Crown of Light

Have you ever prayed for something with full faith… only to feel like nothing worked out the way you hoped?In this episode of Crown of Light, we dive into the powerful truth that God rarely answers prayers the way we expect—but He always answers with purpose. From lost wedding rings to life-altering health scares, we share real, personal stories that reveal how God works in ways that don’t always make sense in the moment—but build unshakable faith over time. We explore: What it really means that “with God, nothing shall be impossible” (Luke 1:37)  Why miracles often come in unexpected forms  The difference between faith to be delivered… and faith to endure  How God uses delays, setbacks, and even frustration for our good  Why your story—and your faith—matters more than you think If you’ve ever felt confused, discouraged, or unsure if God is listening… this episode will remind you that He is in the details—even when you don’t understand the outcome.✨ You are not behind. ✨ You are not forgotten. ✨ You are being led—just not always in the way you expected.👑 Crowned With Light EventWe’re also so excited to invite you to our upcoming Crowned with Light Women’s Event—a night designed to help you recognize your divine worth and step confidently into the light you already carry. May 7th at 6pm. Sign up Here: CROWNED WITH LIGHT

In this special episode of Crown of Light, Kinzie and Kaysha share personal reflections from the April 2026 General Conference of The Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-day Saints.Instead of a traditional recap, this episode invites you into the moments that lingered—the quiet impressions, the powerful questions, and the subtle invitations to draw closer to Christ.Together, they explore: • How spiritual power is built through small, consistent choices • Why Christ is not the weight—but the relief from it • What it really means to be anchored to the Savior • How prayer can help others feel seen, known, and loved • The courage it takes to choose faith before feeling itFrom covenant connection to Christlike love, this episode is a reminder that discipleship isn’t about doing more—it’s about becoming closer.

In this episode, we explore the doctrine of Christ’s visit to the spirit world, including insights from Doctrine and Covenants 138 and Bible teachings in 1 Peter 3. We also walk through the powerful moment when Mary Magdalene encounters the risen Savior at the empty tomb—and what it teaches us about recognizing Him in our own lives You’ll learn: What Jesus did between the crucifixion and resurrection  Why the gospel is preached in the spirit world  The meaning behind “Why seek ye the living among the dead”  How the resurrection applies to you personally This episode will deepen your understanding of the resurrection of Jesus Christ and strengthen your faith in His power to save—on both sides of the veil.

In this episode of the Crown of Light podcast, we walk through the final hours leading up to the crucifixion of Jesus Christ—uncovering details that are often overlooked but deeply impactful.From His arrest in Gethsemane to the trials before Pilate and Herod, we explore what Christ truly endured physically, emotionally, and spiritually. We talk about the powerful moment when Barabbas is released, the significance of Simon carrying the cross, and the quiet courage of those who stepped forward after His death.This conversation is both sacred and real—offering a deeper understanding of Christ’s suffering, His love, and what it means for us today.If you’ve ever wondered: What actually happened between Christ’s arrest and the cross  Why the crowd chose Barabbas  What Christ may have been thinking during His final moments  How His sacrifice applies to your life right now This episode will help you feel it in a deeper, more personal way.✨ Because this wasn’t just history… it was love in its most powerful form.

A dinner and a garden where there was heartbreak but unconditional love was shown for everyone. In this episode of Crown of Light, we walk through the sacred events of the Last Supper and the Garden of Gethsemane, uncovering powerful symbolism, real-life application, and deeply personal meaning behind Christ’s sacrifice.From the Passover meal and the institution of the sacrament to the quiet, heartbreaking moments in Gethsemane—this conversation will help you see Holy Week in a new way.We talk about: The hidden meaning behind the Last Supper and Passover What it means that Christ knew Judas would betray Him—and loved him anyway Why faith does not remove suffering, even for the Savior  How to make the sacrament more meaningful each weekIf you’ve ever wondered how Christ’s sacrifice applies to you —as a mother, a woman, or someone trying their best—this episode will meet you right where you are.✨ Because the Christ made the sacrament available for you to remember His love for you every single week. 

