Brady shares his difficulty ordering pepperoni pizza and his insights on ministering, Alma, Amulek, and the Father we all are grateful for this Father’s Day.

Lance discusses the lens of happiness the Restored Gospel of Christ can give us and shares how he, like Alma the Younger, had a key turning point in his conversion during a challenging experience early in his life.

Scott and his daughter Addie powerfully discuss real-life applications of the story of Abinadi, and they reflect on their time in Dongguan, including memories of drenched ebike rides in Dongcheng.

Sherstin shares a page from her journey through Asia--Taiwan, Dongguan, Suzhou, and now Vietnam--and her insights on the power of remembering the Savior and the loving nature of our Heavenly Father.

Amy, Eve, Cora, and Sam share insights and reflections from Easter Week, including the three-dimensional nature of the Atonement of Christ, giving us Resurrection, Redemption, and Relief.

Rob reminisces about life in Dongguan—including riding around town with his family in their 3-wheeled Skagg-mobile, and he shares his insights on “spiritual sky-diving” and “hungry prayers.”

Savannah shares her conversion story to Karaoke and to the Gospel, and discusses insights about the allegory of the olive tree—including watching her grandfather graft together different fruits on the same tree on his ranch, and how the Savior is our fellow servant in the vineyard.

Samuel Ogunbote shares his inspiring conversion story, skillful haggling tactics, and testimony & inspirations from the end of 2 Nephi.

Amy shares about how her life has been intertwined with China, and how the Restored Gospel has focused her life on what really matters.

Sam & Amy Curtis kick off Ears to Hear with a brief discussion of Jacob’s teachings in 2 Nephi 6-10.