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The Dents In My Armor

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.

Podcast · By Dr. Lee Burdge and Jenny D. Webb · American English · Official site

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Sep 30, 2026
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  1. Episode · Sep 30, 2026

    Finding Jesus Christ in General Conference (Ep. 101) (opens the original)

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    Sometimes a General Conference talk answers a question. Sometimes a single phrase becomes an anchor we carry for decades. As another General Conference approaches, Jenny and Lee revisit words that have stayed with them through very different chapters of their lives—and consider how we can listen not just for answers, but for Jesus Christ. What words might He be inviting you to bookmark for the chapter ahead? Resources Used In This Episode: David J. Wunderli, April 2026 General Conference, Jesus

  2. Episode · Sep 22, 2026

    The One Matters: 100 Episodes, 100 Sheep (Ep. 100) (opens the original)

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    We made it to 100 episodes—and what better way to celebrate than with 100 sheep? In this milestone episode, Jenny and Lee revisit the parable of the ninety-nine and the one and discover a beautiful reminder: whether we feel lost, separated, wandering, or safely among the ninety-nine, Jesus Christ knows exactly who we are and where we are. For 100 episodes, our message has remained the same. Jesus is the Christ. He knows us. He loves us. And He will always come for the one. Resources Used In This

  3. Episode · Sep 16, 2026

    The Lord Is My Shepherd: Learning to Let God Lead (Ep. 99) (opens the original)

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    The Lord is my shepherd; I shall not want.” We know the words—but what happens when we have a very definite list of things we want God to work out? In this episode, Jenny puts a bookmark in Psalm 23 and shares why she keeps returning to these six familiar verses. Jenny and Lee talk about weariness, our tendency to keep doing and carrying, and the challenge of allowing Jesus Christ to lead, nourish, restore, and provide. Sometimes our job isn’t to be the sheepdog. Sometimes He’s simply asking us

  4. Episode · Sep 9, 2026

    Our Job Is to Reach (Ep. 98) (opens the original)

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    What do we do when we’ve tried everything and still don’t have the answer? In this episode, Lee puts a bookmark in the story of the woman with the issue of blood—a woman who had suffered for twelve years before reaching for the Savior and discovering that she was seen, known, and made whole. Jenny and Lee talk about what this story teaches us about our own relationship with Jesus Christ, the barriers we sometimes put between ourselves and Him, and the reminder that we don’t have to understand or

  5. Episode · Sep 2, 2026

    Letting God Author Your Life (Ep. 97) (opens the original)

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    Whose story are you living? We often ask, “Where is God in this chapter of my story?” But what if we turned the question around? What if God isn’t simply a supporting character in the life we’re trying to create—but we’ve been invited into the story He is writing? In the first episode of Season 5, Jenny and Lee wrestle with agency, surrender, letting God prevail, and trusting the Author when life doesn’t unfold the way we expected. And they leave us with one question: Am I trying to get God to h

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