Ignaz Semmelweis had the best intentions, yet he unknowingly caused harm. What if we’re doing the same in our own lives? Hank looks at ways to recognize your own personal blind spots, how to approach (sometimes hard) feedback with humility, and how to use it to grow in ways you may have never expected.
Transformation takes time. Hank shares the powerful symbolism in C.S. Lewis’s Chronicles of Narnia—how a boy slowly learns, struggles, and is ultimately changed by the Savior. If you find yourself longing for a loved one's (or your own) redemption, Hank shares the good news: the cure has begun.
From a 40-foot fall to a life of purpose, Jeff Griffin shares how to move from paralysis—both physical and spiritual—into action, hope, and possibility. Discover the mindset shift that changed everything for him and can change everything for you. With Christ, your dreams aren’t just possible—they’re promised.
The hardest part about a blind spot is… you don’t know you have one. But everyone else does! Hank talks about the dangers of "blind spots" for leaders, and how you can develop the self-awareness to see your own faults and actually grow.
When we make mistakes, we may feel unworthy—but that doesn’t mean we are worthless. Heavenly Father’s love for you never changes, no matter what. Carmen Herbert shares how your worthiness can never affect your divine worth.
Ryan Shupe shares his modern folk song about corndogs in the Apple Seed Studio.
How does expectation affect our relationship with Jesus Christ? Sister Courtney Rich explores the healing nature of the Savior’s Atonement. She discusses healing anxiety, depression, the importance of commitment through difficulties and the personal nature of Jesus Christ's Atonement.
Tired of the scriptures feeling like a "have to do" item? Join Kristen in this bonus episode where she shares stories of how the scriptures can literally change your life!
Each year, Rob Gardner's "Lamb of God" is performed for audiences around the world. Since its premier in 2010, "Lamb of God" has become a beloved Easter tradition that recounts the final days of the Savior's life through the eyes of those who knew and loved Him. Composer Rob Gardner shares the story of how the oratorio began, how it changed his understanding of Jesus Christ, and why there is always hope in the greatest story ever told.
Some miracles change our lives, but the best ones change our hearts. The leper didn’t just want to feel better—he wanted to be close to Jesus. Laurie Denning shares how Christ’s miracles help us feel His love.