1 & 2 Timothy, Titus, Philemon Part 1 • Dr. Barbara Morgan Gardner • Oct 23 - Oct 29
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Is it possible for young leaders to play a pivotal role in guiding others towards a deeper connection with Jesus? Dr. Barbara Morgan Gardner embarks on a journey through Paul’s letters to emerging congregations, revealing timeless insights on the roles of men, women, and youth in leadership positions and their vital responsibility to impart teachings.
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- 00:00 Part 1–Dr. Barbara Morgan Gardner
- 00:23 Introduction to 1 and 2 Timothy, Titus, and Philemon
- 01:55 Introduction of Dr. Barbara Morgan Gardner
- 04:08 Leadership and mentorship
- 07:45 Dr. Gardner shares a story about building her personal area
- 11:53 Paul expresses love as mentor to Timothy
- 14:29 Paul builds leaders
- 16:41 Needing the Atonement of Jesus Christ
- 19:44 Leaders being vulnerable
- 23:00 Women speaking and teaching
- 26:05 President Ballard’s advice regarding counsel
- 27:49 Marg Mowczko’s research on women in the church
- 30:35 Leaders encourage women to study, teach, and preach
- 32:40 Timothy’s female family member of faith
- 35:29 Beginning the discussion on modesty
- 40:21 Dr. Gardner shares a personal story about chewing gum
- 43:26 Covenant relationship with Jesus and modesty
- 45:08 Reminders regarding judgment
- 47:36 Distraction and controlling your own thoughts
- 49:40 Worldliness
- 53:47 Dr. Gardner shares a story about swimming in Jordan
- 54:54 John shares a story about the Western Wall
- 55:57 Dr. Gardner shares a story about her aunt’s white carpet
- 58:16 Dr. Gardner shares a story about serving in the temple and swimsuits
- 1:00:08 End of Part 1–Dr. Barbara Morgan Gardner
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