Eyes to See

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Best Conversation today, with Ganel-Lyn, my sweet cousin about her new book, "Sourdough and the Savior".

We talked about having Eyes to See the Savior during seasons of uncertainty.

Writing down blessings in the morning and a miracle at night before bed.

I love this quote from her book, "Because of God, seasons of uncertainties and unknowns can become times of rest and recalibration. I don't have all the answers, but because of the Atonement of Jesus Christ, I witness that all your worries and woes can be transformed into miracles and meaning. It just takes time".

Some conversations feel full circle. This is one of them.

In this special episode of Eyes to See podcast, Brittany sits down with Michelle Craig for a deeply meaningful conversation about learning to recognize Christ in the details of everyday life, trusting Him through seasons of change, and becoming who He knows we can become.

This episode is especially personal, as Michelle's message from the 2020 April General Conference helped inspire the name and heart of Eyes to See.

Together, they talk about:

• Seeing Christ in ordinary moments
• Trusting God when life feels uncertain
• Doing the small and simple things
• Being aware of distractions
• Being in Holy places while being "Wholly" there.

If you've ever struggled to feel close to God, wondered if He sees you, or simply needed a reminder that Christ is nearer than you think... this conversation is for you.

This is an episode about Finding the Lord in the Pauses. SELAH.

Selah is a Hebrew word, it means to pause, and give rest. So, if your life feels overwhelming and you're trying to keep everything together. In those moments of chaos, God is saying, " COME sit with me. Let's be still for a moment. Let My peace fill this space." THIS IS SELAH.

This is a short 8 minute episode. A PAUSE in your day, maybe you can listen too. I'm back. It's been a minute, but I found peace in the pause. I hope you can to in this episode.

Happy Listening.

Brittany

Kurt Francom is the founder and executive director of Leading Saints. He also manages the day-to-day efforts of Leading Saints and is the host of the podcast. Kurt graduated from the University of Utah in 2008 with a degree in Business marketing. He ran a web development company for 5 years before focusing on Leading Saints full-time. Kurt currently lives in American Fork, Utah with his lovely wife Alanna. They are blessed to have three children. Kurt has served as a full-time missionary(California Sacramento), as a Bishop, 1st counselor in the Stake Presidency and Elders Quorum President.

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In this Episode, I interview Addy Bealer, a darling Senior in High School! Addy and I both have the same rare degenerative eye disease, Retinitus Pigementosa. Addy also has Mainzer-Saldino Syndrome, a disorder which affects her kidneys, eyes and skeletal growth. 

This 23 minute episode, is one that is just of sweet and pure goodness of how to see things in a different way and to remember that when a trial is hard, "It is not permanent." 

Happy Listening! 

In this Episode, we chat about Eva's amazing art and the process of creating it. Along with seeing Jesus in our lives and using our individual gifts to bless God’s Children.

In this Episode, Stephanie Boyd is our special guest! She is an upbeat singer/songwriter from Utah with one full-length album and several singles.  She wrote and sang the current theme song for the talk show Studio 5, and is a popular speaker for youth and adults. Growing up in New York, Stephanie was originally trained in classical singing, but always gravitated towards more pop-style, modern music. With her debut album, Touching Sky, Stephanie combined her love of uplifting messages with fresh music. Stephanie has worked on dozens of projects with well-known artists including Jenny Phillips, Tyler Castleton, and Michael McLean. She was also featured soloist with Sally DeFord. She has a master’s degree in environmental science and she and her husband have enjoyed building several businesses together. Stephanie is married with six children and likes to read, garden, run and bake fun birthday cakes.

We talk about her Album, Touching Sky and how music has increased her faith in Jesus Christ. We will also chat about, what has given her "eyes to see" during trials or hardships to help you to stay close to God?

ENJOY!!! 

Have you ever played the Jelly Bean game "Beanboozled"? It's a good one. They use the tag line, "Are you brave enough?" In this Episode, we will chat about how our lives can feel like a game of "Beanboozled". And we ALL find ourselves trying to be brave in any given situation or circumstance. 

I will suggest a few steps that we can all do on our journey that will help us to be a little braver together. 

I have realized it's okay to be afraid, because if your not scared, than you can't be brave.

So, lets be BRAVE together.

xx-Britt