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 Sometimes our own understanding can become the biggest obstacle to faith. In this mini episode, Candice and Clare talk about trusting God when life does not make sense, remembering that He sees the full picture, and finding peace through Christ. With personal stories, a few laughs, and an uplifting quote from Jeffrey R. Holland, this episode is a reminder that good things are ahead. Jeffrey R. Holland quoteSisters with Latter-Day Voices websiteTranscriptFair Use & DisclaimerThis podcast may include brief quotes from outside sources used for discussion, education, and commentary under fair use. These are shared respectfully, with context and attribution, and are not used for commercial gain. The views expressed are our own and based on personal experiences. We are not officially affiliated with The Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-day Saints, but we strive to share thoughtful, respectful, and faith-centered conversations.  Send us Fan Mail

 In this conversation, we’re joined by guest Lauriann for a thoughtful discussion on untangling culture and doctrine and how easily the two can become blended in everyday church life. She shares personal experiences from growing up in the Church, teaching Gospel Doctrine, and living in different places that helped her recognize what is truly eternal versus what is cultural. Together, we explore how that clarity can bring more compassion, less judgment, and a more Christ-centered way of viewing parenting, church experiences, and one another. Sisters with Latter-Day Voices websiteTranscript Fair Use & Disclaimer This podcast may include brief quotes from outside sources used for discussion, education, and commentary under fair use. These are shared respectfully, with context and attribution, and are not used for commercial gain. The views expressed are our own and based on personal experiences. We are not officially affiliated with The Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-day Saints, but we strive to share thoughtful, respectful, and faith-centered conversations. Send us Fan Mail

Candice retells the story of Moses like you’ve never heard it before… in full brain rot. From river basket beginnings to plagues and a Red Sea moment that hits different, this mini episode is chaotic, hilarious, and surprisingly meaningful. But beneath the slang and laughs is a real message, sometimes the scriptures can feel just as confusing as teenage lingo, and we need the Holy Ghost to truly understand them. Sisters with Latter-Day Voices websiteFair Use & Disclaimer This podcast episode may contain brief quotes from external sources, used in a positive and respectful manner for discussion, education, and commentary. These references fall under fair use as they are not used for commercial gain, do not replace the original works, and are presented with proper context and attribution.Send us Fan Mail

Candice and Clare have a candid, unscripted conversation about the joys, struggles, and invisible work of motherhood. From IEP challenges and sleep struggles to milestones with older kids, they share honest stories, reflections, and encouragement for moms navigating the messy, beautiful reality of raising children. Sisters with Latter-Day Voices websiteFair Use & Disclaimer This podcast episode may contain brief quotes from external sources, used in a positive and respectful manner for discussion, education, and commentary. These references fall under fair use as they are not used for commercial gain, do not replace the original works, and are presented with proper context and attribution.Send us Fan Mail

Life doesn’t come with a map, but sometimes it feels a lot like an old Mario game. In this episode, we talk about learning through trial and error, trying again after we fail, and what it means to level up in life and in faith. From childhood memories to parenting moments and spiritual growth, we share how progress often comes little by little. With help from Heavenly Father, the scriptures, and people around us, we can keep moving forward, one level at a time. Elder Dale G. Renlund quoteThe Lord loves effortSisters with Latter-Day Voices websiteTranscriptFair Use & Disclaimer This podcast episode may contain brief quotes from external sources, used in a positive and respectful manner for discussion, education, and commentary. These references fall under fair use as they are not used for commercial gain, do not replace the original works, and are presented with proper context and attribution.Send us Fan Mail

 In a world where truth can feel harder to recognize, we discuss why the gift of the Holy Ghost is essential, how it guides us, and why we can’t afford to live without it. Sisters with Latter-Day Voices websiteTranscript Fair Use & Disclaimer This podcast episode may contain brief quotes from external sources, used in a positive and respectful manner for discussion, education, and commentary. These references fall under fair use as they are not used for commercial gain, do not replace the original works, and are presented with proper context and attribution.Send us Fan Mail

 With Easter approaching, we’re sharing this episode again from last year about making Easter more centered on Jesus Christ. We go all out for Christmas to celebrate Christ’s birth, but Easter, the celebration of His resurrection, often gets overshadowed. In this episode, we explore ways to make Easter more Christ centered, bringing the true meaning of the holiday into our hearts and homes. From scripture discussions to meaningful activities, we share ideas to help you and your family rejoice in the greatest miracle of all, Jesus Christ is risen. Join us as we find ways to truly celebrate Easter and shout, “Hosanna!”  References (clickable links below) 1 hour church announcement for Easter‌Easter Tradition ideas‌"What is Lent?""What Is Good Friday?"‌Easter Date Easter MessagesEasterDallin H. Oaks Easter messageEaster for children Craft ActivitiesDIY Palm Leaves tutorial DIY Palm LeavesEaster with Eggs for kidsTranscriptFair Use & DisclaimerThis podcast episode may contain brief quotes from external sources, used in a positive and respectful manner for discussion, education, and commentary. These references fall under fair use as they are not used for commercial gain, do not replace the original works, and are presented with proper context and attribution.The views and opinions expressed in this episode are our own and those of our guests. They do not necessarily reflect the official doctrine, beliefs, or positions of The Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-day Saints.Send us Fan Mail

