In this episode, I’m pulling back the curtain on what I actually do as a coach and what makes my approach different. For a long time, I didn’t fully recognize how the gifts God placed in me especially empathy and teaching were meant to work together to help others.

As I began to understand my strengths and how God could use them, I started to see that our talents and spiritual gifts are often given very intentionally to bless others.

I also share a story from one of my clients to show what this kind of Christ-centered coaching can look like in real life and how partnering with Him can lead to clarity, peace, and real transformation.

Key Points From This Episode

How discovering empathy as a strength changed the way I understood my purpose

Why our natural gifts and spiritual gifts often work together in God’s plan

The difference between trying to fix everything ourselves and partnering with Christ A real example of how one client experienced clarity and transformation

Why the gifts God placed within you are not random—they’re invitations to bless others

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If this episode resonated with you, consider sharing it with a friend or posting it to your stories. When women begin to recognize the gifts God placed within them and learn to partner with Him in using them, it doesn’t just change their own lives it blesses everyone around them.

In this episode of Shining Moments, I sit down with Arantza Condie — an adult convert to The Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-day Saints and a devoted stay-at-home, homeschooling mom as she shares her journey of growing up Catholic, stepping away from church, and eventually choosing baptism after a season of living a worldly lifestyle. Her story is raw, honest, and deeply hopeful. What stands out most is how each new round of challenge didn’t just strengthen her faith it deepened her relationship with the Savior, refined her understanding of herself, and expanded her capacity to love her family fiercely, even amid theological differences. This conversation is a beautiful reminder that resilience isn’t about surviving it’s about allowing Christ to transform us through the stretch. Find Me on Instagram: Kirstin Baxter| Certified LDS Love & Unity Coach (@shinemommyshine) Free Webinar — Yoking with Christ Through Resilience & Building Zion: https://us02web.zoom.us/meeting/register/3KRKeMaNSSuNKUiNkoSWLA Website: https://www.kirstinbaxtercoaching.com/

When God called Enoch, He didn’t begin with the assignment.

He began with identity: “Thou art my son.”

In this first episode of Season 3, we explore what it really means to yoke ourselves with Christ — not by trying harder, but by understanding who we are and why weakness is part of covenant partnership.

In this episode:

• Identity before assignment

• Repentance as returning, not shaming

• Why weakness is invitation (Ether 12:27)

• How vision shifts change how we show up

If you’ve ever wondered, “Who am I to do this?” — this episode is for you.

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