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What if the only thing standing between you and a miracle is asking for one?

Coleton and Gabby sit down with Sam Case, Coleton’s friend since sixth grade in Idaho, just weeks after Sam started reading the Book of Mormon every day for the first time in his life. He shares why it’s okay to “just check the box” on hard days, how praying for miracles changed the way he sees God’s hand, and why “the second you choose to acknowledge Christ in your everyday life is the second you’ll see Him.”

Sam also opens up about stress, feeling like he wasn’t good enough, and a that changed how he sees hard times: life isn’t dragging you through the mud for nothing.

If you’ve ever felt stuck, unseen or not enough, this one is for you.

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In this episode of The Miracle Project, Coleton sits down with his longtime friend Josh Haws to talk about recognizing God's hand in the everyday moments of life.

Coleton and Josh first met at 17 years old on a humanitarian trip to the Philippines. Neither knew how much that experience, or their friendship, would impact their lives. Years later, they've continued to be there for each other through life's ups and downs.

From growing up in an imperfect family to navigating challenges, building meaningful friendships, and developing faith in Jesus Christ, Josh shares personal experiences and insights that remind us God is often working in ways we don't always immediately recognize.

Sometimes the miracle isn't a change in our circumstances, but the people God places in our lives and the ways He helps us grow through them. What we look for, we find.

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It’s easy to recognize God’s hand when everything works out. But what about when it doesn’t?

In this episode, we sit down with Brad Wilcox for a conversation about finding God in the moments that are hard, uncertain, and different from what we prayed for.

We talk about trusting God regardless of the outcome, recognizing the small and simple miracles we often overlook, and understanding that sometimes Jesus calms the storm—and sometimes He calms us instead.

Sometimes the miracle may be less about changing our circumstances and more about changing us.

Brother Brad Wilcox shares powerful perspectives on faith, agency, missionary work, growth, and learning to recognize the small and simple ways God is working in our lives.

Sometimes the miracle is the outcome we prayed for. Sometimes it’s the strength to keep going. And sometimes, we may not recognize the miracle until we learn to look for it.

Because what we look for, we find.