In this special episode of Crown of Light, Kinzie and Kaysha share personal reflections from the April 2026 General Conference of The Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-day Saints.

Instead of a traditional recap, this episode invites you into the moments that lingered—the quiet impressions, the powerful questions, and the subtle invitations to draw closer to Christ.

Together, they explore:
 • How spiritual power is built through small, consistent choices
 • Why Christ is not the weight—but the relief from it
 • What it really means to be anchored to the Savior
 • How prayer can help others feel seen, known, and loved
 • The courage it takes to choose faith before feeling it

From covenant connection to Christlike love, this episode is a reminder that discipleship isn’t about doing more—it’s about becoming closer.

In this episode, we explore the doctrine of Christ’s visit to the spirit world, including insights from Doctrine and Covenants 138 and Bible teachings in 1 Peter 3. We also walk through the powerful moment when Mary Magdalene encounters the risen Savior at the empty tomb—and what it teaches us about recognizing Him in our own lives 

You’ll learn:

•  What Jesus did between the crucifixion and resurrection 
•  Why the gospel is preached in the spirit world 
•  The meaning behind “Why seek ye the living among the dead” 
•  How the resurrection applies to you personally 

This episode will deepen your understanding of the resurrection of Jesus Christ and strengthen your faith in His power to save—on both sides of the veil.

In this episode of the Crown of Light podcast, we walk through the final hours leading up to the crucifixion of Jesus Christ—uncovering details that are often overlooked but deeply impactful.

From His arrest in Gethsemane to the trials before Pilate and Herod, we explore what Christ truly endured physically, emotionally, and spiritually. We talk about the powerful moment when Barabbas is released, the significance of Simon carrying the cross, and the quiet courage of those who stepped forward after His death.

This conversation is both sacred and real—offering a deeper understanding of Christ’s suffering, His love, and what it means for us today.

If you’ve ever wondered:

•  What actually happened between Christ’s arrest and the cross 
•  Why the crowd chose Barabbas 
•  What Christ may have been thinking during His final moments 
•  How His sacrifice applies to your life right now 

This episode will help you feel it in a deeper, more personal way.

✨ Because this wasn’t just history… it was love in its most powerful form.

A dinner and a garden where there was heartbreak but unconditional love was shown for everyone. 

In this episode of Crown of Light, we walk through the sacred events of the Last Supper and the Garden of Gethsemane, uncovering powerful symbolism, real-life application, and deeply personal meaning behind Christ’s sacrifice.

From the Passover meal and the institution of the sacrament to the quiet, heartbreaking moments in Gethsemane—this conversation will help you see Holy Week in a new way.

We talk about:

•  The hidden meaning behind the Last Supper and Passover
•  What it means that Christ knew Judas would betray Him—and loved him anyway
•  Why faith does not remove suffering, even for the Savior 
•  How to make the sacrament more meaningful each week

If you’ve ever wondered how Christ’s sacrifice applies to you —as a mother, a woman, or someone trying their best—this episode will meet you right where you are.

✨ Because the Christ made the sacrament available for you to remember His love for you every single week. 

In this episode of Crown of Light, hosts Kinzie and Kaysha explore the powerful teachings Jesus gave in the final days of His mortal ministry before His crucifixion.

During Holy Week, Christ shared some of His most important messages through parables and prophecies that still guide us today. Together, we dive into the deeper meaning behind the parable of the Ten Virgins, the parable of the Talents, the withered fig tree, and Christ’s teachings about the signs of His Second Coming.

Why did Jesus spend so much of His final week teaching through stories? What does it mean to have oil in our lamps, to endure to the end, and to love God and love our neighbor in a world that often grows cold?

In this conversation, we discuss:

• The two greatest commandments Jesus taught before His crucifixion
• Why the parable of the Ten Virgins is about preparation, not wickedness
• The warning behind the fig tree with no fruit
• What Christ taught about faith that moves mountains
• The signs of the Second Coming in Matthew 24
• How to stay spiritually grounded in a world full of deception
• Why Christ’s final teachings still matter for disciples today

These parables weren’t just meant for those who walked with Christ 2,000 years ago—they were meant for us.