In this episode of Crown of Light, hosts Kinzie and Kaysha explore the powerful teachings Jesus gave in the final days of His mortal ministry before His crucifixion.During Holy Week, Christ shared some of His most important messages through parables and prophecies that still guide us today. Together, we dive into the deeper meaning behind the parable of the Ten Virgins, the parable of the Talents, the withered fig tree, and Christ’s teachings about the signs of His Second Coming.Why did Jesus spend so much of His final week teaching through stories? What does it mean to have oil in our lamps, to endure to the end, and to love God and love our neighbor in a world that often grows cold?In this conversation, we discuss:• The two greatest commandments Jesus taught before His crucifixion • Why the parable of the Ten Virgins is about preparation, not wickedness • The warning behind the fig tree with no fruit • What Christ taught about faith that moves mountains • The signs of the Second Coming in Matthew 24 • How to stay spiritually grounded in a world full of deception • Why Christ’s final teachings still matter for disciples todayThese parables weren’t just meant for those who walked with Christ 2,000 years ago—they were meant for us.If you’ve ever wondered how to stay faithful, prepared, and full of light while waiting for the Savior, this episode will deepen your understanding of His final teachings before the cross.Links to videos:Parable of the 10 VirginsThe Greatest Commandment 

Palm Sunday and the Cleansing of the Temple mark the beginning of Holy Week—the most important week in Christian history. In this episode of Crown of Light, Kinzie and Kaysha explore the symbolism of Christ’s triumphal entry into Jerusalem, the meaning of Hosanna, and what it teaches us about faith in Jesus Christ. They also discuss why Christ cleansed the temple and how we can remove distractions in our own lives so healing and peace can take their place. Plus, they share simple family activities for teaching kids about Holy Week and Easter. Perfect for Christian families who want to make Easter a season, not just a day, and grow closer to Christ during Holy Week.

Ministering isn’t a checklist — it’s a way of seeing and loving people the way Christ does. In this episode, We share simple, real-life ways to bring light into someone’s life — from a smile in the grocery store to a handwritten note, or forgiving someone who’s hurt you.Together, we’ll rediscover how small acts of love can strengthen families, lift hearts, and remind us that we are all the Savior’s hands here on earth.If you’ve ever wondered how to really minister — without overcomplicating it — this episode will remind you that love, grace, and awareness are enough.💛 “Wear your crown of light so others may see your good works and glorify your Father in Heaven.”

Christian moms and LDS women—this episode shows practical ways to prioritize God first without adding overwhelm. Hosts Kinzie & Kaysha with guest Josie Moss share real-life tactics for scripture study (including the “10-second habit”), Come, Follow Me in the car, temple worship when time is tight, and how to use the Atonement daily to keep your spiritual fire burning. You’ll hear ideas for a Christ-centered Easter Holy Week walkthrough, teaching kids truth with love, letting others serve you, and putting the “big rocks” (faith, family, covenants) in place so everything else—sports, callings, work—falls into place. With touchpoints to President Nelson’s “Make Time for the Lord,” Elder Bednar, and the parable of the Ten Virgins, this conversation will help you build a stronger spiritual foundation and give God equal time, not spare time.What you’ll learn: • Simple, sustainable routines for prayer & scripture study • Creative ways to fit temple and ministering into real life • How to talk to kids about hard topics with courage & compassion • Why receiving help is holy—and how it blesses both giver and receiver

This Crown of Light episode honors President Russell M. Nelson, 17th President of The Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-day Saints. We explore his prophetic focus on peacemaking, the historic surge in temple building, and the shift to home-centered, Church-supported worship and Come, Follow Me. We reflect on priesthood keys, women’s access to priesthood power, and youth invitations like “Hear Him” and “Think Celestial.” You’ll hear personal stories of healing, thoughts on the calm of the apostolic interregnum, and the uplifting influence of Wendy W. Nelson—along with President Nelson’s love of music and poetry. If you’re seeking faith, focus, and spiritual momentum amid cultural noise, this tribute will help you carry his counsel into everyday discipleship.

