In Every Thought

Being offended can feel automatic—but what if it isn’t? In this episode, we explore how the meaning we give other people’s words and actions shapes how we feel. Using a simple mindset framework and the Savior’s example, we talk about how to pause, rethink the story we’re telling ourselves, and choose love instead of offense.

Learn more of the healing that can take place in our liminal spaces through the atonement of Jesus Christ.

Learn about how the transitional spaces of life can become a place of growth and exercising of faith as we wait upon the Lord.

A guided meditation inviting you to reconnect with your body as part of your spiritual life. Through breath and reflection, we explore gratitude, connection, worth, and love — experienced not just in thought, but through the soul as body and spirit together.

Learning to Live as a Soul: Body and Spirit, What does it mean to truly live as a soul — not just a spirit, and not just a body, but both together?

In this episode, we explore the doctrine and lived experience of embodiment through the lens of the Creation and restored gospel teachings. Together we reflect on why the body matters spiritually, how harmony between body and spirit shapes our growth, and what it might look like to approach discipleship with wholeness instead of separation.

We often think of consecration as giving our time, talents, or resources to God—but what about our thoughts? In this mini episode, we explore what it means to consecrate our thoughts, why they matter, and how choosing sacred, intentional thoughts can shape our actions, our hearts, and help God raise us to our highest destiny.  

We explore President Nelson’s teaching that knowing who you truly are is more than a comforting phrase—it’s a truth that shapes every choice you make. Using the Model, we show how what you think about yourself drives your feelings, decisions, and ability to act from faith rather than fear.

Glossary

Michele shares insights she’s learned by looking for parts of the Model in her scripture study.

In this episode , we explore why the gospel of Jesus Christ is built on fresh starts, from daily repentance to the quiet resets available to us each day. Together, we talk about how Christ invites us to begin again—not by starting over, but by growing, becoming, and moving forward with what we’ve learned.

This mini follow-up episode continues our conversation on church hurt. It’s for those who have been wounded in faith communities, and for those who want to support them well.