to Season Two of the Tuesday Morning Principle Podcast!

Housekeeping: The link to my book, The Tuesday Morning Principle: A Millennial's Guide to Daily Gospel Living, is here: https://www.amazon.com/Tuesday-Morning-Principle-Millennials-Gospel/dp/B08VCS69ZJ/ref=sr_1_1?keywords=Tuesday+Morning+principle&qid=1639431618&sr=8-1

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Today's episode is a chat with Brother Michael Cevering (IG: @redwood_theologian,) in which we discuss having a personal relationship with God. Brother Cevering has some really beautiful insights for us!

The Tuesday Morning Principle is the idea that the Gospel of Jesus Christ should be practiced on a daily, average, ordinary-life basis, as well as tips on how to do that.

Here are some of the questions I pose in my interview:

Tell us a little about you and your studies.

-what do you think are the Lord’s most defining characteristics?

-I think a lot of people have trouble reconciling the idea of a loving God with the idea of a lawful God. How do you make these two ideals jive?

-We know that God is the same yesterday, today, and forever. What does that mean, to you, for us today?

-how do you think we can best develop a personal relationship with God on a Tuesday morning?

-why do we want a personal relationship with God?

-would you like to leave us with your testimony today?

Tune in for some wonderful thoughts!

 Can you contact me? What about following me on social media?

Yes! Absolutely! I’d love to hear from you. My religious account on Instagram is @brynnebnelsonbooks. Twitter: @NelsonBrynne

Welcome to Season Two of the Tuesday Morning Principle Podcast!

Housekeeping: The link to my book, The Tuesday Morning Principle: A Millennial's Guide to Daily Gospel Living, is here: https://www.amazon.com/Tuesday-Morning-Principle-Millennials-Gospel/dp/B08VCS69ZJ/ref=sr_1_1?keywords=Tuesday+Morning+principle&qid=1639431618&sr=8-1

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Today's episode is a chat with Brother Peter-Brandon Christensen, in which we discuss loving and including our spiritual siblings who are part of the Queer community. I know this is a sensitive issue, and some people have a hard time even thinking about it because of that. However, I would invite you to listen to Brother Christensen's beautiful thoughts and testimony with an open heart and mind.

The Tuesday Morning Principle is the idea that the Gospel of Jesus Christ should be practiced on a daily, average, ordinary-life basis, as well as tips on how to do that.

Here are some of the questions I pose in my interview:

1. What would you say loving ALL of our spiritual siblings looks like on a Tuesday Morning?
2. Elder Ballard said in a BYU devotional on November 17, 2017 “I want anyone who is a member of the church who is gay or lesbian to know I believe you have a place in the kingdom... We need to listen to and understand what our LGBT brothers and sisters are feeling and experiencing. Certainly, we must do better than we have done in the past so that all members feel they have a spiritual home where their brothers and sisters love them and where they have a place to worship and serve the Lord.”
3. Why do you think it’s common for humans to be unkind to people who are different, instead of looking at the similarities we have?
4. What would you say to those who purport that there *is* no place for LGBTQ+ people in the Church?
5. We know that the Gospel is a gospel of continuing revelation, and we don’t always know what God will tell us. Without speculating too much on what might be, how can we honor this continuing revelation now, today?
6. Why is trust in God important in the Gospel, both for people that feel “outside“ and for those that don’t?

Tune in for some wonderful thoughts!

 Can you contact me? What about following me on social media?

Yes! Absolutely! I’d love to hear from you. My religious account on Instagram is @brynnebnelsonbooks. Twitter: @NelsonBrynne

Hi, I'm Brynne B. Nelson, the host of The Tuesday Morning Principle Podcast. Our guest today is Sister Alyssa Brimhall, who is a Millennial with some beautiful thoughts for us. We are talking about social media and the Gospel!

