Uploaded March 2026 | Updated September 2026, 53 minutes ago
Temple changes don’t just appear overnight. They are often preceded by thoughtful conversations in leadership councils where perspectives are shared and revelation is sought.
In this episode of Let’s Get Real, former Relief Society General President Jean B. Bingham offers a rare glimpse into those councils, including discussions that helped refine temple language to reduce misunderstandings and better reflect gospel truths.
She also shares what it was like to work with apostles and prophets, and how revelation unfolds through careful deliberation, unity, and spiritual insight.
The conversation explores how Church leaders, including President Dallin H. Oaks, have emphasized the value of women and deepened understanding of priesthood power among all covenant keepers.
This episode offers a thoughtful look at how the Lord leads His Church, how sacred decisions are made, and why the voices and contributions of women matter.
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0:00 Title Sequence
1:07 Sister Bingham’s experiences with President Nelson & revelation
7:00 Refining the language of the temple
12:06 Interviewing President Nelson on women & priesthood
20:25 Sister Bingham’s message about the value of women
24:14 Revelation about ministering
31:08 Sister Bingham’s experiences with ministering
36:02 Sister Bingham’s experiences with the First Presidency
41:59 Sister Bingham’s experiences with President Oaks
46:55 Sister Bingham’s testimony about the Savior
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Temple changes don’t just appear overnight. They are often preceded by thoughtful conversations in leadership councils where perspectives are shared and revelation is sought.
In this episode of Let’s Get Real, former Relief Society General President Jean B. Bingham offers a rare glimpse into those councils, including discussions that helped refine temple language to reduce misunderstandings and better reflect gospel truths.
She also shares what it was like to work with apostles and prophets, and how revelation unfolds through careful deliberation, unity, and spiritual insight.
The conversation explores how Church leaders, including President Dallin H. Oaks, have emphasized the value of women and deepened understanding of priesthood power among all covenant keepers.
This episode offers a thoughtful look at how the Lord leads His Church, how sacred decisions are made, and why the voices and contributions of women matter.
- - - - - - - - - -
0:00 Title Sequence
1:07 Sister Bingham’s experiences with President Nelson & revelation
7:00 Refining the language of the temple
12:06 Interviewing President Nelson on women & priesthood
20:25 Sister Bingham’s message about the value of women
24:14 Revelation about ministering
31:08 Sister Bingham’s experiences with ministering
36:02 Sister Bingham’s experiences with the First Presidency
41:59 Sister Bingham’s experiences with President Oaks
46:55 Sister Bingham’s testimony about the Savior
*Donate to Scripture Central:
form-renderer-app.donorperfect.io/give/scripture-central/donations
#ScriptureCentral #ComeFollowMe #ChurchOfJesusChristOfLatterdaySaints
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To find out, Stephen joins Sister Tamara Runia of the General Young Womens presidency; Elder William K. Jackson, General Authority Seventy; and Sister Reyna E. Aburto, former Relief Society General Presidency counselor.
Our youth are struggling, and were all wondering what to do. Join us as we explore options for the best way forward.
This was filmed at the Gather Together Conference in August 2023.")
