Before Snowbird had cabins or kitchens, it had creek showers, porta potties, and a small group of people committed to building something that would last. Anne (Tully) Tuttle was one of them. A quiet new believer who first came as a student, she eventually joined the staff—shaped not by hype, but by Scripture, discipleship, and people who showed up.

In this episode, Anne shares what those early summers were really like. She also reflects on the 2007 accident that changed everything for the Snowbird team—and how grief, community, and worship shaped her in the years that followed.

Tune in to hear her wild No Sanity story.

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After a missionary was martyred in Africa, his family chose forgiveness over revenge and everything changed. Their story of grief, grace, and obedience sparked transformation in places no one expected.

In this part two episode, Lewis and Emily share how God brought their two families together through loss and calling, eventually leading them back to the very place of violence and tragedy with a message of hope. You’ll hear powerful accounts of facing the man who killed Emily’s husband and how she chose forgiveness instead of bitterness.

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We Died Before We Came Here

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In this episode, we sit down with Emily Foreman to hear her story, from a small town in the U.S. to an African city that calls itself 100% Muslim. Emily and her late husband, Stephen, began their mission work in prisons and by giving microloans. Over time, they built strong friendships and quietly shared their faith, even though local laws made it risky and danger was growing.

After militants killed tourists nearby, most aid workers left the country. But Emily and Stephen chose to stay and continue their calling. When tragedy struck, Emily responded with forgiveness that broke down fear and opened new doors. Today, their work continues through family and friends who carry on the torch of love, courage, and faithfulness.

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We Died Before We Came Here

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How do you forgive someone while still protecting the people you love?

In this bonus episode, Brody clarifies the story behind a 3 a.m. call, a threatening voicemail, and the difficult choice to forgive a teen—while still protecting his daughters and community.

He digs deeper into why grace doesn’t erase consequences and what Scripture teaches about trust, safety, and redemption. If the last episode left you with questions, this one brings clarity and hope.

Is Forgiveness Always Required (Parts 1 + 2)

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In this part two episode on forgiveness, Brody shares a personal story of receiving a threatening call about his daughter and how he chose to forgive the young man behind it—while still maintaining firm boundaries to protect his family.

Using powerful examples from Scripture like Moses, David, and Paul, Brody explores the tension between grace and lasting consequences. Forgiveness may come in a moment, but healing takes time—and it doesn’t always erase the impact of what’s been done.

If you're struggling with forgiveness, bitterness, or boundaries, this episode offers hope and wisdom. 

Is Forgiveness Always Required? Pt. 1

Demas, Drifting, and How to Stay Faithful

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In this episode, Brody shares real stories from his time in ministry about conflict, forgiveness, and finding peace with God. He reflects on Psalm 133:1 — “How good and pleasant it is when God’s people live together in unity” — and what it really means when unity feels out of reach.

Even when others don’t forgive or agree, Brody reminds us that we can still be right with the Lord. Through personal experience and biblical truth, he offers encouragement for handling conflict with grace and walking in redemption.

Psalm 133:1

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In Part Two of Josh Haskell’s journey out of Mormonism, we go deeper into the transformation that took place after he discovered Jesus. Josh shares how Scripture not only exposed false teachings but reshaped his entire way of thinking. From memorizing the Word to navigating the cost of leaving behind his Mormon roots—including family estrangement—Josh reveals what it really means to follow Christ.

His story is a powerful reminder that true salvation isn’t about letting the truth of God’s Word change everything.

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The assassination of Charlie Kirk and the murder of a Ukrainian refugee in Charlotte have shaken many, raising urgent questions about truth, persecution, and the Christian response to growing hostility. In this episode, we reflect on Charlie Kirk’s legacy of respectful dialogue, the cost of speaking truth in today’s world, and the wisdom scripture offers in times of grief and confusion.

Jesus warned that persecution would come—and history confirms it. Yet even in the face of evil, God remains sovereign. We’ll explore what it means to stand firm with conviction, to defend the vulnerable with grace, and to fix our eyes on eternity rather than fear. Turn off the noise, open God’s Word, and rediscover the peace that only Christ can provide.

Psalm 5

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When Josh Haskell left Mormonism, he discovered the true God of the Bible was nothing like the one he'd grown up with. Now a Christian educator, Josh reveals how Mormonism uses Christian terms—like “Jesus,” “grace,” and “God”—but redefines them completely.

He shares the moment Isaiah 6 shattered his view of God: “The God I worship isn’t holy—he’s just an exalted man.” From becoming gods to baptisms for the dead, a works-based salvation, and idolizing Joseph Smith, Josh exposes the key differences between Mormonism and true Christianity.

His story is both a warning about deceptive theology and a powerful testimony of God’s truth. You do not want to miss this two part series! 

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In this special episode of No Sanity Required, Brody shares powerful listener stories from across the country—testimonies of lives changed, marriages formed, and families coming to Christ through the ministry. These heartfelt comments reveal how God is using the podcast to impact people far beyond Snowbird. Brody also gives a sneak peek at what’s ahead, including a two-part interview with a former Mormon, conversations on cults vs. Christianity, and upcoming guests like a former FBI agent and LMNT program leaders. Don’t miss this encouraging and honest look at how God is working through No Sanity Required.

Too Far Gone? A Story of Tragedy, Hope, and Redemption.

Red Oak Chruch

Snowbird Teaching Podcast

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