What if the strength you need isn’t in pushing harder but in quietly enduring with faith?

In this episode of Where We Meet, we’re turning our attention to a group of often-overlooked women in The Book of Mormon: the wives of Nephi and his brothers, found in 1 Nephi 17:1–4. Though unnamed in the scriptures, their story is one of grit, grace, and quiet obedience in the wilderness.

We explore what it means to be both afflicted and greatly blessed and how the Lord gives real power to Latter-day Saint women who choose to endure with faith, even when the journey feels never-ending.

Audra shares a tender personal story from her own wilderness season. As she likens the scriptures to her own life, you'll feel seen in your own afflictions and reminded that the Lord is always with you.

Whether you're in a literal or emotional wilderness right now, this episode will help you recognize God's hand, reframe what it means to be “strong,” and lean into quiet but powerful discipleship.

In this episode, you’ll learn:

• What The Book of Mormon teaches about quiet, faithful women and why they matter
• How to liken the scriptures to your current season (even if it feels nothing like ancient wilderness)
• Why obedience isn’t about perfection, but positioning yourself to receive strength and direction from Christ

This episode is especially for Latter-day Saint women who are tired, stretched thin, or wondering if their quiet efforts matter. The truth is: they do.

The Lord sees your unseen service.
 He blesses your obedient heart.
 And He gives real power to those who look to Him.

Resources mentioned:

Press Forward

Psalms 69:2-3 (KJV)

Compensating Blessings by Bishop Gerald Causse (4/2025)

1 Nephi 17:1-4 (the Book of Mormon)

If this episode spoke to your heart, would you take a moment to leave a review or share it with a friend? Your kind words help more women find the show. More goodness being listened to leads to more goodness being shared.

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Have you ever stood for something you believed in and realized you were completely alone?

In Helaman 10, we find Nephi (the son of Helaman) at a spiritual crossroads. Abandoned by the crowd, yet confirmed by God.

In this episode, we explore what it means to align our deeds with God's will, and how daily obedience (even when unseen) leads to real, lasting power.

We’ll walk through this sacred chapter together, drawing strength from Nephi’s example and reflecting on the promises God makes to those who stay faithful. I’ll also share a personal story about a time Elder Dale G Renlund answered a question I had been too scared to ask and how verses 4–5 of this chapter became a personal witness to me that the Lord sees our efforts and accepts them.

In this episode, you’ll learn:

• The difference between deeds and works, and why both matter to God
• Why daily repentance strengthens your ability to choose what’s right, even when it’s hard
• How one faithful act can become a turning point in your personal spiritual power

🎧 Listen now and take one small step toward aligning your life more fully with Him.

If this episode encouraged you, I’d be so grateful if you’d leave a rating or review. Your words help more women discover the podcast and remind them they’re not walking this path alone.

Resources mentioned:

Helaman 10

"The Power of Spiritual Momentum" Russell M Nelson, April 2022 general conference

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Have you ever found yourself in a season where all the usual answers feel thin? Where your prayers feel more like wrestling matches than peaceful conversations?

If you’ve been there (or if you're there right now) you’re not alone. And you’re not broken. 

In this episode of Where We Meet, we step into the story of Enos, whose prayer in one short chapter of the Book of Mormon shows us what it means to pray with your whole soul.

Enos’s story is raw, real, and refreshingly relevant. It begins in an ordinary moment but turns into a life-altering encounter with the Lord. 

This episode is for the woman who loves Jesus but feels spiritually worn out. It’s for the one wondering if prayer still works. It’s for the heart that wants to believe but just needs a little help holding on.

We’ll explore:

 • What Enos’s wrestle teaches us about faith in action and personal growth
 • Why remembering spiritual roots, even imperfect ones, can steady us in crisis
 • How turning outward after a personal revelation invites deeper peace

We also reflect on how the Lord often leads with forgiveness. And we’ll talk about what it looks like to plant seeds for a future we may not get to see, trusting the Lord to fulfill His promises in His time.

You’ll leave this episode feeling encouraged to keep going, to keep praying, and to keep looking to Christ, especially if things feel unclear or hard. Because sometimes prayer doesn’t change the situation right away. But it always changes you.

Resources Mentioned:

'Simple Is the Doctrine of Christ' by Henry B Eyring

Enos

3 Nephi 5:14

D&C 3:19

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In this deeply personal episode, I share the story behind how this podcast came to be. What started as a tormented release from a church calling became an invitation to create something new. Something rooted in personal revelation, bold testimony, and a longing to remind others that the Savior meets us in the middle of our mess, not once we’ve figured everything out.

If you’ve ever wondered what God is preparing you for, or felt a prompting that didn’t come with a roadmap, this episode will speak to your heart.

You’ll hear:

• The journal entries, scriptures, and conference talks that sparked the idea for this podcast
• How the Lord gently nudged me from guilt to confidence after being released from a calling
• An honest reflection on what it feels like to follow promptings when you can’t see the end from the beginning

I’ll also share insights from President Russell M. Nelson and Elder Dieter F. Uchtdorf on the power of personal revelation and what it means to testify boldly, even when your story feels unfinished.

If you’re in a quiet waiting season, facing change, or just need a reminder that your voice matters, I hope you find it here.

Mentioned in this episode:

"Revelation for the Church, Revelation for Our Lives" by Russell M Nelson

"By This All Will Know That You Are My Disciples" by Dieter F Uchtdorf

If you have an encounter with the Savior that you want to share on the Where We Meet podcast, fill out this form and I'll be in touch.

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Have you ever felt like people made up their minds about you based on one small part of your story? Same. And so did Zacchaeus.

In this episode, we’re walking through Luke 19 and the story of Zacchaeus, a man most people dismissed, but Jesus saw him differently. We’ll unpack what it means to really see someone the way Christ does, even when the crowd wants to look the other way.

You’ll hear:
 What climbing a tree teaches us about faith
 Why judgment keeps us from seeing people clearly
 How Christ invites us to love people as they are, but still point them to His truth

Plus, I’m sharing a personal story that reminded me how easy it is to miss someone’s goodness when we’re too focused on assumptions.

This is where we meet, right in the middle of being misunderstood and being met with divine compassion.

Mentioned in this episode:

• Believe, Love, Do by Dieter F Uchtdorf
• Luke 19
• Ezekiel 34:16
• 2 Nephi 26:25

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Are you:

Feeling unseen?

Wanting to share your testimony, but not sure how to do it?

Thinking no one cares about your story?

In the messy middle and struggling to feel a connection to  Christ?

If you answered yes to any of these, then this podcast is for you.

In this intro episode, I'm sharing the heart behind Where We Meet, a Christ-centered podcast created to help Latter-day Saint women see the Savior’s hand in their own story. And then finding the courage to testify boldly about what you discovered.

Whether you’re tuning in from a quiet corner of your home, on a walk to decompress, or driving to another church responsibility - this is where we meet.

In this episode, you’ll learn:

• Why a regular woman (like me) decided to create a podcast
• What to expect from upcoming episodes (hint: scripture deep dives + real-life stories)
• An invitation to act this week