St. Paul didn’t start out as a follower of Christ, and he wasn’t one of the twelve Apostles — and yet, he was probably the most influential Apostle of all!By Elissa Bjeletich Davis and Kristina Wenger

Did you know that St. Paul’s cousins were famous saints too? Intelligence and faith ran in his family! These sisters were holy unmercenary doctors, and we think you’re going to like them!By Elissa Bjeletich Davis and Kristina Wenger

I felt the Spirit so much while we were recording this episode for Greatest Work. Listen as Jennie Moss from The Latter-day Ladies shares her journey through difficult trials while increasing her trust in the Lord and encouraging others to do the same through her social media, artwork, and podcast. Blessing artwork referenced: https://www.instagram…

Bishop Basil had a very interesting obedience — one that you might want to consider too!By Elissa Bjeletich Davis and Kristina Wenger

Join us to learn the story and process of content creation behind Thumb Follow Me with Brigham Sunday. These videos, featured on YouTube, are directed towards kids-- to help them develop a love for the scriptures. Watch Thumb Follow Me on YouTube!By Kristina Bishop

Join us as we discover the story and purpose behind the Instagram account One Lower Light, designed to spread the spiritual light of Christ and "chase darkness from among you" and aimed to help those who are struggling with their membership in The Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-day Saints by providing rigorous and researched insights. @onelowerli…

Aubree’s curious about All Saints Day, and so are we! Here’s everything you ever wanted to know about it…By Elissa Bjeletich Davis and Kristina Wenger

Alma wrestles with God in the Spirit. He is commanded to return to preach unto the people. Amulek recognizes him as a holy prophet of God and a high priest. They experience priesthood power. The people in the land of Ammonihah have forgotten the promises the Lord made to their fathers. The Savior is full of grace, equity, and truth, patience, mercy…

Doctrine in Alma 5-7 with relationships to the gathering of Israel, Jesus Christ, temple, priesthood, law, prophets, and revelation. Helping you understand where these are in this Come Follow Me scripture block.By Kristina Bishop

As Pascha comes to its conclusion with Ascension and then Pentecost, we consider how all of these feasts fit together in God’s great plan for us. God loves us and wants to be united to us — and Jesus ascending into heaven is a big part of that!By Elissa Bjeletich Davis and Kristina Wenger

References to the gathering of Israel, law, prophets, Jesus Christ, and revelation within the text of Mosiah 29 - Alma 4. Visualizations of these are shown on YouTube. Gideon defends against the priestcraft of Nehor, who twists the doctrine of the gathering of Jesus Christ. Conditions and blessings of the gospel covenant. The people are saved and p…

References to the gathering of Israel in Mosiah 25-28; an account of their deliverance.By Kristina Bishop

In this episode, Elissa and Kristina answer a special request from listener Luke to talk about none other than St. Luke of Crimea!By Elissa Bjeletich Davis and Kristina Wenger

References to the gathering of Israel in Mosiah 18-24. The people of Ammon are delivered and we see a reminder of God's covenant with Abraham, Isaac, and Jacob, again renewed with Nephi and now with these people. God remembers His covenant people.By Kristina Bishop

In this episode, we’ll meet two of St. Emmelia’s very famous and distinguished sons, and one of their friends.By Elissa Bjeletich Davis and Kristina Wenger

Elissa and Kristina had a request for the life of St. Emmelia — but it’s hard to talk about her without discussing the whole family! So this time, we’ll talk about Macrina, Macrina and Emmelia, but next time, we’ll talk about Gregory, Gregory and Basil!By Elissa Bjeletich Davis and Kristina Wenger

Christ is risen! Elissa Bjeletich Davis and Kristina Wenger consider the real meaning of myrrhbearing and incarnation, both for the Holy Myrrhbearers and for us today!Originally released April 20, 2023By Elissa Bjeletich Davis and Kristina Wenger

This week, Elissa Bjeletich and Kristina Wenger get us ready for Pascha by asking: how exactly did Jesus trample down death by death? What does that mean?Originally released April 15, 2021By Elissa Bjeletich Davis and Kristina Wenger

Kristina and Elissa received another special request: this week, we will be learning the story of St. Dorothy of Kashin, who lived in the ruins!By Elissa Bjeletich Davis and Kristina Wenger

On Sunday we commemorate St. Mary of Egypt, whose life was not always saintly. That’s why she is such a favorite in the Church, actually—she is a wonderful example of how we can turn our lives around when we truly repent.Find the Tending the Garden of Our Hearts: Daily Lenten Meditations for Families book, ebook, and audiobook at store.ancientfaith…

In this episode, we’ll get to know St. Ignatius the God-bearer — for Ephrem’s brother!By Elissa Bjeletich Davis and Kristina Wenger