Kaysha and Kinzie unpack The Family: A Proclamation to the World on its 30th anniversary—what it says, why it still matters, and how to actually live it at home. We talk eternal identity and gender, presiding/providing/nurturing as equal partners, temple covenants and sealing power, law-abiding discipleship, and building a home that ministers first—then lets the ward support. We also get practical about respect in tight spaces, wholesome family recreation, teaching kids in messy seasons, and guarding intimacy (including a candid warning about pornography). The big takeaway: stop applying the Proclamation to “everyone else” and start with yourself—small, daily choices that strengthen your family ripple into stronger communities. Wear your Crown of Light so others may see your good works and glorify your Father in HeavenLinks: The Family Proclamation: https://www.churchofjesuschrist.org/study/scriptures/the-family-a-proclamation-to-the-world/the-family-a-proclamation-to-the-world?lang=eng

In a world full of distorted mirrors, Satan tries to convince us that we’re broken, flawed, and never enough. But God sees something entirely different. In this episode of Crown of Light, Kinzie and Kaysha dive into the power of divine identity—what it means to see yourself and others as beloved children of God.They explore:How Satan distorts truth like a funhouse mirror, and how Christ restores our true reflectionWhy words—both spoken and consumed—carry eternal powerLessons from Eve, the stripling warriors, and modern prophets about mistakes, atonement, and hopeHow covenant-keeping and Christlike leadership strengthen families and communitiesPractical ways to recognize your gifts without comparison and to build others up with loveIf you’re a Christian mom, LDS woman, or faith-driven listener looking for encouragement to stand strong in today’s world, this episode will remind you that your worth is great in the sight of God—and no mistake can erase His plan for you.

Kindness is more than just being nice—it’s a Christlike power that heals hearts, strengthens families, and changes communities. In this episode of Crown of Light, hosts Kinzie and Kaysha sit down with their friend Krystal Anderson to explore what it really means to live with kindness as disciples of Jesus Christ.Through personal stories, scriptures, and inspiring quotes from Church leaders, they discuss how kindness:Impacts our children and strengthens family relationshipsHelps us stand strong in faith while showing compassion to othersSpreads light in schools, communities, and even onlineReflects Christ’s ultimate example of love and serviceIf you’re a Christian mom, LDS woman, or faith-focused listener looking for encouragement in a world full of contention, this conversation will remind you of your divine power to build others up and create a ripple effect of Christlike love.The best is yet to come for those who spend their lives lifting others. 💛

In this episode of Crown of Light, Kinzie and Kaysha open up an honest, heartfelt discussion about temple garments—what they symbolize, how they connect us to the temple and the Savior, and why changes to them reflect God’s ongoing guidance for His children.We explore:The sacred symbolism behind garments and covenantsHow garments connect us to Christ’s covering and protectionStories of spiritual and even physical protectionMisunderstandings about garments and modestyWhy change in the Church reflects ongoing revelationHow wearing garments can become a daily choice of discipleshipWhether you’ve just been endowed, are preparing to enter the temple, or are simply curious about the meaning behind garments, this conversation is meant to strengthen your testimony and help you see them as a source of light, power, and love.

What does it really mean to be a disciple of Jesus Christ? In this heartfelt episode of Crown of Light, Kaysha and Kinzie open up about the everyday challenges and sacred joys of discipleship. From powerful stories of faith in times of suffering, to the simple ways we can live our baptismal and temple covenants with greater love—this conversation invites you to see discipleship as more than a title.Through kindness when it’s least expected, courage when it’s inconvenient, and reliance on the Savior’s atonement every single day, we discover that true discipleship is about becoming. If you’ve ever wondered how to better reflect Christ in your home, business, or daily walk—or if you need encouragement that you already are on the path—this episode will inspire you to let your light shine a little brighter.

