Christmas is a busy time of year, often filled with endless to-do lists and the distractions of a heavily commercialized season. In this episode, I’m sitting down with Olivia Gochnor to explore how we can be more intentional this holiday season. We’ll share meaningful traditions, practical tips, and ways to stay focused on what matters most, so we don’t get overwhelmed and miss the mark when it comes to celebrating Christmas.

In this inspiring episode, I sit down with an incredible woman who grew up as an orphan in Mozambique and shares her powerful journey to embracing the gospel. She reflects on the cultural differences between church life in Africa and America. We also discuss the rapid growth of the Church in Africa, particularly the increase in temples, and how this expansion is impacting communities. Our guest shares her thoughts on race and the priesthood, offering a fresh perspective on these important topics within the gospel.

In this episode, we dive into the new Hollywood horror film Heretic, which features two sister missionaries—and surprisingly, we're not the punchline! We give a full summary of the movie, exploring how it portrays our beliefs and culture, highlighting what it got right and what might be a bit off. Plus, we discuss our responses to the arguments made against our faith throughout the film. Tune in for an insightful and engaging conversation!

I am joined by NFL player Bronson Kaufusi to discuss the law of tithing—how faithfully paying a tenth of our income can unlock the blessings of heaven, both in material and spiritual forms. Bronson offers unique insights into how to balance the pursuit of financial success while maintaining faith in God.

Whether you’re navigating your career, building wealth, or simply trying to stay true to your faith, this episode is a thoughtful reflection on how we can honor God with our resources and live a life that reflects His will.

In this episode, I sit down with my two younger sisters for a candid conversation about today’s dating culture—especially within our LDS community. We share our own experiences navigating the ups and downs of dating and read your hilarious submitted stories that highlight just how unique (and sometimes challenging!) dating can be in our culture. From awkward first dates to some pretty memorable ‘spiritual compatibility’ conversations, this episode dives into the quirks, joys, and occasional frustrations of dating in the Church.

In his General Conference address, President Nelson encouraged us to deepen our understanding of the Atonement of Jesus Christ every week, starting now, and for the rest of our lives. In today's episode, I share my thoughts on the enabling power of the Atonement of Christ. While we may feel more familiar with its redeeming power, the enabling power is just as vital in our journey toward salvation and exaltation.

Today we address the growing concern of anxiety and depression, which is affecting more individuals at an alarming rate. As prophesied, in these latter days, many are experiencing heightened fear and sorrow amidst life’s challenges. I’m joined by my stake president, Dr. Mark Ogletree, as we explore how our church culture has shaped members' views on mental health. Together, we delve into the ways the gospel of Jesus Christ and professional help offer hope and healing for those grappling with these struggles.

In this episode, we dive into how God directs His perfect plan through imperfect prophets. Critics often point to shifts in prophetic direction as signs of inconsistency and falsehood. However, as believers, we see these changes as a testament to the essential role of prophets in an ever-changing world.

God is in relentless pursuit of you! No matter what you've done or how far you feel you've gone, He is always waiting with open arms for your return. In today’s episode, Nia Lui, shares her experience of returning to Christ’s embrace after stepping away for a period of time.

Between the transcendent and seemingly unbearable moments of motherhood, we are sustained through our faith. In this episode, my sister and I discuss our experiences with motherhood and how through Christ we find strength. We believe, as Sheri Dew taught, "Motherhood is more than bearing children. It is the essence of who we are as women. It defines our very identity, our divine stature and nature, and the unique traits our Heavenly [Parents] gave us."