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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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✨ Finding Tender Mercies: A Life of Faith ✨

Some of the most sacred moments with God don’t come with answers—they come with His peace.

In today’s episode of The Latter-Day Ladies Podcast, I sit down with Sheila Layton from The Beyond Coincidence Podcast to talk about recognizing the tender mercies of the Lord in the middle of the loss of her parents and sister, uncertainty, and unanswered prayers. We talk about what it looks like to trust God when the “why” isn’t clear, how choosing to receive His peace can change everything, and why noticing the small moments matters more than we realize.

This conversation is about faith that keeps showing up, about writing down the miracles we might otherwise forget, and about a God who is quietly, lovingly involved in every detail of our lives.

If you’re walking through something tender—or learning how to notice God’s hand again—this episode is for you!

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If your mind feels like it never stops racing or peace seems just out of reach—you’re not alone. I’ve been there too. 

In this week’s episode of The Latter-Day Ladies Podcast, we’re talking about what it really looks like to walk with Christ through anxiety—not around it. Together we will discuss how rest and stillness take concerted effort when anxious, and how minfulness and therapy can help us breathe again.

Let’s talk about finding peace—not by escaping the storm, but by discovering the Savior who calms it.

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Come join this wonderful conversation with Tess Frame—her warmth, light, and excitement for sharing Christ online is contagious. 

In this episode, we talk about her near death experience, teaching about living the gospel and adding humor, and finding connection with the Lord through creativity. Tess reminds us that living the gospel can be fun, full of laughter, color, and holy purpose—and that joy itself is a sacred form of worship.

If you’ve ever wondered how to bring more lightheartedness and creativity into your discipleship, this episode will make you want to dance in your kitchen and praise Jesus while doing it. 

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We are Creators (Look for future Events!)

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I’m revisiting one of the most personal episodes I’ve ever shared. 

It’s been almost two years since my miscarriage, and looking back now, I can see how the Lord was quietly leading me through every aching step.

What once felt like a deep loss has become a sacred trail—a path where I’ve come to know the Savior more personally than ever before. He’s shown me that nothing we go through is wasted. Every heartbreak, every waiting season, every tear can become a way back to Him.

If you’re in a season of loss, confusion, or quiet healing… this episode is for you. 

Remember that Jesus Christ never stops walking beside you.

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Talk Mentioned: "Come What May, and Love It" Elder Joseph B. Wirthlin, General Conference October 2008

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In this episode of the Latter-Day Ladies Podcast, I share how the hardest parts of our journey can become sacred trails that lead others back to Christ.

It’s about a dear friend who, even through deep health challenges and infertility, chose love and compassion—and showed me that Christ can use every struggle to bless others.

🌿 Turning trials into trails of faith
🌿 Showing up with honesty and compassion
🌿 Using our experiences as divine “talents” to lift others

If you’ve ever wondered whether your pain has purpose, this episode is for you. 

🎧 Tune in to Trials to Trails on the Latter-Day Ladies Podcast — where we find the Savior in real life and walk each other home.

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Elder Dieter F. Uchtdorf "Do Your Part with All Your Heart"  - October 2025 GC

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TRIGGER WARNING: Abuse, childhood trauma

✨ New Series: Trials to Trails ✨

In this powerful first episode, Jennie opens up about her personal journey with depression, therapy, and healing through Christ. She shares how the Lord guided her to the right therapist, what she’s learned through Internal Family Systems therapy, and how she’s found deep emotional and spiritual healing by inviting the Savior into her pain.

This conversation is raw, sacred, and full of hope—a reminder that our trials can become trails leading us back to Jesus. 💛

If you’ve ever wondered how therapy and faith can work together, or how to find Christ in the middle of your hardest moments, this episode is for you.

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Books on IFS Therapy:

No Bad Parts: Healing Trauma and Restoring Wholeness with the Internal Family Systems Model (Haven't read this yet, but its the same author as the other book and he is amazing.)

You Are the One You've Been Waiting For: Applying Internal Family Systems to Intimate Relationships (I have read this 3x and its incredible!)

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Looking to fill your life with good books, follow your purpose, and embrace the power of story? 📚💛

On this episode of the Latter-Day Ladies Podcast, I’m chatting with Mindi Eldredge—about inspiring creativity, nurturing both minds and hearts, and creating resources that bless families.

Mindi was a writer for The Good and the Beautiful,  founded The Mindful Heart homeschool program, and most recently launched a free digital library: InspiredBooks.org.

We talk about how learning, storytelling, and intentional purpose can shape our lives and the lives of those we love. 

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Mindi's Homeschool Curriculum: The Mindful Heart

Hidden Wedges - President Thomas S. Monson

Elder Kevin Hamilton - Act Not Acted Upon

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In this week’s Latter-Day Ladies Podcast, we’re exploring HOPE—not the wishful kind, but the deep, sustaining gift of the Spirit.

Because of the Atonement and Resurrection of Jesus Christ, hope becomes an anchor to our souls—a promise and a commandment we’re invited to live every day. This hope brings peace, mercy, rejoicing, and gladness, even in the hardest seasons.

We’ll also dive into Elder Uchtdorf’s powerful talk “The Infinite Power of Hope” and learn how to nurture real hope in daily life and feel the Savior’s power steady you through every storm.

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The Infinite Power of Hope- October 2008

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🎉 Our beloved prophet, President Russell M. Nelson, just turned 101!

In this week’s episode of the Latter-Day Ladies Podcast, we’re celebrating his incredible life and ministry by revisiting some of his most powerful teachings. From joy and covenants to focusing on Jesus Christ, President Nelson has blessed us with counsel that continues to change lives.

Join me as we honor his voice, his example, and the way he always points us back to the Savior. 💛

Our Identity and Our Destiny-Tad R. Callister BYU Devo

"A Plea to My Sisters" October 2015 general conference

"Think Celestial!" October 2023 general conference

"Lessons from Eve" October 1987 general conference

“With God Nothing Shall Be Impossible” April 1988 general conference

"The Lord Jesus Christ Will Come Again" October 2024 general conference

"Spiritual Treasures"- October 2019 general conference

"The Everlasting Covenant" By President Russell M. Nelson