Turning To Him

Nathan shared his life experiences with Zach. They discussed Nathan's recent move from California to Idaho, his homeschooling background, and his mission in New Mexico. Nathan also shared his podcast and book, which focus on sharing mission experiences and finding one's purpose. The conversation concluded with Nathan's insights on his faith and the importance of repentance.

Although Megan has been a member of the Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-day Saints her entire life, she shares how her cancer diagnosis was the genesis of her conversion.

Kamden shares her personal journey with ADHD, focusing on how it impacts her daily life. She discusses memory and task completion challenges, and shares her coping strategies, such as using visual aids and systems that align with her unique thought processes.

In this YouTube interview, Zach talks to Sarah, a 19-year-old nursing student at BYU. Sarah shares her battle with an eating disorder that began when she was just 12 years old, driven by a desire to fit in with her friends during a period of self-discovery.

During the conversation, Sarah reveals a turning point in her journey to recovery. She discusses how she hit a low point and discovered that the Atonement offered her hope beyond just dealing with sin and repentance. This powerful interview highlights the personal struggles of overcoming an eating disorder and the transformative impact of the Atonement in Sarah's life.

Noelle and Zach discussed their fiftieth episode, focusing on Noelle's book, "Beauty for Ashes, Divorce, and the Latter Day Saint Woman," which features a symbolic cover depicting her divorce experience. They explored the challenges and rewards of blending their family of six teenagers after Noelle's husband lost his first wife. Noelle emphasized the importance of maintaining individual roles and clear boundaries, not aiming to replace the deceased mother but to support her new husband and children. They discussed overcoming initial community resistance and stressed the significance of personal revelation in family management. Noelle shared moving experiences, including challenges faced during travel and a sense of spiritual support. They underscored the importance of prioritizing their unique family plan over external advice and highlighted their approach of fostering respect, not necessarily love, among the children. The conversation concluded with a poignant moment from Christmas 2019, witnessing their children's affection and thoughtfulness, marking the success of their family blending strategy.

Everest and Zach have a wide-ranging discussion about Everest's life experiences, including his diverse upbringing and extensive travel. They talk about the importance of emotional processing, the power of spiritual feeling, and the influence of family dynamics. Everest shares how his experiences have shaped his ability to adapt and connect with people from different backgrounds. They also discuss their experiences with journaling, baptism, and missionary work.

After her first marriage ended, Noelle started reviewing every aspect of her life. If it brought her close to her Savior, it stayed, if it didn't, it was removed. Through this process, she began to be less concerned with what she was doing as a follower of Christ, and more concerned with who she was becoming as a follower of Christ.

Taylor Cutler shares her deeply personal journey of navigating life on shifting sand. Taylor's moving testimony sheds light on the challenges she faced being a member of the Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-day Saints with divorced parents, and finding out where her real worth comes from.

Bo Hopkins's life changed almost overnight when his son started exhibiting some unusual behavior.

Each of us has gifts that we can use to serve others. When Lena Phillips started creating portraits to bless grieving families, she wouldn't have guessed the blessings in brought into her own life.