 In this mini episode, Candice and Clare talk about authenticity, people pleasing, and having the courage to stand strong in your faith. They reflect on a powerful quote about how simply drifting through life will still take you somewhere. Choosing who you want to be and what you believe matters now more than ever. Alma 46: 13-16Jeffrey R. Holland storyBrene BrownSisters with Latter-Day Voices websiteTranscript Fair Use & Disclaimer  This podcast episode may contain brief quotes from external sources, used in a positive and respectful manner for discussion, education, and commentary. These references fall under fair use as they are not used for commercial gain, do not replace the original works, and are presented with proper context and attribution.Send us Fan Mail

 This Easter, we’re keeping it simple. Instead of adding more, we’re focusing on one thing: Gethsemane, the oil press. As we reflect on what happened there, we consider how pressure in our own lives may be helping our roots grow deeper in Christ. For more Easter ideas, listen to Season 1, episode 2: How to make Easter more Christ-CenteredThe OliveTranscriptSisters with Latter-Day Voices websiteFair Use & Disclaimer  This podcast episode may contain brief quotes from external sources, used in a positive and respectful manner for discussion, education, and commentary. These references fall under fair use as they are not used for commercial gain, do not replace the original works, and are presented with proper context and attribution.Send us Fan Mail

What really makes a house a home? Is it square footage, decor, and dream features like fountains and secret gardens, or is it something deeper?In this episode, we talk about the difference between a house and a home and what it means to create a Christ centered home in a very imperfect world. From childhood dream houses to real life routines with kids, we share honest thoughts about consistency, safety, creativity, and inviting the Spirit into our everyday spaces. We talk about the shift to home centered, church supported worship, what we can control when our homes do not feel peaceful, and how even a tent in the wilderness can become a sacred place.Home is not something you buy. It is something you build. And it starts with love.Clickable links belowDavid O McKay quoteTemple1 Nephi 2:2-41 Nephi 17:3, 21Matthew 8:20Sisters with Latter-Day Voices websiteTranscript Fair Use & Disclaimer This podcast episode may contain brief quotes from external sources, used in a positive and respectful manner for discussion, education, and commentary. These references fall under fair use as they are not used for commercial gain, do not replace the original works, and are presented with proper context and attribution.Send us Fan Mail

 Inspired by a quote from Stephen Covey, Candice and Clare explore what motivates our choices. Is doing the right thing enough, even if our reasons are not perfect yet? Through a personal story, Candice talks about how growth often starts with simply taking a step in the right direction. Sometimes the reason isn’t perfect at first, but over time our hearts can catch up with our actions. Sisters with Latter-Day Voices websiteTranscriptFair Use & Disclaimer This podcast episode may contain brief quotes from external sources, used in a positive and respectful manner for discussion, education, and commentary. These references fall under fair use as they are not used for commercial gain, do not replace the original works, and are presented with proper context and attribution.The views and opinions expressed in this episode are our own and those of our guests. They do not necessarily reflect the official doctrine, beliefs, or positions of The Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-day Saints.Send us Fan Mail

In this mini episode of Sisters Latter Day Voices, Clare and Candice talk about falling, physically, emotionally, and spiritually, and what it means when life does not go as planned.Through a story about a serious rock climbing accident and the doctrine of the Fall of Adam and Eve, they explore why pain and opposition are part of mortality and how the Fall was not a mistake but a necessary step in God’s plan.This episode is a reminder that falling is not failure. It is part of living, growing, and finding joy through Jesus Christ.Lessons from the Fall2 Nephi 2:25Moses 6:55Adam and EveSisters with Latter-Day Voices websiteTranscript Fair Use & DisclaimerThis podcast episode may contain brief quotes from external sources, used in a positive and respectful manner for discussion, education, and commentary. These references fall under fair use as they are not used for commercial gain, do not replace the original works, and are presented with proper context and attribution.Send us Fan Mail

In today’s episode, we explore the idea of values and how they shape our identity, our decisions, and how we experience trials. Drawing from both modern psychology and the gospel of Jesus Christ, we talk about why simply naming values is not enough and why the order we place them in matters.We discuss how Christ centered values bring clarity, peace, and direction, especially when good things compete, and why identifying ourselves first as children of God changes everything.Sisters: latter-day voices websiteSchwartz ValuesRokeach ValuesBonnie Cordon talkProverbs 3: 5-6Walking on water scriptureTranscriptFair Use & Disclaimer This podcast episode may contain brief quotes from external sources, used in a positive and respectful manner for discussion, education, and commentary. These references fall under fair use as they are not used for commercial gain, do not replace the original works, and are presented with proper context and attribution.The views and opinions expressed in this episode are our own and those of our guests. They do not necessarily reflect the official doctrine, beliefs, or positions of The Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-day Saints.Send us Fan Mail

 As a new year begins, Clare and Candice reflect on New Year goals and resolutions through the story of the children of Israel crossing the Jordan River in Joshua chapters three and four. They discuss how faith requires action, why the Lord invited His people to pause and remember before moving forward, and how the stones of remembrance can help guide our personal growth. This mini episode is an invitation to look back on where God has helped us, recognize what we’ve learned, and move forward into the new year with faith, intention, and grace. Clickable links belowJoshua 3 & 4Sisters with Latter-Day Voices websiteTranscriptFair Use & Disclaimer This podcast episode may contain brief quotes from external sources, used in a positive and respectful manner for discussion, education, and commentary. These references fall under fair use as they are not used for commercial gain, do not replace the original works, and are presented with proper context and attribution.The views and opinions expressed in this episode are our own and those of our guests. They do not necessarily reflect the official doctrine, beliefs, or positions of The Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-day Saints.Send us Fan Mail