In this third episode on St. Ephraim, Elissa and Kristina look at some interesting things he said about where we can find God.By Elissa Bjeletich Davis and Kristina Wenger

As we begin Great Lent, let’s think about what the words we’re praying in the Lenten Prayer of St. Ephraim really mean, and why we’re praying them!By Elissa Bjeletich Davis and Kristina Wenger

One of our listeners requested an episode on his name saint, the very wonderful St. Ephraim the Syrian, and we were so happy to oblige!By Elissa Bjeletich Davis and Kristina Wenger

We have another episode based on a listener request! Join us as we talk about the wonderful Prophet Micah.By Elissa Bjeletich Davis and Kristina Wenger

We have a special listener request from Leia, so we are talking about the life of St. Prisca todayBy Elissa Bjeletich Davis and Kristina Wenger

This week, Kristina and Elissa are taking requests! Elizabeth wants to know about St. Ita of Ireland, so this episode covers the story of this wonderworking Saint’s life.By Elissa Bjeletich Davis and Kristina Wenger

In this final episode of the series on Orthodox prayers, Kristina and Elissa take a look at how the Church teaches us to lay down our cares and settle in for the night.By Elissa Bjeletich Davis and Kristina Wenger

Kristina and Elissa begin the new year with a prayer for the new day!By Elissa Bjeletich Davis and Kristina Wenger

Kristina Wenger and Elissa Bjeletich consider the Magi: who were these wise men from the East, and what made them decide to seek out the Baby Jesus?By Elissa Bjeletich Davis and Kristina Wenger

In this episode, Elissa and Kristina look at how St. Romanos tells the whole story of Christ’s birth, in just a few short sentences!By Elissa Bjeletich Davis and Kristina Wenger

Kristina and Elissa take a deeper look at one of our most beloved prayers — Psalm 22/23 — and ask what experiences might have inspired David to write this.By Elissa Bjeletich Davis and Kristina Wenger

In honor of Thanksgiving, Kristina and Elissa are thinking about giving thanks — and about why the word for Holy Communion or Eucharist means “Thanksgiving”!By Elissa Bjeletich Davis and Kristina Wenger

In this episode, Kristina and Elissa explore how mighty this tiny prayer can be.By Elissa Bjeletich Davis and Kristina Wenger

As we begin a new series on the common prayers we say all the time, we begin with a really big one: The Lord’s Prayer!By Elissa Bjeletich Davis and Kristina Wenger

This week, Elissa and Kristina explore the “O All Holy Trinity” and the various lovely things it teaches!By Elissa Bjeletich Davis and Kristina Wenger

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As Kristina and Elissa explore the prayers we pray every day, they explore why we open with this prayer to the Holy Spirit.By Elissa Bjeletich Davis and Kristina Wenger

We have another listener request: King David! He is one of our favorite Saints, and you’re about to find out why.By Elissa Bjeletich Davis and Kristina Wenger

You asked, and we answered! We had a speakpipe request for an episode on the wonderful modern Saint, St. Elizabeth the New Martyr, so we’ve put together her story to help you get to know her!By Elissa Bjeletich Davis and Kristina Wenger

Another listener-requested episode! Elissa and Kristina will help you get to know St. Xenia, whose very unusual story is unforgettable and beautiful!By Elissa Bjeletich Davis and Kristina Wenger

Elissa Bjeletich Davis and Kristina Wenger tell about St. Seraphim of Sarov.By Elissa Bjeletich Davis and Kristina Wenger

St. Paul said that St. Phoebe helped him a lot – we’ll find out how!By Elissa Bjeletich Davis and Kristina Wenger

Catherine in Aurora, Colorado, requested an episode on her patron saint, St. Catherine of Alexandria, and we were so happy to learn more about her, and to share her story with you!By Elissa Bjeletich Davis and Kristina Wenger

A young woman with her whole life ahead of her is suddenly paralyzed. What amazing wonders can God accomplish with her now?By Elissa Bjeletich Davis and Kristina Wenger

This tale of two disciples shows us how important it is the do the right thing AFTER you’ve done the wrong thing.By Elissa Bjeletich Davis and Kristina Wenger

St. George is a very famous Saint – a wonderworker and martyr! But did he really kill a dragon?By Elissa Bjeletich Davis and Kristina Wenger

Today, we look at the story of Pascha, from Christ's entry into Jerusalem through His resurrection.By Elissa Bjeletich Davis and Kristina Wenger

Jesus concludes his Sermon on the Mount by telling us that living our lives is like building a house, and we should think carefully about where we build it!By Elissa Bjeletich Davis and Kristina Wenger