#79 – Spiritual Power #1: Life Lessons from President Russell M. Nelson
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Welcome to a new three-part series on Spiritual Power — inspired by the remarkable life and teachings of President Russell M. Nelson of The Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-day Saints.
In this first episode, I'm sharing lessons that have changed the way I see repentance — not as something heavy or guilt-driven, but as a source of joy and strength. President Nelson once taught about "the joy of daily repentance" in his 2022 talk The Power of Spiritual Momentum — and in a world full of fear, uncertainty, and division, that simple phrase holds extraordinary power.
Together, we'll explore how daily repentance helps us:
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🌿 Gain strength to overcome the world — even when the world feels heavy.
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💫 Find freedom from fear — by turning our hearts toward God instead of anxiety.
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🕊️ Experience greater peace — through humility, honesty, and daily reflection.
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❤️ Build deeper unity in our families — by practicing apology, forgiveness, and connection.
You'll hear how these promises have unfolded in my own life and how modern psychology beautifully supports what prophets have always taught — that humility, self-forgiveness, and honesty restore our mental and emotional well-being.
Because daily repentance isn't about shame or perfection.
It's about becoming.
It's about building spiritual power — one quiet, courageous choice at a time.
In this episode, we talk about:
✨ Lessons from President Russell M. Nelson's remarkable life — heart surgeon, prophet, and disciple of Christ.
✨ The connection between repentance and psychological well-being.
✨ How humility and honesty invite peace and freedom.
✨ Simple daily practices that restore spiritual momentum and joy.
A gentle invitation for the week:
Take a quiet moment each night and ask Heaven one simple question:
"Father, what is one thing I could do a little better tomorrow?"
Not because you're not enough — but because you're in the process of becoming.
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