 In this week’s mini episode, Candice shares the story of a famous artist through his own words, exploring faith, failure, calling, and the long road to becoming who God intended him to be. Through twelve powerful quotes and moments from his life, we see a man who deeply loved God, struggled to find his place in the world, and never stopped seeking purpose.This episode is a reminder that our path may not look like we expected, that setbacks do not mean we are forgotten, and that God can use our passions, even unexpected ones, to bless others. Whether your calling feels unclear or your efforts feel unseen, this conversation invites us to trust that God directs our paths, often one small step at a time.Shownotes (clickable links)Proverbs 3:5-6 Artist QuotesArtist Facts Sisters with Latter-Day Voices websiteTranscript Fair Use & Disclaimer This podcast episode may contain brief quotes from external sources, used in a positive and respectful manner for discussion, education, and commentary. These references fall under fair use as they are not used for commercial gain, do not replace the original works, and are presented with proper context and attribution.The views and opinions expressed in this episode are our own and those of our guests. They do not necessarily reflect the official doctrine, beliefs, or positions of The Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-day Saints.Send us Fan Mail

This week on Sisters with Latter-day Voices, we’re joined by Sister Sarah Wilding, now currently serving as a missionary. This episode was recorded before she left, while she was still in the thick of preparing for her mission and navigating a really hard season.Sarah opens up about illness, unmet goals, and learning to trust God when things don’t turn out the way you hoped. She shares a powerful story about pushing a stone and climbing a ladder, and how God cares less about the outcome and more about who we become along the way.This conversation is for anyone who feels stuck, discouraged, or like they’re doing everything right and still not seeing results. If you’re preparing for a mission, or just trying to keep going when the climb feels heavy, this one’s for you.Clickable links belowHoles poemSisters with Latter-Day Voices websiteTranscriptFair Use & DisclaimerThis podcast episode may contain brief quotes from external sources, used in a positive and respectful manner for discussion, education, and commentary. These references fall under fair use as they are not used for commercial gain, do not replace the original works, and are presented with proper context and attribution.The views and opinions expressed in this episode are our own and those of our guests. They do not necessarily reflect the official doctrine, beliefs, or positions of The Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-day Saints.Send us Fan Mail

 A December mini episode inspired by George Durrant’s book That Thine Alms May Be in Secret. Clare shares the story of Sam Edwards’s quiet Christmas transformation and explores how small, unseen acts of kindness can change us. She also tells a personal snowy-day experience that taught her what it truly means to be the Lord’s hands. This is our final episode of the year, and we will be taking a two-week Christmas break before returning in January. Sisters: Latter-Day Voices WebsiteMatthew 6:4That Thine Alms May Be In Secret (original short story, worth buying if you can find a copy) Sam’s Christmas Wish  Transcript Fair Use & Disclaimer This podcast episode may contain brief quotes from external sources, used in a positive and respectful manner for discussion, education, and commentary. These references fall under fair use as they are not used for commercial gain, do not replace the original works, and are presented with proper context and attribution.The views and opinions expressed in this episode are our own and those of our guests. They do not necessarily reflect the official doctrine, beliefs, or positions of The Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-day Saints.Send us Fan Mail

In this mini episode, Candice shares four simple ways she is approaching Christmas with more peace this year. After a stressful holiday season last year, she wanted to focus on budgeting wisely, simplifying traditions, keeping Christ at the center, and being proactive about creating meaningful moments. Clare and Candice talk honestly about avoiding comparison, letting go of unnecessary pressure, and remembering the true gift of Christmas, which is the love of God. They also share a touching missionary story that beautifully captures the spirit of the season.Clickable links to SourcesSisters with Latter-Day Voices websiteStory: Fishing for the True Meaning of ChristmasTranscriptFair Use & Disclaimer This podcast episode may contain brief quotes from external sources, used in a positive and respectful manner for discussion, education, and commentary. These references fall under fair use as they are not used for commercial gain, do not replace the original works, and are presented with proper context and attribution.The views and opinions expressed in this episode are our own and those of our guests. They do not necessarily reflect the official doctrine, beliefs, or positions of The Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-day Saints.Send us Fan Mail

 Leanne Morgan jokes that she and her family are a “mess,”  and honestly, same. We can relate! In this week’s mini episode, Candice and Clare laugh about Sunday chaos, talk about why church matters, and share a favorite quote from President Dallin H. Oaks. Sisters with Latter-Day Voices websitePresident Dallin H. Oaks quoteLeanne Morgan quoteTranscriptFair Use & Disclaimer This podcast episode may contain brief quotes from external sources, used in a positive and respectful manner for discussion, education, and commentary. These references fall under fair use as they are not used for commercial gain, do not replace the original works, and are presented with proper context and attribution.The views and opinions expressed in this episode are our own and those of our guests. They do not necessarily reflect the official doctrine, beliefs, or positions of The Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-day Saints.Send us Fan Mail