She grew up in the Church, believed deeply, then lost her way… but the Savior never stopped reaching for her heart. If you've ever stepped off the covenant path—or are thinking about finding your way back—you need to hear Kinzie's story. On this episode she shares her unfiltered story of leaving the Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-day Saints as a teen, chasing the “fun” life, and what God did to get her heart back one little piece at a time.This isn’t a story of perfection. It’s a story of grace, courage, and the quiet ways God never stopped chasing her. We talk about:The slow slide away from church and how it really happensWhy shame keeps so many from coming backHow one inspired calling changed everythingFinding peace in the temple and power in repentanceWhat to do when you're still straddling both worldsHow to love friends and family who aren’t on the same path—without judgmentIf you're coming back to church, thinking about it, or just need hope that change is possible—this one’s for you. You are not too far gone. You are not broken. You are absolutely loved. And there is still so much light ahead.📬 Do you have your own story of coming back? Email us at [email protected]—we’d love to hear it.

Do you ever feel overwhelmed trying to teach your kids everything—academics, self-worth, screen time, and the gospel—all at once? You’re not alone.In this heart-to-heart episode of Crown of Light, we sit down with educator, mom, and disciple of Christ, Shay Williams, to talk about what it really looks like to teach in the Savior’s way—with love, light, and patience.We explore how to:Invite the Spirit into everyday teaching momentsTackle tough topics like body image, pornography, and repentanceTeach without shame, fear, or pressureUse personal revelation to guide hard parenting conversationsNormalize imperfection and lean on Christ’s helpEmpower your kids while respecting their agencyThis episode is a must-listen for Christian moms who want practical encouragement and gospel-centered tools for teaching their children—without losing their mind or their peace. Whether you’re leading a primary class, parenting a teen, or just wondering how to explain the atonement during breakfast, this conversation will uplift and equip you.

In this deeply personal episode of Crown of Light, Kinzie and Kaysha sit down with Kinzie’s mom, Angie, to talk about the kind of hope that doesn’t come from easy answers—but from deep faith, broken expectations, and the healing hand of Jesus Christ.Through two failed marriages, the loss of both her parents, and the heartache of watching a child walk away from the gospel, Angie shares how she kept hope alive—not by clinging to outcomes, but by anchoring herself in Christ.This episode is for every woman who has ever asked: “Why isn’t my marriage turning out the way I hoped?” “Can I still trust God when the promises haven’t come?” “Is there hope for my child who has left the path?”With raw honesty and divine insight, this conversation will remind you:Your heartbreak is seen.Hope is not naive—it’s holy.You are not alone.✨ Learn how the resurrection of Jesus Christ gives you permission to hope again, even when your happily ever after looks different than you imagined.

In this peaceful bonus episode of Crown of Light, guest Tamara Cooley gently guides you through two calming meditations designed to help you reconnect with your breath, your body, and the deeper part of yourself that longs for peace.Whether you’re feeling overwhelmed, anxious, or simply need a moment to rest, these meditations offer a safe space to slow down and remember who you are.💛 Includes:5-minute grounding meditation – perfect for a quick reset10-minute extended meditation – ideal for deeper emotional and spiritual reflectionYou’ll be reminded that you are safe, supported, and never alone—even in the chaos.“Be still, and know that I am God.” – Psalm 46:10Listen anytime you need peace to return to your soul.

In this powerful episode of Crown of Light, we dive deep into the often-silent struggle of mental health—especially within faith-centered homes. Join hosts Kaysha and Kinzie as they welcome guest Tamara Cooley, a mother of four and meditation teacher, who vulnerably shares her journey through anxiety, depression, and finding God in the chaos.Together, they explore:Why mental health feels so taboo in spiritual spacesHow perfectionism, comparison, and spiritual guilt worsen emotional distressChristlike tools for healing, including mindfulness, meditation, and prayerWhat it means to honor your capacity and rebuild trust with yourselfHow to create sacred stillness even when life feels chaoticPlus, you'll be guided through a 5-minute meditation you can return to anytime you need peace.

Your faith is sufficient----- even when you have more questions than answers and more heartache than healing. In this raw and inspiring episode of Crown of Light, Kinzie and Kaysha explore the reality of wrestling with God when life doesn’t go as planned. Whether you’re grieving, doubting, or desperately pleading for light in a season of darkness, this conversation will remind you that faith isn't the absence of struggle—it's the courage to keep showing up. Through laughter, tears, and honest conversation, you’ll walk away with a deeper understanding of what it means to trust God—not just for outcomes, but in His character.Tune in to learn:Why faith is more than belief—it’s power.What it means to act in faith in the middle of your storm.How God honors effort, not perfection.Why your questions are a sign of spiritual depth, not weakness.How to stand in your covenant confidence, even in the dark.Your faith is working—even when it feels like a fight.