I have a book (The Tuesday Morning Principle: a Millennial's Guide to Daily Gospel Living) out on Amazon; the link is here:
https://www.amazon.com/dp/B08TX15J3R/ref=sr_1_1?dchild=1&keywords=the+tuesday+morning+principle&qid=1611604440&sr=8-1

The Tuesday Morning Principle is the idea that the Gospel of Jesus Christ should be practiced on a daily, average, ordinary-life basis, as well as tips on how to do that.

Here's an overview of some of the questions we ask Sister Brimhall:

1.     In Alma, we are instructed to “counsel with the Lord in all [our] doings.” What does that mean on a practical, day-to-day basis?

2.     We know that we are supposed to have a prayer in our hearts always. How do you, personally, cultivate a prayerful attitude?

3.     What blessings do you think come from prayer?

4.     You are a mother to young children. What fundamentals do you consider most important to teach them about prayer?

5.     Is there anything you would counsel against when it comes to prayer?

6.     Do you have any personal experiences with prayer that you would like to share?

Would you like to leave us with your testimony today?

Tune in for some wonderful thoughts!

 Can you contact me? What about following me on social media?

Yes! Absolutely! I’d love to hear from you. My religious account on Instagram is @brynnebnelsonbooks. Twitter: @NelsonBrynne

Hi, I'm Brynne B. Nelson, the host of The Tuesday Morning Principle Podcast. Our guest today is Sister Jenasa Staples, who is a Millennial and a Christian (though of a different denomination) with some beautiful thoughts for us. We are talking about inter-faith relations!

I have a book (The Tuesday Morning Principle: a Millennial's Guide to Daily Gospel Living) out on Amazon; the link is here:
https://www.amazon.com/dp/B08TX15J3R/ref=sr_1_1?dchild=1&keywords=the+tuesday+morning+principle&qid=1611604440&sr=8-1

The Tuesday Morning Principle is the idea that the Gospel of Jesus Christ should be practiced on a daily, average, ordinary-life basis, as well as tips on how to do that.

Here's an overview of some of the questions we ask Jenasa:

One of our prophets, President Hinkley, once said: “We say to the people, in effect, you bring with you all the good that you have, and then let us see if we can add to it...” What are your thoughts on that?

While of course there are points of doctrinal nitty-gritty that people can argue about, what do you think are good fundamentals that all Christians—or, better yet, all people—can agree on?

Do you think inter-faith friendships are important to have? If yes, why?

There are plenty of misconceptions about Christianity. Is there anything you’d like to clear up for the listeners?

How can listeners find you?

Do you have any personal experiences or thoughts with inter faith relations that you would like to share?

Would you like to leave us with your testimony today?

Tune in for some wonderful thoughts!

 Can you contact me? What about following me on social media?

Yes! Absolutely! I’d love to hear from you. My religious account on Instagram is @brynnebnelsonbooks. Twitter: @NelsonBrynne

Hi, I'm Brynne B. Nelson, the host of The Tuesday Morning Principle Podcast. Our guest today is Brother Stuart Edge, who is a Millennial with some beautiful thoughts for us. We are talking about social media and the Gospel!

I have a book (The Tuesday Morning Principle: a Millennial's Guide to Daily Gospel Living) out on Amazon; the link is here:
https://www.amazon.com/dp/B08TX15J3R/ref=sr_1_1?dchild=1&keywords=the+tuesday+morning+principle&qid=1611604440&sr=8-1

The Tuesday Morning Principle is the idea that the Gospel of Jesus Christ should be practiced on a daily, average, ordinary-life basis, as well as tips on how to do that.

Here's an overview of some of the questions we ask Brother Edge:

You are kind of a big time Internet star, and a lot of that is done through social media. Would you like to talk about that?

In my book, I talk about how it’s important to be consistent in balancing your social media and your life—how you can’t really be virtuous in one and not in the other. What are your thoughts on that?

What we’re really talking about here is integrity, which the Doctrine and Covenants—and other sources—mention as being a quality that brings us blessings. Why do you think that the Lord values integrity?

In my opinion, one of the best things about social media is the way we can share the Gospel through it. Do you have opinions on how that should or should not be done?