 This week’s mini episode is all about gratitude, not just for what we have, but for who we are. Clare and Candice talk about being thankful for the unique gifts and talents God has given each of us. Through scripture, a touching story about “The Other Wise Man,” and a few real-life laughs, they remind us that our individuality is divine. Sisters with Latter-Day Voices websiteParable of the talentsThe Story of the Other Wise ManElder Uchtdorf quote “Do Your Part with All Your Heart”Elder Marvin J. Ashton quote “There Are Many Gifts”Sisters with Latter-Day Voices websiteTranscriptFair Use & Disclaimer This podcast episode may contain brief quotes from external sources, used in a positive and respectful manner for discussion, education, and commentary. These references fall under fair use as they are not used for commercial gain, do not replace the original works, and are presented with proper context and attribution. The views and opinions expressed in this episode are our own and those of our guests. They do not necessarily reflect the official doctrine, beliefs, or positions of The Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-day Saints. Send us Fan Mail

In this powerful episode, Brandi shares her unforgettable experience of witnessing God’s hand during a tragic day in Grand Blanc, Michigan. Brandi’s story is a testimony of how God can bring light from darkness. She recounts the miracles that unfolded and the journey to finding peace when it felt completely lost. This tender story reminds us that even in life’s darkest moments, heaven is near and God’s love can bring healing to the heart.Clickable links belowGo Fund Me for Brandi Hicken's familyDetroit Free Press Greg Mikat Go Fund Me for Craig HaydenObituary for Craig HaydenGo Fund Me for John BondObituary for John BondGo Fund Me for William Pat HowardObituary for Pat HowardGo Fund Me for Thelma ArmstrongObituary for Thelma ArmstrongThe Power of Miracles by Russell M. NelsonDetroit Free PressInformation on VictimsStephanie VanWagoner- photographerTranscriptFair Use & Disclaimer This podcast episode may contain brief quotes from external sources, used in a positive and respectful manner for discussion, education, and commentary. These references fall under fair use as they are not used for commercial gain, do not replace the original works, and are presented with proper context and attribution.The views and opinions expressed in this episode are our own and those of our guests. They do not necessarily reflect the official doctrine, beliefs, or positions of The Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-day Saints.Send us Fan Mail

In this mini episode, Candice and Clare talk about eternal truths, the ones that don’t change even when the world does. Inspired by a missionary email from Elder Miller, they share a simple children’s toy metaphor that beautifully illustrates how God’s truths always fit, no matter the time or culture. With quotes from Elder L. Tom Perry and President Russell M. Nelson, they explore how to anchor your faith in what is constant: the gospel of Jesus Christ.clickable links belowElder Tom Perry QuoteJohn 14:6Pres. Nelson talkTranscriptFair Use & DisclaimerThis podcast episode may contain brief quotes from external sources, used in a positive and respectful manner for discussion, education, and commentary. These references fall under fair use as they are not used for commercial gain, do not replace the original works, and are presented with proper context and attribution.The views and opinions expressed in this episode are our own and those of our guests. They do not necessarily reflect the official doctrine, beliefs, or positions of The Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-day Saints.Send us Fan Mail

Clare and Candice dive into the powerful themes behind K-Pop: Demon Hunters, exploring how the movie’s message of overcoming shame and darkness mirrors the Savior’s invitation to find hope, light, and forgiveness through Him. Show notes (clickable)The Infinite Power of HopePeacemakers Needed by Pres. Russell M. NelsonBrene Brown quotesGood, Better, Best by Pres. Dallin H. OaksShame vs GuiltYour Repentance Doesn’t Burden Jesus Christ; It Brightens His Joy by Tamara Runia K Pop Demon Hunters: Golden music videowatch: K Pop Demon HuntersTranscriptFair Use & DisclaimerThis podcast episode may contain brief quotes from external sources, used in a positive and respectful manner for discussion, education, and commentary. These references fall under fair use as they are not used for commercial gain, do not replace the original works, and are presented with proper context and attribution.The views and opinions expressed in this episode are our own and those of our guests. They do not necessarily reflect the official doctrine, beliefs, or positions of The Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-day Saints.Send us Fan Mail

October is World Down Syndrome Month, and we’re celebrating the beauty that comes from loving someone with Down Syndrome. Inspired by a touching poem, we talk about the feelings that come with an unexpected diagnosis — the fear, the learning, and ultimately, the joy. What begins as something overwhelming can turn into one of the greatest blessings. We’re reminded that every single one of us is a beloved child of God.Shoutouts & (Clickable links below)National Down Syndrome SocietyWelcome to Holland PoemTranscriptFavorites on Instagram!@nothingdownaboutit@troymadeit@amanda_booth@ VallifitSend us Fan Mail

In this week’s episode, we sit down with @seminary.strong to talk about building testimonies, helping teens navigate faith in a noisy world, and why small, consistent spiritual habits matter most. Join us as we share laughs, honest struggles, and practical ways parents and leaders can support today’s youth.transcript Fair Use & DisclaimerThis podcast episode may contain brief quotes from external sources, used in a positive and respectful manner for discussion, education, and commentary. These references fall under fair use as they are not used for commercial gain, do not replace the original works, and are presented with proper context and attribution.The views and opinions expressed in this episode are our own and those of our guests. They do not necessarily reflect the official doctrine, beliefs, or positions of The Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-day Saints.Send us Fan Mail

