Get Ready With God

Today’s episode is a little niche and a lot honest. I’m sharing what’s actually working for me as a Relief Society president — pink soda coolers, “pods” instead of traditional ministering, drive-through interviews, and creating access points for women who don’t always feel like they fit. I’m not an expert. I feel inadequate constantly. But I believe deeply in women, in service, and in building something that feels like relief. If you’re in leadership (or just trying to love people better), this one’s for you.

Sharing a pattern in my life I have never talked about for and how to trust divine will and ourselves in following it. 

Today is a quick call to action! So often we worry about how to change the world, but I think that begins with changing the day. Try this! 

Today I’m gently pushing back on the idea that kids who stay in your faith = success, and kids who leave = failure. As a former wanderer (and current parent of five in the thick of it), I see it differently. What if raising kids who think for themselves, question, and still feel deeply loved is actually the win? Let’s zoom out and rethink what faith “success” really means.

This week I’m asking myself a simple but uncomfortable question: How has my faith actually changed my life? Not in eternity. Not in theory. Today. After a stretch where religion has felt draining and honestly a little pointless, I was reminded why I still choose it. Not because I’m right. Not because I’m certain. But because it makes me better right now. Let’s talk about finding your own reason — and claiming it.

If you are on a journey to discover your purpose this episode is for you! In this episode I spiral (lovingly) about purpose, platforms, and why the small, awkward, showing-up-for-one-person stuff might matter more than the big shiny dreams we keep chasing. Come process with me.

We NEED our differences! Let's talk about how I've been humbled and invited to form new beliefs as I trust that our differences are divine and it can be safe to lean in.

Today I’m talking about why I hate being emotionally managed, why “you’re not ugly, you just need…” makes me want to throw my phone, and why I think faith is strongest when we stop pretending everything is fine. What if we just admit when things are bad? To me, the real miracle isn’t convincing ourselves it’s not. The miracle is being okay even when it is.

Today I’m sharing a moment with my daughter that stopped me in my tracks and sent me down a bigger question. What is teaching us without ever speaking? We talk about the sky, learning through life, detours we don’t regret, and the quiet ways divinity shapes us when there are no words at all. This is an invitation to notice what has been teaching you and to claim it as real guidance.

What does it actually look like to follow Christ in modern, everyday life? Not on a stage or in a miracle story, but on a Tuesday in 2026. Today I reflect on faith as a series of small, ordinary choices, why discipleship looks different for everyone, and how asking “who can I serve today” has quietly changed the way I live and love.