What if Jesus is closer than you think—just quieter than you expected? In this episode, Scott and Deb talk about finding Him not in dramatic miracles, but in ordinary moments: a routine appointment, a calm where there used to be chaos, a sunrise we almost overlook. If you’ve ever mistaken stillness for distance from God, this conversation will help you see His steady presence in everyday life.

Scott and Deb are joined by Nick and Crystal for a powerful conversation on Step Two of recovery: “Came to believe that a Power greater than ourselves could restore us to sanity.”

Together, they explore why healing doesn’t come from trying harder, but from learning to trust God differently—not as a taskmaster to fear, but as a loving Father who finishes what we cannot. Through scripture, recovery experience, and clinical insight, this episode reframes recovery, faith, and repentance as relational, not transactional.

Whether you’re navigating addiction, fear, uncertainty, or the weight of life, this episode invites you to consider a deeper question: Can God be trusted with what’s broken in me?

Jesus Christ meets us in our mess—but He never intends to leave us there. In this episode, Scott and Deb explore a crucial gospel distinction that often gets blurred: we are saved from our sins, not in them. Drawing from the Book of Mormon, the New Testament, and lived experience, they unpack how grace is not moral indifference, mercy is not permission, and love does not excuse stagnation. Together they discuss why Christ’s Atonement invites real transformation without condemnation, how sin clouds spiritual perception, and what it means to yield—rather than justify or self-condemn. This conversation is an invitation to clarity, alignment, and renewed trust in the Savior who rescues us so we can become new.