In this special mini episode, we share a heartfelt tribute to President Russell M. Nelson following his recent passing. We reflect on his remarkable life—his pioneering medical career, his humble service as an apostle, and his inspiring example as a prophet of God.We also revisit an interview he gave shortly after being called as an apostle, where he spoke about the guiding principles that shaped both his medical and spiritual journeys.Send us Fan Mail

In this mini episode, Candice and Clare share uplifting counsel from President Russell M. Nelson, who recently turned 101. They reflect on his two simple but profound truths about worth and love, along with stories and quotes that inspire hope and peace in a divided world. Clickable linksTimes articleMartin Luther King JrErika KirkObamaPope FrancisPres. Nelson New ZealandPres. Nelson end quoteTranscriptSend us Fan Mail

 This week, Candice shares a powerful true story about Ruby, a 99-year-old woman who chose to give one last Christmas gift to the Lord through an act of service. What began as a simple gesture of sitting with someone alone in the dining hall became a deep and life-changing friendship with Monia, a Holocaust survivor who carried years of heartache. Their story is a reminder: don’t wait for it—don’t miss your chance to serve, to love, and to lift someone who needs you. It’s never too late to give, never too late to change, and never too late to find a friend. Join us as we reflect on how small acts of kindness can become sacred miracles. Shoutouts (Clickable links)Wait for It by Leslie Odom Jr. (Hamilton)Henry B. Eyring QuoteTranscriptFair Use & DisclaimerThis podcast episode may contain brief quotes from external sources, used in a positive and respectful manner for discussion, education, and commentary. These references fall under fair use as they are not used for commercial gain, do not replace the original works, and are presented with proper context and attribution.The views and opinions expressed in this episode are our own and those of our guests. They do not necessarily reflect the official doctrine, beliefs, or positions of The Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-day Saints.Send us Fan Mail

 In this week’s episode, Clare and Candice dive into President Russell M. Nelson’s April 2025 General Conference address, Confidence in the Presence of God. Together they explore how to strengthen our confidence before the Lord by living with charity and virtue. From managing our thoughts to teaching children about inner beauty and kindness, this discussion offers practical ways to apply the prophet’s counsel in daily life and approach God with greater peace and assurance. President Nelson: Confidence in the Presence of GodPresident Nelson: Peacemakers NeededPresident Nelson: Think Celestial!Proverbs 31:10Moroni 7:47Follow Him Podcast: Shout outBook Shout out: Atomic HabitsTranscriptFair Use & DisclaimerThis podcast episode may contain brief quotes from external sources, used in a positive and respectful manner for discussion, education, and commentary. These references fall under fair use as they are not used for commercial gain, do not replace the original works, and are presented with proper context and attribution.The views and opinions expressed in this episode are our own and those of our guests. They do not necessarily reflect the official doctrine, beliefs, or positions of The Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-day Saints.Send us Fan Mail

“Cancer was the best thing that ever happened to me.” Those are Michelle Ogden’s words after walking through a brief but life-changing health trial. She joins us to talk about God’s tender mercies, the power of community, and how she found peace by trusting His plan—no matter the outcome.Fair Use & DisclaimerThis podcast episode may contain brief quotes from external sources, used in a positive and respectful manner for discussion, education, and commentary. These references fall under fair use as they are not used for commercial gain, do not replace the original works, and are presented with proper context and attribution.The views and opinions expressed in this episode are our own and those of our guests. They do not necessarily reflect the official doctrine, beliefs, or positions of The Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-day Saints.Send us Fan Mail

 Journaling isn’t just writing. It is a way to preserve memories, recognize God’s hand in our daily lives, and create a record that blesses both us and our families. In this episode, we share our personal experiences with journaling along with simple tips for making it a joyful and meaningful habit. Shownotes (clickable links)Wilford Woodruff journal quote1 Nephi: Chapter 1 verse 1-3O Remember, Remember, EyringTranscriptFair Use & DisclaimerThis podcast episode may contain brief quotes from external sources, used in a positive and respectful manner for discussion, education, and commentary. These references fall under fair use as they are not used for commercial gain, do not replace the original works, and are presented with proper context and attribution.The views and opinions expressed in this episode are our own and those of our guests. They do not necessarily reflect the official doctrine, beliefs, or positions of The Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-day Saints.Send us Fan Mail

Ever had one of those “Oh no, what am I doing?” moments? Candice and Clare share stories from turbulent plane rides, parenting chaos, and life’s unexpected twists, and show how even the freak-outs can teach us gratitude, perspective, and the value of family. Shownotes(clickable links)Elder Uchtdorf: Grateful in Any CircumstancesPres. Nelson airplane storyMemoir by Jeremy Renner: My Next BreathTranscriptFair Use & DisclaimerThis podcast episode may contain brief quotes from external sources, used in a positive and respectful manner for discussion, education, and commentary. These references fall under fair use as they are not used for commercial gain, do not replace the original works, and are presented with proper context and attribution.The views and opinions expressed in this episode are our own and those of our guests. They do not necessarily reflect the official doctrine, beliefs, or positions of The Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-day Saints.Send us Fan Mail