I’m sure there are times when people online treat you badly, especially because of your religious convictions. How do you respond to that?

How can my listeners find you online?

Would you like to leave us with your testimony today?

Tune in for some wonderful thoughts!

 Can you contact me? What about following me on social media?

Yes! Absolutely! I’d love to hear from you. My religious account on Instagram is @brynnebnelsonbooks. Twitter: @NelsonBrynne

Stuart Edge can be found on Youtube here: https://www.youtube.com/channel/UCCvCHN9DaKn8ON5VxDZmyhQ

Hi, I'm Brynne B. Nelson, the host of The Tuesday Morning Principle Podcast. Our guest today is Sister Sydney Price, who is a Millennial with some beautiful thoughts for us. We are talking about respecting all children of God!

I have a book (The Tuesday Morning Principle: a Millennial's Guide to Daily Gospel Living) out on Amazon; the link is here:
https://www.amazon.com/dp/B08TX15J3R/ref=sr_1_1?dchild=1&keywords=the+tuesday+morning+principle&qid=1611604440&sr=8-1

The Tuesday Morning Principle is the idea that the Gospel of Jesus Christ should be practiced on a daily, average, ordinary-life basis, as well as tips on how to do that.

Here's an overview of some of the questions we ask Sister Price:

We are talking about respecting all children of God. Why do you think that is important to do?

What does respecting people mean in terms of the Gospel? What about respecting yourself specifically?

Children are people too, and certainly a group that the Savior particularly loves. How do we show them the respect they deserve?

You work in healthcare. How does that influence your view of people?

In His Earth life, the Savior taught love for all, but He has never been tolerant of sin. How do we live according to His Gospel in this way?

What principles of the Gospel are most important to include in our lives to help us respect people?

Do you have any specific memories or personal experiences on this topic you’d like to share?

Would you like to leave us with your testimony?

Tune in for some wonderful thoughts!

 Can you contact me? What about following me on social media?

Yes! Absolutely! I’d love to hear from you. My religious account on Instagram is @brynnebnelsonbooks. Twitter: @NelsonBrynne

Hi, I'm Brynne B. Nelson, the host of The Tuesday Morning Principle Podcast. Our guest today is Brother Pryce Nelson, who is a Millennial with some beautiful thoughts for us. We are talking about acting and not being acted upon!

I have a book (The Tuesday Morning Principle: a Millennial's Guide to Daily Gospel Living) out on Amazon; the link is here:
https://www.amazon.com/dp/B08TX15J3R/ref=sr_1_1?dchild=1&keywords=the+tuesday+morning+principle&qid=1611604440&sr=8-1

The Tuesday Morning Principle is the idea that the Gospel of Jesus Christ should be practiced on a daily, average, ordinary-life basis, as well as tips on how to do that.

Here's an overview of some of the questions we ask Brother Nelson:

1.We’re talking about acting, as opposed to being acted upon. In simple terms, why is this an important thing to do?

2.How does acting vs being acted upon apply to us as spiritual beings in physical bodies?

-how does acting apply to personal growth, particularly as we look in hindsight?

How did the Savior show and teach us how to do act rather than be acted upon?

Do you have any Personal experiences you’d like to share?

Tune in for some wonderful thoughts!

 Can you contact me? What about following me on social media?

Yes! Absolutely! I’d love to hear from you. My religious account on Instagram is @brynnebnelsonbooks. Twitter: @NelsonBrynne

Hi, I'm Brynne B. Nelson, the host of The Tuesday Morning Principle Podcast. Our guest today is Sister Eliza Boyer, who is a Millennial with some beautiful thoughts for us. We are talking about enduring miracles and tender mercies!

I have a book (The Tuesday Morning Principle: a Millennial's Guide to Daily Gospel Living) out on Amazon; the link is here:
https://www.amazon.com/dp/B08TX15J3R/ref=sr_1_1?dchild=1&keywords=the+tuesday+morning+principle&qid=1611604440&sr=8-1

The Tuesday Morning Principle is the idea that the Gospel of Jesus Christ should be practiced on a daily, average, ordinary-life basis, as well as tips on how to do that.

