He left Nigeria to pursue an education—then found himself trapped in the middle of a war.
What followed was a journey led not by certainty… but by revelation.

Wisdom Chigbu grew up in a faithful home in Nigeria, carrying the dreams of his family with him as he traveled alone to Ukraine for school.

In February 2022, everything changed.

For five days, he lived in a war zone—sleeping in metro stations, helping women and children escape, walking miles with little food or water, and making impossible decisions based only on spiritual promptings.

At critical moments, he felt impressed to leave trains, change direction, and trust guidance he couldn’t yet explain.

Though his faith was tested deeply, looking back he can clearly see the hand of God—through strangers, church leaders, the U.S. military, and quiet revelations that ultimately led him to safety, community, and a new beginning in the United States.

His story is a powerful reminder that the Lord speaks to each of us differently—and it’s our responsibility to learn how He speaks to us.

Listen to Wisdom’s full story on the podcast and hear how faith can guide us—even when the path feels impossible.
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One hunting trip changed everything for Hunter Rasmussen.
And instead of asking “Why me?” — he asked, “What is God trying to teach me?”

Hunter Rasmussen (@1_legged_hunter) is a motivational speaker, entrepreneur, and faith-driven creator with a mission to help people rise above their hardest moments and chase the purpose God has placed inside them.

After returning home from his mission, Hunter was praying for months, asking the Lord what to do with his life. During a random hunting trip with his cousin — before he even had a chance to seek answers to his questions — the unthinkable happened. A tragic accident left him shot in the leg, deep in the woods, bleeding heavily, unsure if he would survive.

In those terrifying moments, Hunter felt the Spirit tell him that if he closed his eyes, it would be the last time. He also felt a calm assurance: "everything would be okay."
Against the odds, the main artery in his leg was untouched — a miracle that saved his life.

Weeks in the hospital followed. Emergency surgery. Doctors unsure if his leg could be saved. A blessing given at exactly the right moment. Tissue healing when it shouldn’t have. And a journey that forced Hunter to relearn how to stand, walk, and redefine who he was — physically, mentally, and spiritually.

His “identity card,” once built around athletics, activity, and constant motion, was completely ripped up. But instead of staying stuck in the loss, Hunter learned to align his will with God’s. To give himself "10 minutes" to feel frustrated, annoyed, pissed off, or hurt — and then pray and move forward.

Now, Hunter speaks to youth and adults about resilience, faith, and doing hard things. From his upcoming book and clothing brand "On the Hunt", to the message he shares daily, his life is a reminder that recognizing God’s hand helps us remember "why" we’re here — and who we’re becoming.

If you’re walking through something hard right now, this episode is for you.
Listen in, share it with someone who needs hope, and follow Hunter at @1_legged_hunter for faith-filled motivation and perspective.

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What happens when a logic-driven, science-minded student realizes she’s… mad at God?
For Zoe, that moment changed everything.

Zoe Plzak (@itszoezap) is a Christian content creator and a math PhD student at the University of Utah — but she didn’t grow up religious, never had a church routine, and was raised by a father who was a staunch atheist and valued reason over faith.

Through her teens, Zoe followed that path. Her identity revolved around academics, achievement, and “what makes sense.” But when she finally got to college — the goal she’d been aiming for her entire childhood — she hit a wall: Who am I now? What’s the point?

That identity crisis became the catalyst God used to nudge her toward something more.
A whisper in her mind: “You should go to church.”
A longing for belonging.
A hunger for meaning deeper than grades and goals.

She found a Christian community that welcomed her before she even had real faith, and like the Parable of the Sower, those relationships helped her roots grow. Her logical mind understood that faith takes time. So she started intentionally: reading scripture, praying, trying. Even stumbling. But trying again.

Then came the breakthrough — the moment she realized she was angry at God.
And with that came a realization that reshaped her entire worldview: “If I’m mad at God, then God must be real.”

And if He’s real… then His commands, His promises, His love are real too.

Her first major act of faith? Giving up alcohol for Lent — countercultural in college, but life-changing for her.

After graduating and moving from Boston to Utah, Zoe was suddenly surrounded by loud religious opinions — especially about the Latter-day Saint faith. She investigated those claims intellectually, logically… and found them dangerously inaccurate. When she pushed back, she was shunned for even questioning.

So she walked into an LDS ward one Sunday on her own.
Instantly, something was different.

Everyone participated.
Everyone served.
Everyone welcomed her.

One woman took her in, invited her to her home, introduced her to missionaries, and helped her find answers. Zoe did the research herself — every question, every concern — until she knew both spiritually and intellectually that The Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-day Saints was true.

And then she chose baptism.

Today, Zoe believes seeing the hand of God is essential because “introspection matters.” When we look back, we can see the gentle ways He guided us — even when we didn’t know Him yet.

If Zoe’s story inspires you, share this episode with someone who feels torn between logic and faith.
And tell us below: What was the moment you realized God was real to you?