From water bottles to vintage cars to the story of King David, Clare, and Candice explore how true value isn’t about appearance or where you are, it’s about how God sees your heart. This uplifting mini episode will remind you not to settle for places or people who undervalue you.Shownotes (clickable links)1 Samuel 9:2 (King James)1 Samuel 9:2 (NIV, Bible Hub)1 Samuel 13: 13-141 Samuel 16: 7, 12TranscriptFair Use & DisclaimerThis podcast episode may contain brief quotes from external sources, used in a positive and respectful manner for discussion, education, and commentary. These references fall under fair use as they are not used for commercial gain, do not replace the original works, and are presented with proper context and attribution.The views and opinions expressed in this episode are our own and those of our guests. They do not necessarily reflect the official doctrine, beliefs, or positions of The Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-day Saints. Send us Fan Mail

In this mini episode, Candice and Clare explore what it means to “feel the feels”… and then actually move on. Whether you’re stuck in sadness, anger, or anxiety, this episode offers real-life tools, gentle humor, and even a few kids’ movie references (because we’re moms, after all). Tune in to learn how shifting your mindset, changing your environment, and choosing the next right thing can help you get unstuck.Shownotes (clickable links)-Sing 2: Scarlett Johansson singing Stuck in a Moment You Can’t Get Out Of-Frozen 2: Anna singing The Next Right thingtranscriptFair Use & DisclaimerThis podcast episode may contain brief quotes from external sources, used in a positive and respectful manner for discussion, education, and commentary. These references fall under fair use as they are not used for commercial gain, do not replace the original works, and are presented with proper context and attribution.The views and opinions expressed in this episode are our own and those of our guests. They do not necessarily reflect the official doctrine, beliefs, or positions of The Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-day Saints.Send us Fan Mail

Candice shares a personal experience that started with a short email from her missionary nephew and led to a heartfelt prayer asking, “What do I need to change?” In this honest and reflective conversation, Candice and Clare discuss how difficult it can be to stop focusing on others and start looking inward. They explore the courage it takes to ask God for guidance, the humility needed to accept the answer, and the faith required to let go of what’s comfortable. This episode reminds us that change and repentance are gifts meant to bless our lives, not burden them.Shownotes (clickable links) conference talk quoted: Peacemakers NeededMark 9:23TranscriptFair Use & DisclaimerThis podcast episode may contain brief quotes from external sources, used in a positive and respectful manner for discussion, education, and commentary. These references fall under fair use as they are not used for commercial gain, do not replace the original works, and are presented with proper context and attribution.The views and opinions expressed in this episode are our own and those of our guests. They do not necessarily reflect the official doctrine, beliefs, or positions of The Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-day Saints.Send us Fan Mail

 In this short yet powerful episode, Clare shares two very different stories —one from the French Open and one from early Latter-day Saint church history —that both shed light on forgiveness, grace, and choosing to respond like Christ. From Coco Gauff extending an olive branch to W.W. Phelps returning to full fellowship, these stories remind us of the power of peacemaking in a world quick to judge. Shownotes (clickable links) Press conference after match W.W. Phelps story Praise to the Man HymnTranscriptFair Use & Disclaimer This podcast episode may contain brief quotes from external sources, used in a positive and respectful manner for discussion, education, and commentary. These references fall under fair use as they are not used for commercial gain, do not replace the original works, and are presented with proper context and attribution.The views and opinions expressed in this episode are our own and those of our guests. They do not necessarily reflect the official doctrine, beliefs, or positions of The Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-day Saints.Send us Fan Mail

In this episode Candice and Clare talk about Resting "B" Face—yes, RBF—and why the people who seem the most unapproachable might actually need the most love. With personal stories, gospel insights, and plenty of laughs, they explore how appearances can be deceiving and how we can choose to see others the way Christ does. Whether you're the one with RBF or you've been intimidated by someone who has it, this episode is a warm reminder to lead with love.Send us Fan Mail

In this episode Clare shares a personal story about her husband and sons taking on the Boise Trails Challenge—a grueling 165-mile mountain biking feat with over 36,000 feet of elevation gain. What started as a family goal turned into a powerful spiritual lesson about persistence, grit, and the blessings that come through effort.Candice and Clare reflect on how gospel principles show up in everyday life, including favorite quotes from President Nelson and a timely message from Steve Young’s book My Life Behind the Spiral. Whether you're facing a physical challenge, spiritual goal, or personal struggle, this episode is a reminder that the Lord sees our efforts—and effort brings rewards.Send us Fan Mail

 Candice and Clare dive into the modern-day “insult” of being called a try hard, and why they’re proudly claiming the title. From hilarious teenage slang to powerful scriptural examples, this mini episode encourages all of us to work hard, stay motivated, and ignore the critics. Whether you’re chasing goals, raising kids, or just trying to grow spiritually, go ahead and try hard. Jesus did. Fair Use & DisclaimerThis podcast episode may contain brief quotes from external sources, used in a positive and respectful manner for discussion, education, and commentary. These references fall under fair use as they are not used for commercial gain, do not replace the original works, and are presented with proper context and attribution.The views and opinions expressed in this episode are our own and those of our guests. They do not necessarily reflect the official doctrine, beliefs, or positions of The Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-day Saints.Shownotes (clickable links)Sisters: latter-day voices websiteTranscriptSend us Fan Mail