Here's an overview of some of the questions we ask Sister Boyer:

1.     Elder Bednar taught famously in 2005 about the “tender mercies” of the Lord. How would you define tender mercies?

2.     What do you think is required to receive miracles or tender mercies?

3.     Do you think our perception of tender mercies has any influence on our daily life?

4.     We know that there is nothing good that the Lord can’t do. Why, then, do you think we sometimes receive an answer of “no”?

5.     Do you have any personal experiences with tender mercies that you would like to share?

6.     Would you like to leave us with your testimony today?

Tune in for some wonderful thoughts!

 Can you contact me? What about following me on social media?

Yes! Absolutely! I’d love to hear from you. My religious account on Instagram is @brynnebnelsonbooks. Twitter: @NelsonBrynne

Hi, I'm Brynne B. Nelson, the host of The Tuesday Morning Principle Podcast. Our guest today is Sister Maycee Nufer, who is a Millennial with some beautiful thoughts for us. We are talking about enduring trials in faith!

I have a book (The Tuesday Morning Principle: a Millennial's Guide to Daily Gospel Living) out on Amazon; the link is here:
https://www.amazon.com/dp/B08TX15J3R/ref=sr_1_1?dchild=1&keywords=the+tuesday+morning+principle&qid=1611604440&sr=8-1

The Tuesday Morning Principle is the idea that the Gospel of Jesus Christ should be practiced on a daily, average, ordinary-life basis, as well as tips on how to do that.

Here's an overview of some of the questions we ask Sister Nufer:

1.     Repentance sort of gets cast as a wide net over a lot of things. Can you give us a simple, straightforward definition of it?
2.     What is your favorite thing about repentance?
3.     Of course, the Atonement of Jesus Christ is what makes repentance possible. But just because something is possible doesn’t necessarily make it desirable. Why do you think repentance is worth the effort?
4.     Do you have any daily-life tips or tricks to making repentance easier?
5.     What do you think stops people from repenting, and how would you suggest overcoming that?
6.     Would you like to leave us with your testimony of repentance?

Tune in for some wonderful thoughts!

 Can you contact me? What about following me on social media?

Yes! Absolutely! I’d love to hear from you. My religious account on Instagram is @brynnebnelsonbooks. Twitter: @NelsonBrynne

Hi, I'm Brynne B. Nelson, the host of The Tuesday Morning Principle Podcast. Our guest today is Sister Kaylie Paulson, who is a Millennial with some great thoughts for us. We are talking about enduring trials in faith!

I have a book (The Tuesday Morning Principle: a Millennial's Guide to Daily Gospel Living) out on Amazon; the link is here:
https://www.amazon.com/dp/B08TX15J3R/ref=sr_1_1?dchild=1&keywords=the+tuesday+morning+principle&qid=1611604440&sr=8-1

The Tuesday Morning Principle is the idea that the Gospel of Jesus Christ should be practiced on a daily, average, ordinary-life basis, as well as tips on how to do that.

Here's an overview of some of the questions we ask Sister Paulson:

1. 1.     We’ve been taught that fear is the antithesis of faith. Since we know we should live by faith, does that mean we can never feel fear—or its relatives, like worry or even nervousness?
   2.     What would you say the significance of hope is, as opposed to faith, as it relates to enduring to the end?
   3.     The world is definitely scary in many ways right now. How do you, on a boring ol’ Tuesday morning, stay true to your beliefs and endure, even in the midst of things not being perfect?
   4.     Do you think enduring in faith has an impact on the world around you?
   5.     What are your favorite ways to find courage in faith?
   6.     Is there anything you wish people would do more or less of to endure the chaos of life?
   7.     Would you like to leave us with your testimony of hope today?

Tune in for some wonderful thoughts!

 Can you contact me? What about following me on social media?

Yes! Absolutely! I’d love to hear from you. My religious account on Instagram is @brynnebnelsonbooks. Twitter: @NelsonBrynne