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In this episode Kerry and Jenny Oaks Baker explore how music brings power into our lives and thus how we can draw more power out of the Psalms. Jenny shares some stories from her family and life and how it combines with music to bless her life. Then Kerry and Dr. Paul Hoskisson explore names of God, Christ, and others in the scriptures, especially the Psalms, to help us gain more meaning from them. They specifically look at how Jesus used Psalm 110 to teach about who He is, for both the pharisees and us. Then Kerry and Nathan Pacheco talk about Psalm 127 and how we need the Lord to build anything in our lives. Nathan shares how this helped him in his work and career. They talk about how important that is in our families and children being a heritage from the Lord. They explore what it means that children are a heritage from the Lord, a phrase used in Psalm 127 that is also used in the Proclamation on the Family. Then Kerry and Rabbi Jarrod Grover discuss the Hillel Psalms, which were probably psalms that the Savior sang with His apostles just before going to Gethsemane. The Rabbi brings out a small insight from the Hebrew text for several of those psalms, helping us understand them better and the Savior better.

In this episode Kerry and Ryan Davis teach you about what the Psalms are and how to get more out of them. They explain some of the poetic background, and also ways to think about them and study them to gain better understanding and be touched more deeply. They talk about how they are about our relationship with God, and about temples, and explore other genres with in Psalms. Then Kerry and Kim Matheson dive into Psalm 1 together, looking at what it teaches about praise, worship, and cries for help. Then Kerry and Paul Hoskisson explore Psalm 22 and what it teaches about Jesus Christ, and how it connects with His time on the cross. They look at how it helps us understand Christ's suffering on the cross, and what that means for us. Then Kerry and Jenny Oaks Baker discuss Psalm 27 and how we can trust in God. She shares stories from her life about how she has turned to the Lord and been her salvation. She talks about how God has our back when we follow Him. Then Kerry and Rosalynde Welch go through Psalm 42 and how it teaches us about how we should so strongly desire being with God that you are like a deer panting after water. They use the beautiful imagery in the psalm to help us deepen our relationship with God. They explore how the Psalms will capture the feelings and needs you experience and help you understand them, express them, and turn them to God.

S1 E15 | A Journey of Motherhood, Music, and Faith

Jenny Oaks Baker has built a world-class music career—but her mission has always been bigger than music.

In this episode, she shares how faith, family, and a commitment to excellence have shaped her journey as a violinist, mother, and creator. From raising musical children to using performance as a form of ministry, Jenny offers a powerful perspective on what it really means to live a meaningful musical life.

SoulFill Music Foundation: https://soulfillmusic.org/

What if preparing for Easter felt sacred, immersive and deeply personal?

In this powerful episode, I sit down with Jenny Oaks Baker to talk about The Redeemer, a breathtaking musical journey through the life of Jesus Christ that is changing hearts (including mine). From the pre-mortal life to the Resurrection, this production weaves together music, testimony, and storytelling in a way that invites the Spirit.

This conversation is full of Jenny's light and testimony! If you’re looking for a meaningful way to prepare your heart (and your family) for Easter, this is it. 🤍

Tickets to the following performances can be found here: https://www.jennyoaksbaker.com/

Jenny Oaks Baker is a nationally acclaimed, Grammy-nominated violinist celebrated for her soulful, faith-centered performances. She joins David Osmond to reflect on her musical journey, motherhood, and the personal experiences that have shaped her career.

Don’t miss her upcoming production, The Redeemer, touring throughout the West this spring.

Join Mary Alice Hatch as she speaks with Jenny Oaks baker, Grammy Nominated Billboard No. 1 performer and recording artist as she shares how her Christ-centered childhood fostered her love for Christian music and the influence her father, President Dallin H. Oaks, and her devoted mother, June Oaks, had in shaping the focus of her professional career. Jenny shares how the Lord has led her throughout her career and the miracles she has witnessed as she has trusted in the Lord.

Jenny Oaks Baker is the perfect guest for the premiere of The Book Drop Mic with Jason Wright. Join Jason and Jenny as they discuss their brand new book,

They also discuss their beloved Christmas show, . The 2023 edition of the show features live music, choirs, and dancers and will hit 20 cities between Thanksgiving and Christmas.

Jenny Oaks Baker's journey from toddler to virtuoso violinist is inspiring at every level. She's played around the world, topped the Billboard charts, and millions have watched her YouTube channel.

Yes, she's worked hard at being the best, but always put family first. She's trusted her talents, but never more than she's leaned on the Lord.

America’s Violinist, Jenny Oaks Baker is a Grammy Nominated, Billboard No. 1 performer and recording artist. She received her Master of Music degree from the renowned Juilliard School in New York City and her Bachelor’s Degree in violin performance from the Curtis Institute of Music in Philadelphia.

She has performed as a soloist at Carnegie Hall, Lincoln Center, Strathmore Hall, the Library of Congress and as a guest soloist with The National Symphony, Jerusalem Symphony, Pittsburgh Symphony, Utah Symphony, and the internationally acclaimed Mormon Tabernacle Choir. Over the years Jenny has collaborated with such luminaries as Gladys Knight, Kurt Bestor, Marvin Hamlisch, and the former Secretary of State Condoleezza Rice.

Jenny has released fifteen studio albums since 1998. They have sold nearly a million copies and consistently chart on Billboard. Jenny’s emotionally stirring music has also been featured on the soundtracks of many films, and her popular music videos can be viewed on her Youtube Channel. Jenny, her husband Matthew, and their four children reside in SLC, UT. Jenny and her children perform together throughout the world as Jenny Oaks Baker & Family Four.

