Have you ever experienced a faith crisis? Are you going through one now? Today you can find hope through Michael McLean’s story—a nine-year faith crisis that led him on an unforgettable and heart-wrenching journey.
Our hosts Michelle McCullough and Christie Gardiner sit with Michael as he shares the pain, the anger, the anguish, and the ultimate joy of his faith crisis. During this time he asked himself many questions, like the following:
Read MoreHow do you practice gratitude in your life?
Do you sometimes feel guilty for not being more grateful during trials and heartaches?
It’s safe to say, we all do, and Christie Gardner and Michelle McCullough are here today to help you see that and to help you know it’s okay to feel that. They also want you to know that gratitude can be a great tool for finding solutions during a challenge.
Read MoreWhat does true service look like to you?
For John and Chase Hansen, it’s about getting to know the homeless around Utah. Today they sit down with Michelle and Christie to talk about how and why they began their journey of serving those without a place to call home. As a father, John wanted to teach his son, Chase, how to put into practice what he learned in church about ministering. “If you’re on a mission to serve, you go look for opportunities,” and that’s exactly what they did when they started talking one on one to people who were homeless.
Read MoreHave you ever had a dream you wished you could make happen?
It’s likely things didn’t go as expected. Check out our episode today as hosts Christie Gardiner and Michelle McCullough talk with Shae and Brad Robins, famous performers and singers, who share their stories and the ways they have learned to live their dreams and use their talents.
Read MoreIf you’re a busy mom who struggles to make family dinnertime a priority, then this is the episode for you.
Join our hosts Christie Gardiner and Michelle McCullough as they talk with our guests, Liz Edmunds and Lizi Heaps, better known as the food nannies, about their meal planning tips that will transform the way your families eat, bond, and stick together.
Read MoreLook who’s back! It’s our wonderful friend, Paige Sorensen, the stylist for Sweet Salt Clothing!
Join our hosts Michelle McCullough and Christie Gardiner as they chat with Paige about fall fashion trends. And this video isn’t just for the ladies—she has five tips each for both women and men. Watch on to see what they are so that you can go into this season looking fresh, fabulous, and altogether you!
Read MoreWhen you hear the word “angel,” what does it make you think of? Are you excited, or do you feel a little disconnected from the idea?
In today’s episode, hosts Christie Gardiner and Michelle McCullough talk with Ashlee Miller about how to access the power of angels in your life today. Though it’s a concept we may not be used to talking about so openly, there are angels all around us, and they can be there for us when we need them.
Read MoreHave you ever struggled with how to balance your view of prophets? Has it ever been difficult for you to accept their counsel? Today, our hosts, Michelle McCullough and Christie Gardiner, are joined by BYU instructor and religious non-fiction author Stephanie Sorensen to tackle these questions and more.
Read MoreLet’s be real. Where does your mind go when you think of the word “modesty”?
Our friend and Sweet Salt Clothing Stylist Paige Sorensen sits down with hosts Christie Gardiner and Michelle McCullough today to tell us all about it—and to break down how we may be misinterpreting this term. Paige defines modesty as “a relational balance between self, others, and God.”
Read MoreWhat would you do if the sister or family you ministered to didn’t ever let you see them in person for years? Well, that’s exactly what happened to Trisha Heyborn, wife of actor Kirby Heyborn, when she had a difficult visiting teaching assignment. Trish found a way to reach out over the years, and when she finally did meet the woman, the results were not quite what she’d expected.
Read MoreHas it ever been difficult for you to recognize your spiritual gifts, or perhaps to even feel like you have any at all? You aren’t alone. Today, our hosts Christie Gardiner and Michelle McCullough chat with BYU professor Eva Witesman to learn more about how we all can not only see spiritual gifts but seek them as well.
Read MoreIn times like these, when we are kept apart by a global pandemic, contention, and misunderstanding, how do we build relationships and create connections with those around us? Today, our hosts Christie Gardiner and Michelle McCullough sit down with Alexis Bradley and Chanté Stutznegger of the famous Instagram account @letstalk_sis to discuss oneness.
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