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Sometimes prayer feels like pleading and begging for something to change.
Just Hoping God will fix the one thing that feels like the linchpin to our happiness.

But what if prayer was never meant to be a tool to manage our life, and was always meant to be relationship?

In Part 3 of The Power of Stillness, I’m sharing something the Lord has been teaching me, especially through my chronic health journey. There was a moment when I felt prompted to stop praying for healing,and instead start praying for trust and alignment.

And it changed the way I commune with Him. If you’ve ever felt like God was far away in your most sincere prayers, this episode is for you.

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What if the gospel wasn’t something we had to rush through… but something we were meant to rest in?

In part two of the Power of Stillness series, I’m sharing how slowing my pace, especially on Sundays, has quietly shifted my worship. When I stopped treating the gospel like a checklist and let myself be present, I felt something I hadn’t felt in a while: peace. Not dramatic. Just steady and real.

We talk about what it looks like to move from doing to being, why sacrifice was never meant to be carried alone, and how slowing down actually makes space for Zion to be built the way the Lord intended, together.

This episode is for the woman who loves the gospel but feels tired… who wants to do what’s right but is craving rest, connection, and renewal.

🎧 Episode 173 of The Latter-Day Ladies Podcast
You’re not meant to run faster, God invites you to come closer.

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Lately, I’ve been noticing just how loud the world feels—and how quickly that noise can turn inward. Anxiety. Judgment. The pressure to keep going, keep producing, keep proving.

In this episode of The Latter-Day Ladies Podcast, I talk about mindfulness and the sacred practice of stillness—and how slowing down has helped me find more compassion for myself and a deeper connection to Christ.

We talk about why stillness isn’t laziness, why emotions aren’t a lack of faith, and how Jesus Himself responded to chaos—not with urgency, but with calm presence.

If you’ve been feeling overwhelmed, tender, or exhausted in your spirit, this conversation is for you. There is peace available—not after the storm, but right in the middle of it.

🤍 Be still, and know that He is God.

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Finding Faith Through Dating, Marriage, and Divorce — with Angilee Ferguson, Author of "Yes, No, Maybe So: A Comedy of Dating, Divorce, and Devotion"

In today’s episode, I sit down with AngiLee to talk about dating in the church after 25, marriage, divorce, and the sacred, stretching work of holding onto faith when things don’t turn out the way you planned.

We talk about why there’s no one-size-fits-all guidebook for life.
How lived experience creates deeper empathy. Letting go of perfectionism and finding rest in Christ. Recognizing God’s hand before we understand His plan. Why writing things down helps us remember who God has been to us

This conversation is honest and deeply hopeful. It’s about choosing faith without knowing the outcome, trusting the Savior more than expectations, and discovering that your worth was never tied to checking the “right” boxes.

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✨ Finding Tender Mercies: A Life of Faith ✨

Some of the most sacred moments with God don’t come with answers—they come with His peace.

In today’s episode of The Latter-Day Ladies Podcast, I sit down with Sheila Layton from The Beyond Coincidence Podcast to talk about recognizing the tender mercies of the Lord in the middle of the loss of her parents and sister, uncertainty, and unanswered prayers. We talk about what it looks like to trust God when the “why” isn’t clear, how choosing to receive His peace can change everything, and why noticing the small moments matters more than we realize.

This conversation is about faith that keeps showing up, about writing down the miracles we might otherwise forget, and about a God who is quietly, lovingly involved in every detail of our lives.

If you’re walking through something tender—or learning how to notice God’s hand again—this episode is for you!

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If your mind feels like it never stops racing or peace seems just out of reach—you’re not alone. I’ve been there too.

In this week’s episode of The Latter-Day Ladies Podcast, we’re talking about what it really looks like to walk with Christ through anxiety—not around it. Together we will discuss how rest and stillness take concerted effort when anxious, and how minfulness and therapy can help us breathe again.

Let’s talk about finding peace—not by escaping the storm, but by discovering the Savior who calms it.

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Come join this wonderful conversation with Tess Frame—her warmth, light, and excitement for sharing Christ online is contagious.

In this episode, we talk about her near death experience, teaching about living the gospel and adding humor, and finding connection with the Lord through creativity. Tess reminds us that living the gospel can be fun, full of laughter, color, and holy purpose—and that joy itself is a sacred form of worship.

If you’ve ever wondered how to bring more lightheartedness and creativity into your discipleship, this episode will make you want to dance in your kitchen and praise Jesus while doing it.

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I’m revisiting one of the most personal episodes I’ve ever shared.

It’s been almost two years since my miscarriage, and looking back now, I can see how the Lord was quietly leading me through every aching step.

What once felt like a deep loss has become a sacred trail—a path where I’ve come to know the Savior more personally than ever before. He’s shown me that nothing we go through is wasted. Every heartbreak, every waiting season, every tear can become a way back to Him.

If you’re in a season of loss, confusion, or quiet healing… this episode is for you.

Remember that Jesus Christ never stops walking beside you.

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Talk Mentioned: "Come What May, and Love It" Elder Joseph B. Wirthlin, General Conference October 2008