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What if the angels you’ve prayed for… were actually your ancestors?
And what if God has been sending help all along — even when grief made it hard to feel Him?

Brooke Stone — singer, songwriter, and part of the beloved trio Mercy River — has spent more than 17 years sharing her testimony through music. But behind the albums, the tours, and the harmonies are deeply personal experiences with God, identity, angels, and healing.

Brooke opens up about growing up in a faith-filled home, discovering her worth as a 9th grader reading scriptures alone, and choosing Jesus Christ even when it meant standing by herself. From a near-fatal car accident to raising four children alongside her band sisters, she’s learned that walking with Christ makes everything more possible.

But one of the most powerful parts of her story comes from Mercy River’s Christmas album and the creation of the song “Undeniable” — a song written from the perspective of an angel. Inspired by Elder Jeffrey R. Holland’s counsel to “ask angels to help you,” Brooke and her group began praying specifically for angelic help in their arrangements, scheduling, composing… and every single time, miracles happened.

Then, just six months after that album released, Brooke’s mother passed away unexpectedly. After all her study on angels and after feeling her great-grandmother during the album process, Brooke expected to feel her mother immediately. Instead, grief created a barrier — and she felt nothing.

But God was playing the long game.

Through small, sacred experiences — friends showing up with phrases like “I felt like I was supposed to do this for you” — Brooke slowly realized that her mother was near. The communication was just different. Gentle. Subtle. Undeniable in its own way.

Today, Brooke testifies that our ancestors are deeply connected to us — an eternal chain of angels watching over their families. And even when we can’t feel them because of pain or heartache, God still finds a way to reach us through others, through light, and through the quiet assurance that we are never alone.

If Brooke’s story touched something in you, share this episode with someone who needs a reminder that God is aware of them — and that heaven is closer than they think.

🕊️ Drop a comment: Have you ever felt help from an angel or an ancestor?

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Link to Elder Holland's talk: https://www.churchofjesuschrist.org/study/general-conference/2008/10/the-ministry-of-angels?lang=eng
Listen to the song Undeniable: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=bVfy9vnEe4I

“I’m not where I used to be… and I’m not where I’m going. But I AM right in the middle of what God is doing — and He’s doing something intentional in me.” — Ashley Henriott 💛

This week, I sat down with Ashley Henriott — author of Confidence Is an Inside Job, host of Confidence and Coffee, confidence coach, mama of four, and a woman who has fought her way from chaos to calling.

Ashley shares how she went from growing up unstable, feeling like a mistake, and begging God just to take the pain away… to discovering that God had been with her long before she ever knew Him.

From finding food and safety in churches as a child, to being taken in by a couple who saw her worth, to the moment she realized she needed a better life for her son — her story is one long testimony that “God knows us before we know Him.”

Today, her ministry empowers women to trust God, trust themselves again, and walk in peace by being fully present.
Because confidence? It’s not built on people’s approval — it starts with God.

If you’ve ever wondered whether God sees you… this episode is your reminder.
💬 Drop “God is intentional with me” in the comments if you needed this today.
🎨 Follow Ashley on her own journey: FB @ashley.henriott89 📱 IG @ashley.henriott 📱TT @ashleyhenriott

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What if the place you thought was wrong… was exactly where God needed you all along?

In this episode, artist and creator Jennie Moss shares her deeply personal journey of faith, healing, and learning to trust the long view of the Lord — even when nothing made sense in the moment.

Jennie Moss—mother of five, artist, and creator of Latter-day Ladies—has lived a life full of quiet miracles, unexpected turns, and moments where heaven stepped in when she needed it most.

Raised in a diverse faith community, Jennie learned early that God speaks to all His children, no matter the denomination. She’s spent her life singing about the Savior, serving, creating, and building bridges of faith wherever she goes.

But her story takes a deeper turn when she opens up about a season where everything felt uncertain:
A baby on the way.
A husband without a job.
Promptings that didn’t seem to make sense.
And doubts about whether she was even hearing the Spirit at all.

Yet the Lord was quietly placing her exactly where she needed to be.
Jobs shifted. Offices moved. Housing lined up.
And eventually, she and her family were planted "right" in the community God had shown her long before it unfolded.

Jennie also shares how, during a dark struggle with mental illness, God wove people into her life—friends, neighbors, strangers—who carried her, testified to her, and helped her feel His love when she couldn’t feel it on her own.

Her message is gentle but powerful:
“Hold on. The light will come. Even if it’s on the 10th time you reach for Him… keep reaching.”

🎧 Listen to Jennie’s full episode for a reminder that God is in the details—guiding, preparing, and placing us in the exact moments that shape our future.
🎨 Explore her artwork and faith-based resources at thelatterdayladies.com.
📱 Follow her on Instagram @thelatterdayladies for inspiration, art, and community.

