Where does real confidence actually come from?

In this episode of This Is Kingdom, we talk about confidence, identity, and what changes when you stop measuring yourself by the world’s standards and start seeing yourself the way God sees you.

Real confidence isn’t about being the loudest, the most successful, or having everything figured out. It comes from knowing who you are, trusting in Jesus Christ, and recognizing the divine potential God has placed within you.

For the one who wants real confidence—this one is for you.

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What really defines who you are?

In this episode of This Is Kingdom, we talk about identity, purpose, and learning to see yourself the way God sees you. In a world full of voices trying to tell you who you should be, knowing your divine identity can change the way you see yourself, your choices, and your future.

You are more than your accomplishments, mistakes, insecurities, or the labels others give you. You are a child of God, you have divine potential, and Jesus Christ can help you become who you were created to be.

For the one trying to figure out who they are—this one is for you.

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What if another chance is exactly what you need?

In this October FSY lesson, we talk about grace, growth, and the truth that your mistakes don’t have to define where you go next. Jesus Christ offers us the opportunity to begin again, keep moving forward, and become something more.

For the one who feels like they’ve messed up, fallen short, or needs a fresh start—this one is for you.

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What does it really mean to become stronger?

In this October FSY lesson, we explore how real strength is built through Jesus Christ—not by avoiding challenges, but by learning to rely on Him through them.

For anyone who wants to grow, become more resilient, deepen their faith, and build a stronger foundation in Christ, this message is for you.

No matter where you are right now, you can keep moving forward. You can keep growing. And with Christ as your foundation, you can become stronger than you were before.

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What does it really mean to see your body as sacred?

This week on This Is Kingdom, we dive into Chapter 10 of For the Strength of Youth, “Your Body Is Sacred,” and explore how changing the way we see our bodies can change the way we treat ourselves, others, and God.

We talk about body image, confidence, the law of chastity, sexual feelings, gratitude, and the powerful truth that our bodies are gifts from God—created in His image. Instead of focusing only on rules and boundaries, what if we learned to see our bodies the way God sees them?

If you’ve ever struggled with confidence, shame, comparison, or understanding the sacred purpose of your body, this conversation is for you.

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What does it actually mean to live an unforgettable life?

This week on This Is Kingdom, we dive into Chapter 9, Lesson 4 and explore how discovering our purpose in God’s work can bring lasting happiness, confidence, and connection with Jesus Christ.

From Oliver Cowdery’s “days never to be forgotten” to Emma Smith discovering her own divine role in Doctrine and Covenants 25, we talk about what happens when we stop questioning whether we’re enough and start believing what God says about us.

God wants to bless lives—and He wants us to be part of it. When we choose to be ready, willing, and available to Him, those can become some of the most unforgettable days of our lives.

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In this episode of This Is Kingdom, we dive into the September 20 For the Strength of Youth lesson and discuss what it means to be blessed by priesthood keys and authority.

Together, we explore how priesthood keys help guide the Lord’s Church, why they matter in our everyday lives, and how understanding God’s power and authority can strengthen our relationship with Jesus Christ.

Whether you’re studying the lesson on your own, preparing for Sunday, or looking for a little extra inspiration throughout the week, we hope this conversation helps you recognize God’s hand in your life.

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What blessings are we actually receiving when we take the sacrament each week?

In this episode of This Is Kingdom, Grace, Talon, TJ, and Hollis dive into Lesson 2 of Chapter 9, “You Are Blessed by Priesthood Power and Authority.”

After kicking things off with some Labor Day stories (including terrible high school jobs 😂), the conversation turns to a question we may not think about very often:

How does the Savior bless us through the Aaronic Priesthood?

Doctrine and Covenants 13 teaches that the Aaronic Priesthood holds the keys of:

• The ministering of angels
• The gospel of repentance
• Baptism by immersion for the remission of sins

Those blessings can completely change the way we think about the sacrament. Rather than simply going through a weekly routine, what if we recognized the incredible access to Jesus Christ, repentance, forgiveness, and even the ministering of angels that He offers us?

The crew talks about what these blessings actually mean, why they matter personally, and how understanding the priesthood can help us see the sacrament—and the Savior—in a whole new way.

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