In this candid mini-episode, Clare shares a real-life story of a family road trip to Hells Canyon that turned into a nine-hour adventure, complete with an exploded boat tire, back-and-forth drives, and the unexpected kindness of strangers (shoutout to Dirk!). In the middle of the chaos, a simple prayer from her daughter and an innocent question, "Is God punishing us?" sparks a heartfelt conversation about the nature of God, the power of obedience, and how "mortality works."Candice and Clare delve into Elder Brooke P. Hales' talk, "Mortality Works," and the healing truth in John 9, which suggests that sometimes difficult things happen not because of sin or failure, but so that the works of God can be made manifest.This episode is both lighthearted and deeply reflective, making it perfect for anyone who has ever asked, “Why is this happening?”Fair Use & DisclaimerThis podcast episode may contain brief quotes from external sources, used in a positive and respectful manner for discussion, education, and commentary. These references fall under fair use as they are not used for commercial gain, do not replace the original works, and are presented with proper context and attribution.The views and opinions expressed in this episode are our own and those of our guests. They do not necessarily reflect the official doctrine, beliefs, or positions of The Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-day Saints.Shownotes (clickable links)John Chapter 9:1-3Mortality Works by Elder Brook HalesTranscriptSisters: latter-day voices websiteSend us Fan Mail

 In this mini-episode, Candice shares helpful, loving, and realistic tips for teaching 3–to 5–year–olds at church. From attention spans to behavior and play-based learning, this is a great listen for anyone serving in Primary. Clare adds insight from her own experience teaching older youth and reflects on the importance of helping every child feel loved and valued. Whether you're new to Primary or need a refresher, this episode offers simple ideas to make your lessons more engaging and meaningful. Fair Use & DisclaimerThis podcast episode may contain brief quotes from external sources, used in a positive and respectful manner for discussion, education, and commentary. These references fall under fair use as they are not used for commercial gain, do not replace the original works, and are presented with proper context and attribution.The views and opinions expressed in this episode are our own and those of our guests. They do not necessarily reflect the official doctrine, beliefs, or positions of The Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-day Saints.Shownotes (clickable links) Patricia Pinegar QuoteTranscriptSisters: latter-day voices websiteSend us Fan Mail

 In this thoughtful mini-episode, Clare and Candice delve into an often-overlooked area of the church: the foyer. From its role as a casual gathering spot to a place of quiet support on hard Sundays, they reflect on how the foyer can be a meaningful “third place” in our spiritual lives. They share personal stories, a powerful article called "Jesus is in the Foyer" by Brooke Romney, and remind listeners that even showing up, especially on the hard days, can be an act of faith and connection. Fair Use & DisclaimerThis podcast episode may contain brief quotes from external sources, used in a positive and respectful manner for discussion, education, and commentary. These references fall under fair use as they are not used for commercial gain, do not replace the original works, and are presented with proper context and attribution.The views and opinions expressed in this episode are our own and those of our guests. They do not necessarily reflect the official doctrine, beliefs, or positions of The Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-day Saints. Shownotes (clickable links)Brooke Romney: Jesus Is in the FoyerElder Holland, D&C 64:33-34Transcript Sisters: latter-day voices websiteSend us Fan Mail

 In this week's mini-episode, Candice shares her reasons for wearing temple garments as a covenant-keeping member of The Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-day Saints. She offers compassion and understanding for differing choices while expressing the spiritual strength and blessings she receives through this sacred practice. Drawing from scripture, personal experience, and teachings from Elder Bednar and Emily Belle Freeman, this episode is a reminder of the quiet power found in honoring covenants—even when it’s not easy. Fair Use & DisclaimerThis podcast episode may include brief quotes from external sources, used in a positive and respectful manner for discussion, education, and commentary. These references fall under fair use as they are not used for commercial gain, do not replace the original works, and are presented with proper context and attribution.The views and opinions expressed in this episode are our own and those of our guests. They do not necessarily reflect the official doctrine, beliefs, or positions of The Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-day Saints. Shownotes (clickable links)Elder Bednar 2022 Put on Thy Strenth, O ZionGenesis 35Emily Bell Freeman Walking in Covenant Relationship with ChristIsaiah 52:1 D&C 82:14 Sisters: latter-day voices websitetransriptSend us Fan Mail

In this weeks mini episode, Candice shares a deeply personal story about receiving a clear answer to prayer—and having the courage to follow it, even when it didn’t seem to make sense. At a time when she was feeling isolated, overwhelmed, and unsure how things would work out, one unexpected opportunity changed everything.From reading a school principal’s email (a miracle in itself!) to applying for a part-time art teaching job she felt completely unqualified for, Candice opens up about how trusting in God’s timing and guidance led to friendships, healing, and blessings she never anticipated.Clare and Candice also reflect on the reality of seeking revelation, the courage it takes to follow through, and the beauty in recognizing God’s hand in the details of our lives.Whether you're in the middle of your own decision-making process or just need a reminder that you're not alone, this episode will uplift and encourage you to keep trusting.Shownotes (clickable links)Elder Richard G. Scott: Trust in the LordTranscriptSisters: latter-day voices websiteFair Use & DisclaimerThis podcast episode may contain brief quotes from external sources, used in a positive and respectful manner for discussion, education, and commentary. These references fall under fair use as they are not used for commercial gain, do not replace the original works, and are presented with proper context and attribution.The views and opinions expressed in this episode are our own and those of our guests. They do not necessarily reflect the official doctrine, beliefs, or positions of The Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-day Saints. Send us Fan Mail