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Sometimes the biggest miracles happen right in the middle of chaos.

For Ashley Faldmo, that moment came when she found herself delivering her baby on the kitchen floor — guided not just by emergency responders, but by unseen hands she later realized were angels, her ancestors offering support where they could!

In this episode, Ashley opens up about the divine experiences that have shaped her family’s journey — from their bold move from Texas to Utah after a priesthood blessing told them “great opportunity abounds for you there”, to the moment she witnessed heaven step in during one of the scariest days of her life.

As a mother of four and co-founder of a holistic wellness business with her husband, Dr. Chase Faldmo, Ashley has learned that healing isn’t just physical — it’s spiritual.

She shares how faith, gratitude, and divine guidance have been the foundation of their family and business, and how recognizing God’s hand has turned their trials into abundance.

Ashley reminds us:

“It’s not what you’ve been through, it’s who you’re becoming."
"There is strength in the growth of the struggle.”

🎧 Listen to Ashley’s incredible story of faith and miracles on the podcast.
🌿 Follow her journey of holistic healing, motherhood, and spiritual growth, @faldmos on Facebook.
✨ Be reminded that joy, gratitude, and divine help are always within reach — even in life’s hardest moments.

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What happens when you feel like you’re drowning — and heaven shows up in the smallest, most unexpected ways?

For Jasmin Rappleye, that moment changed everything.

In this episode, Jasmin — a creator, scholar, and co-host of Informed Saints — shares how she found the courage to stand firm in her faith during one of the hardest seasons of her life.

While studying at BYU, Jasmin was overwhelmed — deadlines, exams, relationship struggles, and the weight of expectations pressed in from all sides. But after praying for reassurance, she began to notice tender mercies everywhere: a hug from a friend, an unexpected message, new opportunities that fell into place.

Those quiet reminders taught her something powerful — that Jesus Christ knows us personally, and His love often appears in the smallest details of our lives.

Now, through her podcast and her work with Faith Creators Alliance, Ancient America Foundation, and sharing her faith on the Informed Saints podcast, Jasmin is helping others see God’s hand — even amid doubt, difficulty, and noise online.

She reminds us that gratitude is the antidote to pride, and that when we recognize the divine in our daily moments, we begin to see how deeply we are connected to God’s greater plan.

🎧 Tune in to hear Jasmin’s inspiring story of faith, courage, and purpose.
✨ Follow her podcast Informed Saints (@informedsaintspod) and learn more about her work sharing truth with clarity and compassion.
💡 Be reminded that even when life feels heavy — heaven is never far away.

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⚠️ Disclaimer: This episode includes sensitive content about assault and trauma. Listener discretion is strongly advised.

Some moments change us forever.
For Robyn Warner Williams, that moment came one quiet morning on a Utah canyon trail — a moment that should have been ordinary but became life-altering.

What followed was terror, survival, and the unmistakable whisper of divine guidance — step by step, breath by breath — leading her to safety, to healing, and eventually… to purpose.

Now a mother of four, entrepreneur, and fierce advocate for women’s safety, Robyn refuses to let fear define her story. Instead, she built a movement to help others be prepared, not scared.

In this episode, Robyn opens up about her journey from trauma to triumph — the faith that held her, the community that carried her, and the resilience that continues to rise within her.

You can find Robyn on Instagram at @aflyonmywall
 and learn more about her work, courses, and retreats at robynwarner.co
.
Use code SHEILA for a discount on her "Safe by Robyn" self-defense course — because empowerment begins with preparation.

⚠️ Please note: This episode contains discussion of sexual assault. Listener discretion is advised, and it may not be suitable for young audiences.

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🌿 What if your rock bottom was actually the place God started rebuilding you?

Nia Lui grew up in a loving home, strong in her faith — but like many of us, she had to discover her own testimony.
College life pulled her in a different direction. Little choices here and there didn’t seem like a big deal… until suddenly, she found herself somewhere she never thought she’d be — single, pregnant, and feeling completely unworthy.

Facing her parents was one of the hardest things she’s ever done. But instead of rejection, she was met with love and support. And it was in that love — and her deep, painful repentance — that she truly came to know the Savior.

Through prayer, she started rebuilding — one small miracle at a time.
The day after pleading with God for help, a friend offered her a place to live in exchange for babysitting. It was a tender mercy, and the first of many reminders that God hadn’t abandoned her.

Over time, she learned to trust again — both in herself and in God’s timing.
Then, in a way only heaven could orchestrate, she met the man who would later adopt her son and be sealed to both of them in the temple.

Now, she says, “When we learn to see His hand, we don’t have to know everything. We can trust that He’s already there — in the process, in the detours, in the rebuilding.”

💛 If you’ve ever wondered whether God still has a plan for you after everything you’ve been through — this episode is your reminder that He never stopped working on your story.
🎧 Listen now to hear Nia’s journey of faith, forgiveness, and finding the Savior again.

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