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Depression doesn’t mean you’re failing.
It doesn’t mean your faith is weak.
And it definitely doesn’t mean God has left you.

In this episode of the Latter-Day Ladies podcast, we’re talking about what it really looks like to walk with Christ through depression, the numbness, the heaviness, the quiet prayers that feel unanswered.

I’m sharing truth, hope, and words from prophets and apostles remind us:

You are not broken.
You are not alone.
And you are still deeply loved by Jesus Christ.

If you’re in a season where just getting through the day feels so deeply heavy, this episode is for you 🤍

🎧 Listen now and be reminded that Christ meets you in the darkness—not just after it.

Like a Broken Vessel - Jeffrey R. Holland, October 2013

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Are you actually feeling your emotions… or trying to outrun them?

The Power of Stillness Part 4 came from a really hard week, watching people I love struggle and realizing I can’t fix it… no matter how much I want to.

We talk about:
✨ Learning how to stay present instead of distracting or numbing out
✨ Sitting with hard emotions instead of rushing past them
✨ Letting Jesus Christ meet you in your pain, not just after it

I share a really tender experience with my kids, and how choosing presence over fixing created connection instead of disconnection.

If you’re feeling overwhelmed, anxious, or carrying pain for yourself or someone you love… this episode will meet you right where you are.

There is space for your emotions.
There is purpose in your pain.
And you are not alone, Christ is with you in it. 🤍

🎧 Listen to Power of Stillness Part 4 now on the Latter-Day Ladies Podcast
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Are you actually feeling your emotions… or trying to outrun them?

Power of Stillness Part 4 came from a really hard week—watching people I love struggle and realizing I can’t fix it… no matter how much I want to.

We talk about:
✨ Learning how to stay present instead of distracting or numbing out
✨ Sitting with hard emotions instead of rushing past them
✨ Letting Jesus Christ meet you in your pain, not just after it

I share a really tender experience with my kids, and how choosing presence over fixing created connection instead of disconnection.

If you’re feeling overwhelmed, anxious, or carrying pain for yourself or someone you love… this episode will meet you right where you are.

There is space for your emotions.
There is purpose in your pain.
And you are not alone—Christ is with you in it. 🤍

🎧 Listen to Power of Stillness Part 4 now on the Latter-Day Ladies Podcast
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In today’s episode, I sit down with creators behind "He Will Provide a Way,"  Blake Gillette and Wayne Burton. This movie is a powerful, Christ-centered musical that brings scripture to life in a deeply personal and inspiring way. What started as a few songs written years ago has become a spirit-filled production that is helping families connect more deeply to the Savior and His teachings.

We talk about:
 • How this musical came together over 20+ years
 • The spiritual experiences that shaped the songs
 • Finding faith even without all the answers
 • How God truly does provide a way—even in our hardest moments

If you’ve ever struggled to feel connected, to understand, or to hold onto faith in a noisy world, this episode is for you. 🤍

Come listen, feel, and remember: Christ will provide a way.

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Check out this link to find tickets to your theater!

(Utah, Arizona, Idaho, Canada, & Washington ALL have showings! )

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What if preparing for Easter felt sacred, immersive and deeply personal?

In this powerful episode, I sit down with Jenny Oaks Baker to talk about The Redeemer, a breathtaking musical journey through the life of Jesus Christ that is changing hearts (including mine). From the pre-mortal life to the Resurrection, this production weaves together music, testimony, and storytelling in a way that invites the Spirit.

We talk about:
✨ How immersing herself in the Savior’s life transformed Jenny’s personal relationship with Christ
✨ The power of music to teach the gospel—even to children
✨ What it looks like to share your testimony in a normal and natural way
✨ The beauty of collaboration and using our spiritual gifts together
✨ And a deeply personal reminder that we were never meant to build God’s kingdom alone

This conversation is full of Jenny's light and testimony! If you’re looking for a meaningful way to prepare your heart (and your family) for Easter, this is it. 🤍

Tickets to the following performances can be found here: https://www.jennyoaksbaker.com/

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The Redeemer: Music on the Life of Jesus the Christ @ 7:00 PM Salt Lake City, UT, United States

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The Redeemer: Music on the Life of Jesus the Christ @ 7:00 PM Nampa, ID, United States