In this week’s mini-episode, Clare shares a touching and inspiring story about her fifth-grade daughter’s journey with long jump. Complete with triumphs, tears, and hard-earned life lessons. As Clare and Candice reflect on this experience, they discuss the importance of showing up, embracing failure, and building resilience; whether in sports, school, or spiritual growth. With insights from Michael Jordan, Elder Lynn G. Robbins, and Brene Brown, this episode is a reminder that failure isn’t the opposite of success, it’s a stepping stone to becoming our best selves. Shownotes (clickable links)Michael Jordan Quote and video clipBrene Brown: the Call to CourageElder Lynn Robbins: Until Seventy Times SevenTranscriptSisters: latter-day voices websiteFair Use & Disclaimer This podcast episode may contain brief quotes from external sources, used in a positive and respectful manner for discussion, education, and commentary. These references fall under fair use as they are not used for commercial gain, do not replace the original works, and are presented with proper context and attribution.The views and opinions expressed in this episode are our own and those of our guests. They do not necessarily reflect the official doctrine, beliefs, or positions of The Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-day Saints.Send us Fan Mail

In this week's episode, we welcome our dad, Chad Miller, who is an ordained temple sealer for The Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-day Saints. He shares profound insights and personal stories about the sacred blessings of temple marriage and eternal covenants.Brother Miller reflects on the joy he observes in couples at the altar, the lasting power of agency in the next life, and the comforting truth that no righteous desire will be denied, even when life doesn’t unfold as expected. He also compassionately discusses sensitive topics such as plural marriage, offering reassurance grounded in God’s love and our eternal freedom to choose.A touching story about a family member’s mission and a spiritual prompting from the other side reminds us that temple work connects us across the veil and that heaven is invested in our efforts.We conclude with a quote from Elder Christofferson’s talk, "The Sealing Power," which underscores how temple covenants reflect God's justice, mercy, and love.If you’ve ever had questions about temple sealings, eternal families, or how God’s plan relates to your unique life story, this conversation provides hope, clarity, and peace.Fair Use & Disclaimer This podcast episode may contain brief quotes from external sources, used in a positive and respectful manner for discussion, education, and commentary. These references fall under fair use as they are not used for commercial gain, do not replace the original works, and are presented with proper context and attribution.The views and opinions expressed in this episode are our own and those of our guests. They do not necessarily reflect the official doctrine, beliefs, or positions of The Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-day Saints.Shownotes (clickable links)Scriptures:Malachi 4:5-6 (Find in all four of the standard works)D&C 2:1-3Joseph Smith translation, Genesis 14King James Genesis 14D&C 22  (baptism is a new and everlasting covenant)D&C 131 (celestial marriage is essential)D&C 66:2 fullness of gospel- baptismD&C 45: 9Talks:President Russell M. Nelson, "The Everlasting Covenant"Quote: Elder Christopherson, "The Sealing Power"TranscriptSisters: latter-day voices websiteSend us Fan Mail

What’s the real difference between the righteous and the wicked?In this mini episode, we talk about a simple but powerful truth: the difference isn’t perfection—it’s repentance. As active members of the Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-day Saints, we share insights from the Book of Mormon and quotes from Sister Tamara W. Runia’s most recent General Conference talk, “Your Repentance Doesn’t Burden Jesus Christ; It Brightens His Joy.”This episode is a reminder that righteousness is less about where you are, and more about which way you're facing. Whether you feel strong in your faith or like you’re starting over, repentance is the path—and it’s filled with hope.Show Notes (clickable links)General Conference talk by Sister Tamara W. Runia Titled, "Your Repentance Doesn't Burden Jesus Christ; It Brightens His Joy."Send us Fan Mail

 In this heartfelt episode, we sit down with Myrlene to hear her powerful story of recovery from alcohol addiction. With honesty and hope, she opens up about her struggles, the love and support that helped her heal, and the profound spiritual transformation she experienced through Jesus Christ. We also explore principles from the 12-step recovery approach and how they can support anyone seeking lasting change through Christ-centered support. Whether you’re on your own path of recovery or supporting someone who is, Myrlene’s testimony will uplift and inspire you. Show notes and references:https://www.buzzsprout.com/2465200(click under transcript)Send us Fan Mail

 In this mini episode, we share two simple stories that reveal how deeply aware God is of us, in the things we pray for and the surprises we never expected. Heavenly Father sees it all. He knows us personally, cares about the details, and reminds us we are truly loved. Show notes and references:https://www.buzzsprout.com/2465200(click under transcript)Send us Fan Mail

In this episode, we dive into what the family transition to missionary service really looks like. We talk mission prep from both spiritual and practical angles, covering self-reliance, managing expectations, emotional readiness, and the logistics. We also gathered advice from families who have been through it: what worked, what didn’t, and what they wish they’d known before drop-off day. Whether your missionary leaves next week or you’re just starting to think ahead, this conversation is full of faith-filled insights to help your family navigate the journey. Show notes and references:https://www.buzzsprout.com/2465200(click under transcript)Send us Fan Mail