In this episode of The I Remember Podcast, I sit down with President and Sister Tolman to talk about what it really looks like to live a consecrated life. Through stories from 20+ years in Malaysia and their time as mission leaders, they share the tender mercies, miracles, and changed hearts that come when we give the Lord everything—and how returned missionaries can stay “all in” long after the name tag comes off.

Note: Sister Tolman references King Lamoni, but she meant King Lamoni’s father.

In this episode, I’m joined by my co-host, Maddie. Together we talk about what it really means to remember—why we remember, how we remember, who we remember, and what we remember.

Part 2 of this episode continues the conversation on Answering His Call by sharing what it means to serve a mission in a different but equally powerful way — From everyday experiences to quiet miracles, we talk about what service missionaries do, what we learn, and how serving with Christlike love brings joy and shapes who we become.

Conversion is more than checking boxes, it’s a change of heart. In this episode, we talk about what it looks like when prayers turn into praying, church becomes worship, service becomes serving others, reading becomes studying, and when we learn to worship intently at the house of the Lord.

In this episode, I’m joined by therapist Tanya Pusey. We explore the difference between joy and happiness, blending clinical insights with a deeper spiritual perspective to help you build habits to notice the glimmers in your every day!

In part one, I am joined with sister Findlay, and Sister Emerson! We share our personal journeys of being called to serve as service missionaries. Each of us opens up about how we came to this point, the challenges we faced, and the blessings we’ve experienced along the way. If you’ve ever wondered what it looks like to accept a call to serve in this unique way, this episode will give you a heartfelt, firsthand look at the service mission experience.

In this episode of His Grace, I sit down with Ben Lomu for an uplifting conversation about God’s grace and why it truly is sufficient for each of us. Together, we dive into 2 Nephi 25:23 and unpack what “after all we can do” really means. Drawing from Brad Wilcox’s talk, “His Grace Is Sufficient,” we discuss what a loving God truly expects of us, how grace works in our daily lives, and why it’s a gift we can rely on every single day!

In this episode, we talk with Nicole about her journey of physical healing and how, through the Atonement of Jesus Christ, she found something even deeper, becoming spiritually whole.