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The Redeemer: Music on the Life of Jesus the Christ @ 7:00 PM Cedar City, UT, United States

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The Redeemer: Music on the Life of Jesus the Christ @ 7:00 PM Cedar City, UT, United States

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Okay but can we just talk about how powerful it is when our kids don’t just learn about Jesus… but actually feel like they know Him? 🥹🤍

In this week’s episode of the Latter-Day Ladies Podcast, I sat down with the incredibly talented Natalie — a BYU-trained illustrator and the creator of the most beautiful, gospel-centered children’s books — and we had the sweetest, most honest conversation about raising kids in a relationship with Jesus Christ.

We talked about:

✨ How to teach the Atonement of Jesus Christ in ways children can actually understand
 ✨ Why covenants are about love — not pressure
 ✨ Helping our kids see their “next step” on the covenant path
 ✨ Raising resilient kids in an anxious world
 ✨ Progress over perfection (for us AND for them)
 ✨ Why grace has to come before obedience

If you’re an LDS mom…
 If you’re trying to build a Christ-centered home…
 If you’re navigating homeschooling or public school…
 If you’re fighting perfectionism…
 If you just want to feel closer to the Savior…

This episode is for you.

You don’t earn heaven, You’re learning heaven. 🤍 And we are raising children who are learning it with us.

Go listen. And send it to a friend who is walking the covenant path with you.

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Sometimes prayer feels like pleading and begging for something to change.
Just Hoping God will fix the one thing that feels like the linchpin to our happiness.

But what if prayer was never meant to be a tool to manage our life, and was always meant to be relationship?

In Part 3 of The Power of Stillness, I’m sharing something the Lord has been teaching me, especially through my chronic health journey. There was a moment when I felt prompted to stop praying for healing,and instead start praying for trust and alignment.

And it changed the way I commune with Him. If you’ve ever felt like God was far away in your most sincere prayers, this episode is for you.

🎧 Episode 174 is live.

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What if the gospel wasn’t something we had to rush through… but something we were meant to rest in?

In part two of the Power of Stillness series, I’m sharing how slowing my pace, especially on Sundays, has quietly shifted my worship. When I stopped treating the gospel like a checklist and let myself be present, I felt something I hadn’t felt in a while: peace. Not dramatic. Just steady and real.

We talk about what it looks like to move from doing to being, why sacrifice was never meant to be carried alone, and how slowing down actually makes space for Zion to be built the way the Lord intended, together.

This episode is for the woman who loves the gospel but feels tired… who wants to do what’s right but is craving rest, connection, and renewal.

🎧 Episode 173 of The Latter-Day Ladies Podcast
You’re not meant to run faster, God invites you to come closer.
 

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Lately, I’ve been noticing just how loud the world feels—and how quickly that noise can turn inward. Anxiety. Judgment. The pressure to keep going, keep producing, keep proving.

In this episode of The Latter-Day Ladies Podcast, I talk about mindfulness and the sacred practice of stillness—and how slowing down has helped me find more compassion for myself and a deeper connection to Christ.

We talk about why stillness isn’t laziness, why emotions aren’t a lack of faith, and how Jesus Himself responded to chaos—not with urgency, but with calm presence.

If you’ve been feeling overwhelmed, tender, or exhausted in your spirit, this conversation is for you. There is peace available—not after the storm, but right in the middle of it.

🤍 Be still, and know that He is God.
 

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Finding Faith Through Dating, Marriage, and Divorce — with Angilee Ferguson, Author of "Yes, No, Maybe So: A Comedy of Dating, Divorce, and Devotion"  

In today’s episode, I sit down with AngiLee to talk about dating in the church after 25, marriage, divorce, and the sacred, stretching work of holding onto faith when things don’t turn out the way you planned.

We talk about why there’s no one-size-fits-all guidebook for life.
 How lived experience creates deeper empathy. Letting go of perfectionism and finding rest in Christ. Recognizing God’s hand before we understand His plan. Why writing things down helps us remember who God has been to us

This conversation is honest and deeply hopeful. It’s about choosing faith without knowing the outcome, trusting the Savior more than expectations, and discovering that your worth was never tied to checking the “right” boxes.

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