What if you’re doing all the “right” things… but still feel unmotivated, insecure, or spiritually tired?

In this honest episode, Jenny and Lee explore what it means to choose Christ in the middle of fatigue, doubt, and uncertainty—not just when you feel strong and inspired.

They share personal experiences, powerful scripture insights, and practical ways to navigate spiritual burnout.

If you’ve ever wondered, “Am I still choosing Christ, even when I feel this way?”—this episode is for you.

Because maybe it’s not about doing more…It’s about coming to Him, exactly as you are.

Resources Used In This Episode:

General Principles for Managing Stress Adjusting to Missionary Life

Doctrine & Covenants 64:33 - Latter-day Saint Scripture of the Day

In Wisdom and Order – Mosiah 4:27 - Book of Mormon Study Notes

Jeffrey R. Holland, Broken Things To Mend, Apr 2006 General Conference

David A. Bednar, All Who Have Endured Valiantly, Apr 2026 General Conference

New 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/4twLiGuBa06CpzDiQ43KPW

Apple Podcasts: https://podcasts.apple.com/us/podcast/the-dents-in-my-armor/id1750794619

Instagram: @thedentsinmyarmor

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What does it really mean to be “wheat” in a world full of tares—and what happens when we realize we’ve been both?

In this powerful and honest conversation, we sit down with Stone Stockman, whose love for Jesus Christ is as contagious as it is sincere.

Together, we dive into the parable of the wheat and the tares and explore the tension so many of us feel: how to love others fully without compromising our own discipleship.

Stone shares deeply thoughtful insights on why people step away from faith, the difference between motives and reasons, and how we can respond with Christlike love instead of judgment.

We also talk about spiritual burnout, the trap of “checklist righteousness,” and the freeing truth that our relationship with Jesus Christ is not about perfection—but about striving.

If you’ve ever wrestled with doubt (your own or someone else’s), struggled to balance truth and love, or wondered how to stay rooted when others walk away—this episode will meet you right where you are.

Find and Follow Stone on Instagram @faith.set.in.stone

Resources Used In This Episode:

Matthew 13:24-30, 36-43

Alma 29:1-3

Alma 32:17-19

1 John 2:1-4

Henry B Eyring, General Conference Oct. 1998 A Voice of Warning - The Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-day Saints

New 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/4twLiGuBa06CpzDiQ43KPW

Apple Podcasts: https://podcasts.apple.com/us/podcast/the-dents-in-my-armor/id1750794619

Instagram: @thedentsinmyarmor

https://www.instagram.com/thedentsinmyarmor/

Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/profile.php?id=61558057287024

Contact Us:

jennyandlee@thedentsinmyarmor.com

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What happens when you’re asked to give up something you love… for something you can’t yet see?

In this powerful episode, we sit down with singer-songwriter Sunny Marchant to talk about faith, sacrifice, and trusting God in the middle of life’s biggest turning points.

From walking away from her dream of owning a horse to pursuing music full-time, Sunny shares how prayer, courage, and a willingness to choose Christ shaped her unexpected path—including viral success in the Philippines and doors she never could have planned.

Through stories of rejection, redirection, and remarkable blessings, Sunny reminds us that God’s “no” is never the end of the story—and that when we put Him first, everything else has a way of fitting exactly the way it was meant to be.

Find Sunny on her website: sunnygracemusic.com or email at: sunnygracemusic@gmail.com

Follow Sunny and her family's music on Instagram: @sunnygracemusic and @torchfamilymusic

Facebook: @torchfamilymusic and @sunnygracemusic

YouTube: @torchfamilymusic and @sunnygrace4561

New episodes of The Dents In My Armor 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/4twLiGuBa06CpzDiQ43KPW

Apple Podcasts: https://podcasts.apple.com/us/podcast/the-dents-in-my-armor/id1750794619

Instagram: @thedentsinmyarmor

https://www.instagram.com/thedentsinmyarmor/

Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/profile.php?id=61558057287024

Contact Us:

jennyandlee@thedentsinmyarmor.com

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Fresh off April 2026 General Conference, Jenny and Lee share their real-time impressions—no transcripts, just what stayed with them.

More than anything, this conference felt deeply centered on Jesus Christ Himself. They explore four invitations they heard throughout the weekend: Learn of Jesus. Become like Jesus. Love like Jesus. Return to Jesus.

From the sacred experience of the solemn assembly to the simple question, “What will I do now?”—this episode is about holding onto that feeling and letting it change us.

Resources:

All of the talks referenced in this episode can be found on the church's website in the General Conference Library for ⁠April 2026⁠.

