The Miracle Project

On September 1st, we set a goal to reach a million people by December 31st. On October 29th, we got there, two months early.

In this episode it’s just the two of us. We talk about what this milestone means to us, the miracles we’ve seen along the way, and how something as small as a seed of faith can grow into something we never could have planned. We’re still amazed that while we’re asleep, someone in Africa can be touched by one of these conversations.

We also get honest about the behind-the-scenes. We don’t get paid to do this. We actually pay to do it. We’re both full-time students who also work, and we want to make The Miracle Project sustainable so we can keep blessing more people for the long term. So we’re opening the door for anyone who wants to be part of it, and to be that miracle for someone else.

If all you can do right now is listen, we love that too. You being here is a miracle to us.

What we look for, we find.

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What happens when we use the tools God has given us to do His work?

In this episode, we sit down with Eli Morgan to talk about miracles, artificial intelligence, personal revelation, and the power of the Atonement of Jesus Christ.

While serving his mission in Thailand, Eli was assigned to train missionaries throughout the country on using AI to further missionary work. He shares incredible stories of the miracles they witnessed and the success they experienced.

Eli also opens up about personal struggles with pornography, finding hope through the Atonement, and learning that God knows each of us individually. He shares how God has guided him through important decisions and unexpected opportunities.

We live in an incredible time where technology allows us to share the light of Jesus Christ with people across the world, right from our fingertips.

We hope this conversation reminds you that God knows you personally, He is aware of your struggles, and He can use you to do extraordinary things.

Expect miracles.

In some of the darkest moments of her life, Anna Francis discovered a truth that changed everything: God will meet us wherever we are.

In this episode of The Miracle Project, Anna opens up about the challenges she faced as a teenager, her journey back to Jesus Christ, and the powerful experience in the temple that helped her feel His love again.

We talk about finding light in the darkness, trusting God through trials, recognizing His hand in the little things, and discovering joy even when life doesn't go as planned.

Anna's story is a beautiful reminder that no matter how lost, broken, or alone we may feel, Jesus Christ understands us, loves us, and will never leave us.

We hope this conversation helps you recognize His hand in your own life.

Where have you seen God's hand in your life recently?

What if the only thing standing between you and a miracle is asking for one?

Coleton and Gabby sit down with Sam Case, Coleton’s friend since sixth grade in Idaho, just weeks after Sam started reading the Book of Mormon every day for the first time in his life. He shares why it’s okay to “just check the box” on hard days, how praying for miracles changed the way he sees God’s hand, and why “the second you choose to acknowledge Christ in your everyday life is the second you’ll see Him.”

Sam also opens up about stress, feeling like he wasn’t good enough, and a that changed how he sees hard times: life isn’t dragging you through the mud for nothing.

If you’ve ever felt stuck, unseen or not enough, this one is for you.

In this episode of The Miracle Project, Coleton sits down with his longtime friend Josh Haws to talk about recognizing God's hand in the everyday moments of life.

Coleton and Josh first met at 17 years old on a humanitarian trip to the Philippines. Neither knew how much that experience, or their friendship, would impact their lives. Years later, they've continued to be there for each other through life's ups and downs.

From growing up in an imperfect family to navigating challenges, building meaningful friendships, and developing faith in Jesus Christ, Josh shares personal experiences and insights that remind us God is often working in ways we don't always immediately recognize.

Sometimes the miracle isn't a change in our circumstances, but the people God places in our lives and the ways He helps us grow through them. What we look for, we find.

It’s easy to recognize God’s hand when everything works out. But what about when it doesn’t?

In this episode, we sit down with Brad Wilcox for a conversation about finding God in the moments that are hard, uncertain, and different from what we prayed for.

We talk about trusting God regardless of the outcome, recognizing the small and simple miracles we often overlook, and understanding that sometimes Jesus calms the storm—and sometimes He calms us instead.

Sometimes the miracle may be less about changing our circumstances and more about changing us.

Brother Brad Wilcox shares powerful perspectives on faith, agency, missionary work, growth, and learning to recognize the small and simple ways God is working in our lives.

Sometimes the miracle is the outcome we prayed for. Sometimes it’s the strength to keep going. And sometimes, we may not recognize the miracle until we learn to look for it.

Because what we look for, we find.

What if the miracles started before we ever got to Guatemala? 🇬🇹

In this episode, Coleton and Gabby share the story behind their Guatemala humanitarian trip and some of the many ways they saw God’s hand bringing it all together.

From the people who signed up, to unexpected answers and little moments that seemed to fall into place at just the right time, looking back made one thing clear: God was in the details.

Sometimes miracles are obvious. Other times, we don’t recognize them until we look back.

Our hope is that this conversation helps you reflect on your own life and notice the ways God may be guiding you—even in the moments that seem like coincidences.

What we look for, we find.

After two years away serving a mission, Owen Stoddard is finally home. For the first time in two years, he and his younger brother Corban are together again.

But not for long.

Corban is now preparing to leave on a two-year mission of his own—meaning these brothers will spend nearly four years without really getting to do life together.

And miraculously, both of them were called to speak the Haitian Creole language.

In this episode, we sit down with Owen and Corban during this unique moment between one mission ending and another beginning. We talk about what Owen learned from two years of serving God, how his faith changed, the miracles he experienced, and what Corban is feeling as he prepares to begin that journey himself.

It's a conversation about brotherhood, faith, sacrifice, and trusting God enough to go where He calls you.

We believe that what we look for, we find. Our hope is that these conversations help all of us recognize God's hand a little more in our own lives.

Thanks for being here. 🤍

What does it actually mean to know who you are?

In Episode 2 of The Miracle Project, we sit down with Brayden Black to talk about confidence, identity, and recognizing God’s hand in our lives. Brayden shares his journey from struggling with confidence to helping others recognize their worth, gifts, and potential. We talk about what it means to see ourselves and others as children of God, how our identity can change the way we live, and one of the simplest ways we can feel more of God’s love.

The Miracle Project exists to help people recognize God’s hand in their everyday lives. We believe miracles are happening all around us—and what we look for, we find. If something in this episode speaks to you, share it with someone who might need it.

Where have you seen God’s hand in your life lately?

— The Miracle Project Coleton & Gabby

Welcome to The Miracle Project! 🤍 In our first episode, we share why we started The Miracle Project and the vision behind it: to create a community of people who intentionally look for God’s hand in their everyday lives—and share what they find. We believe miracles aren’t reserved for people with huge platforms or dramatic stories. Every person is a child of God with infinite worth, and every story matters. Sometimes His hand shows up in life-changing moments, and sometimes it’s in the smallest details. Our hope is to create a space where people from all backgrounds feel welcome to share their experiences, hear the experiences of others, and strengthen their faith along the way. We’re on this journey too. We don’t have it all figured out—we just believe there’s power in looking for God together. What we look for, we find. Welcome to The Miracle Project. We’re glad you’re here. 🤍 #TheMiracleProject #Miracles #Faith #God #LDSPodcast #LDS