In this episode Kerry Nathan Pacheco explore the power of music in our lives and how it can be part of our consecration in our lives. They look at gifts and worship. They also look at Psalm 55 and the way we can cast our burdens on the Lord and what that can look like in our lives. They also explore Psalm 51 and David's repentance and the need to receive a new heart. Nathan explores what it means to give him our heart and to receive a new heart. They tie it into the New and Everlasting Covenant and God's love for us and the gift of the Holy Ghost.. Then Jenny Oaks Baker also speaks on Psalm 55:22 and casting our burdens upon the Lord. She shares stories about when she has cast her burden on the Lord while performing and also a miraculous story about driving. She also explores how Christ's atoning sacrifice can help us be changed as we cast our burdens on the Lord. Kerry shares how casting his burden on the Lord as he was speaking in the Los Angeles stake as a high council member. Then Rabbi Joe Charnes helps us see how the Psalms, especially in Psalm 71. They explore some Hebrew elements of the text and how we can use them to draw closer to God. They explore praising God through the Psalms. They look at trusting in God, or making God our refuge.

Join us for music and conversation with "America's Violinist," the Grammy-nominated Jenny Oaks Baker!

What if preparing for Easter felt sacred, immersive and deeply personal?

In this powerful episode, I sit down with Jenny Oaks Baker to talk about The Redeemer, a breathtaking musical journey through the life of Jesus Christ that is changing hearts (including mine). From the pre-mortal life to the Resurrection, this production weaves together music, testimony, and storytelling in a way that invites the Spirit.

Testifying of the Risen Christ with Elaine Dalton, Jenny Oaks Baker and Kerry (Easter Episode)

In this episode Kerry and former General Young Women's President Elaine Dalton discuss Christ and the Resurrection. They speak of the significance of the event, of commemorating it on Easter, of Easter traditions, and of things we can learn from those who witnessed Christ, especially Mary Magdalene, the disciples on the road to Emmaus, and Peter. They testify of the resurrected Christ. Then Kerry speaks with Jenny Oaks Baker. They explore the ways her family has come to worship Christ through music, and how that might look different for someone with no musical abilities, like Kerry. They talk about the richness of worshipping Christ on Easter. Finally Kerry bears his testimony of Christ. Happy Easter!

Check out the performance of The Redeemer by Jenny Oaks Baker at jennyoaksbaker.com

In this episode Kerry records in Egypt at the site of the canal that tradition says Joseph built as part of the seven years of plenty. He shows and explains some Egyptian elements from the Joseph Story. Then Kerry and his wife Julianne walk along the Nile as they explore some of the elements of the Joseph story that are applicable to all of us. Then Kerry dives into the Judah and Tamar story to help us see why it is there, to understand it in its original ancient context, and how it will help us understand Christ and many other things we will encounter later in our Old Testament reading.

Come, Follow Me | June 26–July 2 | Matthew 28; Mark 16; Luke 24; John 20-21 | “He Is Risen” | Guests Patrick Mason, Chair of Mormon History & Culture at UT State University, and violinist Jenny Oaks Baker.

In this episode I talk with Grammy-nominated performing artist and violinist Jenny Oaks Baker. Jenny started on the violin at age 4 and was practicing 4 hours a day by the time she started high school. Her musicianship and technique were perfected at the Curtis School of Music and later at Julliard for a master's degree, after which she performed as 1st chair at the National Symphony Orchestra in Washington D.C. But combining motherhood and a performing career was difficult. In this episode, Jenny shares how she came to forge the career she has now, one that supports motherhood AND music. We discuss her recent collaboration with Condoleezza Rice and how she puts her YouTube music videos together. She also shares how she helped her children choose musical instruments to excel at and why performing with her children is her greatest joy. Jenny's faith is central to everything she does and it comes through in this interview. And don't miss the story behind her rare violin!

Dubbed for the magic of her artistry, Jenny Oaks Baker is a Grammy nominee and Billboard No. 1 recording artist who knows the thrill of soloing at Carnegie Hall. A devoted wife and mother of four children, Jenny has experienced highs and lows in her life and career but has always trusted God to guide her. “I knew I needed to work really hard, stay very close to the Spirit and do what is right, and everything would work out.”

Tune in as Taunalyn Rutherford interviews Jenny Oaks Baker about being a mom, concert violinist, and performing with her children.

America’s Violinist, Jenny Oaks Baker is a Grammy Nominated, Billboard No. 1 performer and recording artist. She received her Master of Music degree from the renowned Juilliard School in New York City and her bachelor’s degree in violin performance from the Curtis Institute of Music in Philadelphia.

She has performed as a soloist at Carnegie Hall, Lincoln Center, Strathmore Hall, the Library of Congress, and as a guest soloist with The National Symphony, Jerusalem Symphony, Pittsburgh Symphony, San Diego Symphony, Utah Symphony, and the internationally acclaimed Mormon Tabernacle Choir. Over the years Jenny has collaborated with such luminaries as Gladys Knight, Kurt Bestor, Marvin Hamlisch, and the former Secretary of State Condoleezza Rice.

Jenny has released fifteen studio albums since 1998. They have sold over half a million copies and consistently chart on Billboard. Jenny’s emotionally stirring music has also been featured on the soundtracks of many films, and her popular music videos can be viewed on her Youtube Channel. Jenny, her husband Matthew, and their four children reside in SLC, Utah. (Bio courtesy of official website.)