Our Walk and Our Talk

Why does the name of the Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-day Saints matter so much? Is it simply a matter of branding, or is there a deeper spiritual significance to using the Savior’s name?

In this special episode of Our Walk & Our Talk, Nathan and Morgan are joined by Brett Campbell to discuss President Russell M. Nelson’s 2018 general conference message, The Correct Name of the Church. Together, they explore why keeping Jesus Christ at the center of the Church’s name is about much more than words—it’s about keeping Him at the center of our faith, testimonies, and lives.

Through personal experiences, scriptural insights, and reflections on prophetic counsel, the conversation explores how seemingly small acts of obedience can lead to profound spiritual blessings. Brett shares how following President Nelson’s counsel helped him recognize Jesus Christ more clearly throughout the scriptures, including in unexpected places in the Old Testament.

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In this episode of Our Walk & Our Talk, Nathan Gunnell and Morgan Evans are joined by special guest Jacob Matthews to study President Henry B. Eyring’s general conference message, “Fear Not, I Am With Thee.” Together, they explore how Jesus Christ sustains us through life’s challenges, refines our spiritual nature, and invites us to become instruments in His hands to bless others.

Through personal experiences, scripture study, and insights from President Eyring’s message, they discuss why trials are essential to our spiritual growth, how we can trust that the Lord will continue to deliver us, and how serving others can bring us closer to the Savior. Jacob also shares a deeply moving experience about his brother Sam, whose faith and Christlike service remained evident even in the final days of his life.

God often meets our needs through other people—and He invites us to be those people. As we turn outward in service, we not only bless others but also become more like the Savior ourselves.

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How do we strengthen our faith when we have unanswered questions? How do we balance secular learning with spiritual knowledge? And how can we share the gospel of Jesus Christ with greater love and confidence?

In this episode of Our Walk & Our Talk, Nathan Gunnell and Morgan Evans discuss President Dallin H. Oaks’ general conference message, “The Gospel of Jesus Christ Is for All.” Together, they explore the invitations President Oaks extends to deepen our discipleship, strengthen our testimonies, and help others come unto Christ.

They discuss the importance of patiently waiting upon the Lord, building faith through daily prayer and scripture study, and developing humility as we seek greater light and knowledge. We also explore how secular and spiritual learning can work together, why personal revelation must align with God's revealed word, and how keeping our covenants through the sacrament and regular temple attendance can protect and strengthen us.

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Join us as we recap the October 2026 General Conference. In this special episode, we discuss some personal highlights and overarching themes we heard from the different messages. How grateful we are for modern prophets and apostles who give us guidance and help us align our lives with the Savior Jesus Christ.

What truly defines us—and how should that identity shape the way we live?

In this episode of Our Walk & Our Talk, Nathan and Morgan are joined by Wade Rasmussen to revisit President Russell M. Nelson’s powerful 2022 devotional, “Choices for Eternity.” Together, they explore the eternal truths that should guide our mortal lives: that we will die, be resurrected through Jesus Christ, and stand before God in judgment.

The conversation dives into three foundational truths President Nelson invites us to understand: who we really are, what Heavenly Father and Jesus Christ have offered us, and what it means to become truly converted. The group also discusses the three identities that should come before every other label—child of God, child of the covenant, and disciple of Jesus Christ—and how those identities can bring clarity and purpose to our work, families, relationships, and daily decisions.

We also talk about eternal perspective, divine potential, spiritual progression, nurturing our testimonies, and learning to see ourselves and others through the Savior’s eyes.

How has this message from Pres. Nelson impacted your life? We would love to hear from you. Comment below or email us at [email protected]

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What does it mean to recognize that Jesus Christ has been walking with us all along—even when we didn’t realize it?

In this episode of Our Walk & Our Talk, Nathan and Morgan dive into Elder Garrett W. Gong’s message, “’Tis Eastertide, No One Walks Alone.” Together, they discuss how we can recognize the Savior through the Holy Ghost, scripture, covenants, and the sacrament—and how faith helps us keep moving forward when we can’t see the whole path.

They also talk about the challenges that come when life doesn’t unfold the way we expected, the sacrifices required to put the kingdom of God first, and Elder Gong’s invitation to “walk with” those who are alone or sad.

Ultimately, this episode is a reminder that no one walks alone. Jesus Christ promises to abide with us, strengthen us, heal us, and help us find our way back to Him.

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What are priesthood keys, and why do they matter in our lives and in the Church?

In this episode of Our Walk & Our Talk, Nathan and Morgan discuss Elder Quentin L. Cook’s conference address “Keys, Covenants, and Easter.” They explore the Atonement of Jesus Christ, the restoration of priesthood keys through Joseph Smith and Oliver Cowdery, and the role Elijah’s sealing keys play in bringing families together for eternity.

Along the way, they discuss why spiritual knowledge requires more than physical evidence, how faith leads us to repentance, and why our understanding of covenants, ordinances, and priesthood keys should change the way we live.

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Marriage is more than a destination—it is a journey of becoming. In this episode of Our Walk & Our Talk, we dive into Elder Neil L. Andersen's message, “Eternal Marriage Is an Eternal Journey.”

Together, we explore how marriage can become a crucible of spiritual refinement, helping us develop greater patience, charity, forgiveness, humility, and Christlike character. We discuss keeping our covenants etched upon our souls, relying on the guidance of the Holy Ghost, finding hope through life's challenges, and remembering that the goal is not to find a perfect spouse, but to continue becoming more like the Savior together.

How can the challenges of marriage strengthen us? How do we keep an eternal perspective through both the happiness and sorrows of life? And where do we find the strength to keep moving forward together?

Join us as we discuss the eternal journey of marriage—and the divine help available to help us become who God desires us to become.

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What changes in our lives because of Jesus Christ?

In this episode of Our Walk & Our Talk, Nate and Morgan dive into Elder Dale G. Renlund’s General Conference message, “Because of Jesus Christ.” They explore how the Savior’s Atonement can help us prioritize what matters most, find strength in repentance, overcome guilt and shame, and face life’s unfairness with hope.

The episode ultimately asks us to consider: Are we giving the Savior our highest priority, and are we allowing His Atonement to change who we are?

As you listen, choose one invitation from Elder Renlund’s message to put into practice this week.

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In this episode, Nathan and Morgan discuss Elder Ronald A. Rasband’s powerful testimony of Jesus Christ in his message, “He Is Risen.”

Together, they explore the central role of the Resurrection in the gospel of Jesus Christ and the hope it gives us for the future. They discuss Christ’s outstretched hands, His power to heal and strengthen us, and the promise that through Him, every affliction will ultimately be overcome. Morgan also shares a deeply personal experience that changed the way he understood the Savior’s promise to “heal” those who come unto Him.

How can the reality that “He is risen” change the way you live today?

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