If you’ve ever wondered how to stay faithful, prepared, and full of light while waiting for the Savior, this episode will deepen your understanding of His final teachings before the cross.

Links to videos:

Parable of the 10 Virgins

The Greatest Commandment 

Palm Sunday and the Cleansing of the Temple mark the beginning of Holy Week—the most important week in Christian history. In this episode of Crown of Light, Kinzie and Kaysha explore the symbolism of Christ’s triumphal entry into Jerusalem, the meaning of Hosanna, and what it teaches us about faith in Jesus Christ. They also discuss why Christ cleansed the temple and how we can remove distractions in our own lives so healing and peace can take their place. Plus, they share simple family activities for teaching kids about Holy Week and Easter. 

Perfect for Christian families who want to make Easter a season, not just a day, and grow closer to Christ during Holy Week.

Ministering isn’t a checklist — it’s a way of seeing and loving people the way Christ does. In this episode, We share simple, real-life ways to bring light into someone’s life — from a smile in the grocery store to a handwritten note, or forgiving someone who’s hurt you.

Together, we’ll rediscover how small acts of love can strengthen families, lift hearts, and remind us that we are all the Savior’s hands here on earth.

If you’ve ever wondered how to really minister — without overcomplicating it — this episode will remind you that love, grace, and awareness are enough.

💛 “Wear your crown of light so others may see your good works and glorify your Father in Heaven.”

Christian moms and LDS women—this episode shows practical ways to prioritize God first without adding overwhelm. Hosts Kinzie & Kaysha with guest Josie Moss share real-life tactics for scripture study (including the “10-second habit”), Come, Follow Me in the car, temple worship when time is tight, and how to use the Atonement daily to keep your spiritual fire burning. You’ll hear ideas for a Christ-centered Easter Holy Week walkthrough, teaching kids truth with love, letting others serve you, and putting the “big rocks” (faith, family, covenants) in place so everything else—sports, callings, work—falls into place. With touchpoints to President Nelson’s “Make Time for the Lord,” Elder Bednar, and the parable of the Ten Virgins, this conversation will help you build a stronger spiritual foundation and give God equal time, not spare time.

What you’ll learn:
• Simple, sustainable routines for prayer & scripture study
• Creative ways to fit temple and ministering into real life
• How to talk to kids about hard topics with courage & compassion
• Why receiving help is holy—and how it blesses both giver and receiver

This Crown of Light episode honors President Russell M. Nelson, 17th President of The Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-day Saints. We explore his prophetic focus on peacemaking, the historic surge in temple building, and the shift to home-centered, Church-supported worship and Come, Follow Me. We reflect on priesthood keys, women’s access to priesthood power, and youth invitations like “Hear Him” and “Think Celestial.” You’ll hear personal stories of healing, thoughts on the calm of the apostolic interregnum, and the uplifting influence of Wendy W. Nelson—along with President Nelson’s love of music and poetry. If you’re seeking faith, focus, and spiritual momentum amid cultural noise, this tribute will help you carry his counsel into everyday discipleship.

Kaysha and Kinzie unpack The Family: A Proclamation to the World on its 30th anniversary—what it says, why it still matters, and how to actually live it at home. We talk eternal identity and gender, presiding/providing/nurturing as equal partners, temple covenants and sealing power, law-abiding discipleship, and building a home that ministers first—then lets the ward support. We also get practical about respect in tight spaces, wholesome family recreation, teaching kids in messy seasons, and guarding intimacy (including a candid warning about pornography). The big takeaway: stop applying the Proclamation to “everyone else” and start with yourself—small, daily choices that strengthen your family ripple into stronger communities. Wear your Crown of Light so others may see your good works and glorify your Father in Heaven

Links: 

The Family Proclamation: https://www.churchofjesuschrist.org/study/scriptures/the-family-a-proclamation-to-the-world/the-family-a-proclamation-to-the-world?lang=eng