Can ordinary people have extraordinary experiences, absolutely!In this powerful and tender episode of Crown of Light, Nikki Bean shares her true story of surviving pediatric cancer, enduring relapse, and ultimately being healed in the arms of the Savior years later. Through seizures, suffering, and spiritual struggle, she discovered what it means to surrender everything and trust completely in God’s will.If you’ve ever prayed for a miracle, wrestled with silence, or felt forgotten by heaven, this episode is for you. You’ll hear about the moment Nikki knew Jesus Christ was with her—literally—and how that sacred experience still anchors her faith today.This episode is a testimony of God’s perfect timing, the real power of faith, and the beauty that can rise from our darkest hours. Whether you’re in the middle of a battle or on the other side of one, may this conversation remind you: you are not alone, and you are not disqualified from miracles.

In this powerful episode of Crown of Light, Kinzie and Kaysha explore how a simple 10-minute family history challenge led to thousands hearing the testimony of Christ—and to unexpected healing across generations.You’ll hear stories of baptisms for the dead, spiritual connections with ancestors, and firsthand experiences that reveal how temple work and family history aren’t just about names and dates—they’re about identity, legacy, and divine purpose.Whether you’re a beginner on FamilySearch, curious about your lineage, or want to feel more connected to heaven, this episode will stir your soul. Learn how gathering Israel includes YOU—and how honoring your ancestors can bring strength to your own story.📍 Topics include:Miraculous family history momentsBaptisms for the dead and proxy witnessesAngels, temples, and generational healingStories of early pioneers and royal lineageHow to start family history—even if you feel unqualifiedSacred power of connection, tradition, and testimony✨ Featuring insights from President Nelson, Joy D. Jones, and powerful personal experiences you’ll never forget.

In today’s world of noise and self-promotion, the quiet spiritual gift of service often goes unseen—but its impact is eternal. In this episode of Crown of Light, Christian podcast hosts Kinzie and Kaysha explore what it means to truly serve others like Christ, and why small acts of kindness carry divine power.Join us as we dive into real-life stories of ministering, church callings, family service, community love, and the unseen heroes who show up with willing hands and open hearts. Whether you’re discovering your spiritual gifts, seeking encouragement, or wanting to teach kids the joy of giving, this episode offers uplifting truth rooted in scripture and experience.💛 Topics include:Recognizing service as a spiritual giftHow to serve when it feels awkward or hardLetting others serve you (and why that’s also holy)Teaching children to love through acts of serviceTune in and discover why those who quietly serve are the ones who truly change everything.

Content Warning: This episode includes a brief mention of suicide. "Make a joyful noise unto the Lord." We've all heard the scripture—but what if music is more than just noise? In this soul-stirring episode of Crown of Light, we sit down with our very first guest, pianist and piano teacher Maggie O’Sullivan, to explore how music can lift burdens, soften hearts, and even serve as a direct line of revelation from God.From stories of youth choirs and sacred hymns to personal experiences with songs that brought healing, this episode explores the gift of music in motherhood, teaching, worship, and healing. You’ll laugh, cry, and remember the songs that shaped your spirit.✨ What you'll hear in this episode:How music builds memories that last a lifetimeWhen music becomes personal revelationUsing music to soften hearts and lift othersTeaching kids to recognize the Spirit through soundIdeas for using intentional music in your homeHow to discern uplifting vs. destructive musicWhy music was a gift to Emma Smith—and still is to us👑 We close with a challenge: Invite the Spirit into your week through music—and watch what changes.🎶 Whether you consider yourself "musical" or not, this episode will help you see the music in your life with fresh eyes.

What if your quiet nudge was heaven’s loudest warning?In this first episode of Crown of Light, two mothers share the moments they chose to trust promptings over professionals—and how it changed everything. From a near-death medical scare to helping a child overcome anxiety, these stories will have you wondering: What miracles are waiting when we choose to listen?