Just me today folks so it'll be a little shorter! Please feedback on this idea of choosing our saviors and who they are in our lives!

DISCLAIMER: The recording platform I use for this show is going through a transition and so now I can't have my old background music :(. They are saying they are working on it and I'll do my best to make the shows cleaner.

In this episode Coach Ward and I dive into Jesus Christ's role in living a dynamic and fulfilling life, and how to do it.

Please enjoy mine and Kristen's conversation on conversion! Kristen is an amazing teacher and is deep in her scriptural knowledge. It was a privilege to record with her and hear her take on the primary answers and the work it takes to be converted.

Well today one of the other Joseph Smiths is on the show to talk a little about humility and having a "Broken Heart" and a "Contrite Spirit"

If you haven't already you should check out the Mellow Dramatic podcast with my good friend Aj, hear his takes on pop-culture and check out my special episode on Green Day! Link Below__

Podcast: https://open.spotify.com/show/1oYMeUtC7Sqwtmg3WYMI2p?si=c90700e10d124419

Special Guest today is Todd Sylvester, he is an amazing man and his story of redemption is one of the most powerful ones I have ever heard. Listen in to hear how he beat "The Bully" and recovered from his addictions.

Curt Wakefield has been a seminary teacher for 20 years, in that time he has learned much about young people and Jesus Christ's affect on them. Listen to hear his experience and to hear his awesome testimony on the Light of Christ.

Happy New Years! What are your New Years Resolutions?? Listen to see how you can be part of the 9% that fulfill and finish their resolution.

I hope you enjoy The Anniversary by Martha Sangster as The Joseph Smith Show's Christmas Special Episode! Please share with your families as this is a story very special to mine.

What relationships are most important to you? What can we do to cultivate meaningful relationships? Listen to mine and Ruby's conversation on these questions.

Forgive: (verb) The act of love that entails remembrance of an event of harm, and in so doing deciding and relaying that it doesn't matter anymore.