What do you do when your spiritual journey feels harder and more unfair than you expected? In this episode, Adam Harmon takes us on an introspective account of some of the difficult challenges that he faced on his mission, along with some the powerful lessons he learned along the way that ultimately helped him to find empathy, strengthen his faith, and discover his true character.
What if your darkest trials could ultimately become your brightest testimony? In this powerful episode of Latter-Day Lights, we hear the incredible story of Jenna Frandsen—a woman who transformed her life from the depths of addiction, grief, and trauma to becoming a light for others. From losing her husband and battling substance abuse to discovering her divine purpose, Jenna's journey is a testament to the healing power of Christ and the strength found in remembering who we truly are.
This week, we’re joined by Jana Spangler for a powerful and practical conversation about emotions—especially the ones we’ll do just about anything to avoid feeling.Jana explains that emotions aren’t our enemies; they’re signals—messages from deep within us, rooted in ancient systems designed to guide and protect us. While emotions can feel overwhelming or even painful, learning to pay attention to them—rather than suppress or ignore them—helps us understand what’s really going on and respond with greater clarity, wisdom, and connection.She breaks down what emotions actually are, how they begin in our bodies, and why listening to them is key to living a healthier, more wholehearted life.
What’s the connection between agency, thoughts, and emotions? Coach Mike Gardiner helps you unlock the key to your own personal power, resilience, and finding a renewed sense of purpose.
Speaker Meg Johnson reflects on an ancestor’s childhood Christmas when Santa Claus almost skipped their family’s house! Discover this touching story of hope, resilience, and the magical moments that turned a potential day without Christmas into something truly extraordinary.
In this episode, host Heather sits down with coach Michelle Keil to explore the intersection of science, psychology, and the spiritual process of repentance. Together, they redefine repentance as a joyful and empowering experience rather than one rooted in fear or shame. Michelle shares insights into the science of neuroplasticity, explaining how the brain's ability to rewire itself supports lasting change.
How do we stay on the covenant path when life takes an unexpected turn?
This is a rebroadcast. The episode originally ran in April 2020. Professor Susan R. Madsen is the Karen Haight Huntsman Endowed Professor of Leadership in the Jon M. Huntsman School of Business at Utah State University. Dr. Madsen is considered one of the top global scholars and thought leaders on the topic of women and leadership and has authored or edited nine books and published hundreds of articles, chapters, and reports.
This week, we’re thrilled to share a conversation with Hannah Packard Crowther about her new book, Gracing, the latest release from Faith Matters Publishing. We love Hannah's profound wisdom, lyrical writing, and her invitation to reflect on grace in entirely new ways, the book also features stunning, original, artwork by J. Kirk Richards.
Have you ever wondered how to find joy in the midst of chronic pain?