Becoming Perfect vs. Perfectionism: What is the Difference?

Learning to Hear Him Through the Holy Ghost

What if the Holy Ghost isn’t as quiet as we sometimes think He is? In this episode, Elizabeth talks with Arantza Condie, a convert to The Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-day Saints, who describes feeling the Spirit like a bolt of lightning — though it wasn’t always that way. As Arantza shares her conversion story, she reflects on how becoming a wife and mother became the catalyst for profound change, and how she can now look back on some of the darkest seasons of her life and recognize that the Savior was gently reaching out to her through the Holy Ghost all along. Her story is a beautiful reminder that God’s love never ebbs and flows, His invitations never cease, and perhaps He has been speaking to us all along as we learn to recognize His language.

"You Might Be Right." And More Simple Wisdom for Everyday Life

How does a devoted Catholic become a member of The Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-day Saints? Ann Tanner still calls her conversion a miracle. In this inspiring conversation, she shares the unexpected people and quiet moments God used to change her heart, the powerful lessons she learned through years of serving with the American Red Cross, and simple, practical tools for strengthening families, navigating difficult conversations, and finding hope in life's hardest moments. From the life-changing phrase, "You might be right," to the extraordinary impact of ordinary people who simply show up, this episode is a reminder that humility, love, and service have the power to change lives—including our own.

"I'm Sorry." The Most Important Thing to Say in a Relationship.

In this heartfelt episode, Sheri Ferrell shares how forgiveness—though often difficult and deeply personal—has become one of the most powerful principles shaping her relationships with her husband, children, family, and church community. With honesty, humility, and compassion, Sheri reflects on learning to forgive others, forgive herself, and rely on the healing power of the Atonement to strengthen connection and bring peace. Her simple but profound invitation—“Just forgive”—offers a gentle reminder that while forgiveness may be a process, the decision to begin can change everything.

The Hope of Motherhood

In this special Mother’s Day episode, we reflect on living and mothering with intention, joy, and connection. Our guest Elle Rowley [https://podcasts.apple.com/us/podcast/down-the-well/id1797861644?i=1000723703868 ]models what it means to live authentically—choosing connection, embracing growth, and finding joy along the way, especially in motherhood. She reminds us that our “down the well” moments—times of uncertainty or struggle—are not wasted, but can become places of growth and clarity when we face them with honesty. Motherhood is a hero’s journey, inviting each of us to grow and lead in our own way. There is hope in that journey—hope that our efforts matter, that we are being strengthened, and that our children are being guided as we help them discover who they are. This conversation is a gentle reminder of the beauty and privilege of motherhood—and an invitation to live it more fully, more intentionally, and with greater joy. Down the Well with Elle: The 7 Stages of the Mother’s Hero’s Journey, https://podcasts.apple.com/us/podcast/down-the-well/id1797861644?i=1000723703868 [https://podcasts.apple.com/us/podcast/down-the-well/id1797861644?i=1000723703868 ]

Hope for Motherhood With Chelsea Monahan

What does it look like to hold onto hope when the answer you’re praying for doesn’t come—at least not in the way you expected? In this episode, Chelsea Monahan shares her deeply personal journey through infertility and the long, tender season of waiting for motherhood, offering powerful insight into what it means to trust God in the unknown. Her story reaches beyond infertility, speaking to anyone who has ever felt they were “waiting on the Lord,” and bringing comfort to those experiencing loss, longing, or life paths that look different than planned. Released in anticipation of Mother’s Day, this episode gently redefines motherhood—not as something limited to biology, but as a calling rooted in love, nurturing, and caring for God’s children. Through her faith and experiences, Chelsea reminds us that even in the waiting, we are seen, loved, and never alone.