Chapters:

00:00 Reflections on General Conference

11:37 Themes of Jesus Christ

23:08 The Importance of Ministering

34:57 Love as a Motivating Force

46:07 The Solemn Assembly Experience

26:57 Personal Reflections on Conference Talks

30:50 Endurance as a Joyous Quest

34:58 The Power of Christ's Hands

40:15 Finding Strength in Christ's Promises

New 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/4twLiGuBa06CpzDiQ43KPW

Apple Podcasts: https://podcasts.apple.com/us/podcast/the-dents-in-my-armor/id1750794619

Instagram: @thedentsinmyarmor

https://www.instagram.com/thedentsinmyarmor/

Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/profile.php?id=61558057287024

Contact Us:

jennyandlee@thedentsinmyarmor.com

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Some conversations feel sacred because of their honesty.

In Part 2 of this deeply tender episode, Jenny and Lee sit down with Jaeden Cook as she shares her story with remarkable vulnerability and faith. Together, they explore what it looks like to choose Christ in the middle of real-life experiences—where questions, struggles, and growth are all part of the journey.

As Jaeden opens up publicly about her experiences for the first time—including navigating anxiety—she offers a powerful reminder that our challenges do not define us.

Discipleship isn’t about having everything figured out; it’s about trusting the Savior in the process of becoming and allowing His grace to meet us exactly where we are.

This conversation is an invitation to slow down, listen with your heart, and recognize the quiet, steady ways Jesus Christ is present in your own story.

Resources Used In This Episode:

Jeffrey R. Holland, Broken Things To Mend, April 2006 General Conference

New 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/4twLiGuBa06CpzDiQ43KPW

Apple Podcasts: https://podcasts.apple.com/us/podcast/the-dents-in-my-armor/id1750794619

Instagram: @thedentsinmyarmor

https://www.instagram.com/thedentsinmyarmor/

Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/profile.php?id=61558057287024

Contact Us:

jennyandlee@thedentsinmyarmor.com

#churchofjesuschristoflatterdaysaints #jesuschrist #ldspodcast

Some conversations feel sacred because of their honesty.

In this deeply tender 2 part episode, Jenny and Lee sit down with Jaeden Cook as she shares her story of living with mental health issues with remarkable vulnerability and faith. Together, they explore what it looks like to choose Christ in the middle of real-life experiences—where questions, struggles, and growth are all part of the journey.

As Jaeden opens up about her experiences—including navigating anxiety—she offers a powerful reminder that our challenges do not define us. Discipleship isn’t about having everything figured out; it’s about trusting the Savior in the process of becoming and allowing His grace to meet us exactly where we are.

This conversation is an invitation to slow down, listen with your heart, and recognize the quiet, steady ways Jesus Christ is present in your own story.

Resources Used In This Episode:

Jeffrey R. Holland, Broken Things To Mend, April 2006 General Conference

Chapters:

00:00 - Introduction and Jaeden's early life and background

01:45 - Recognizing early signs of social anxiety and family influences

04:19 - The moment she realized she was different and accepting her identity

08:25 - The influence of grandparents and family on mental health awareness

10:07 - Defining social anxiety: fears and real-life examples

11:35 - Childhood experiences with social and academic pressures

13:31 - The major turning point in 11th grade and seeking help

14:37 - How service on a mission transformed her perspective

16:18 - Seeing herself through God's eyes and shedding societal labels

17:34 - The impact of therapeutic relationships and healing tools

19:27 - Embracing vulnerability as a source of strength

20:50 - The role of faith and gospel principles in her recovery

22:14 - Overcoming the misconception of being "rude" or "emotional"

24:40 - Navigating relationships and accepting her imperfections

27:06 - How her mission and spiritual experiences reinforced her self-worth

33:40 - Pivotal moments that shifted her understanding of divine support

36:50 - Recognizing agency and trusting divine timing in healing

44:10 - The importance of joy and growth alongside struggle

52:42 - The significance of sharing her story to inspire others

58:20 - Reinforcing the truth that "Sunday will come" despite hardships

62:37 - Practical habits: gratitude, humor, and self-love

66:56 - The power of authentic vulnerability and kindness

72:36 - The importance of striving for progress, not perfection

81:26 - Facing fears in sacred spaces and restoring her relationship with the temple

84:56 - The courage of vulnerability and its ripple effect

91:56 - Reflecting on God's hand in her journey and trusting divine timing

94:55 - The ongoing nature of personal redemption and growth

102:37 - Christ's suffering as a source of hope in dark times

105:58 - A message to listeners: You are worth it, and your story is still being written

New 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.