Have you ever considered what our spiritual lives would be like without Christ? In this deeply reflective episode, Morgan revisits a sacrament talk from years past that continues to resonate with listeners, exploring the profound symbolism behind our most frequent ordinance.

Beginning with a compelling story about what happened when his ward ran out of bread one Sunday, Morgan invites us to consider the spiritual parallel: without the bread—without Christ—we would have no resurrection, remain forever subject to the adversary, and live without hope. This stark reality highlights why our weekly sacrament experience should be far from routine—it should be the spiritual highlight of our week.

Drawing wisdom from Elder Tad R. Callister's "The Infinite Atonement," Morgan challenges the common approach to sacrament time. While many focus exclusively on seeking forgiveness, the sacramental prayers emphasize remembrance. This remembrance isn't simply a mental exercise but a catalyst that inspires repentance and transformation. "The better we remember Christ, the more constant times we think on Christ will directly correlate with how often we repent and how greatly we change," Morgan explains.

The episode unpacks multiple layers of sacrament symbolism: the altar-like sacrament table where we place our spiritual burdens; the repetition of prayers until perfect, mirroring Christ's patience with our imperfection; the bread as Christ's body and our spiritual nourishment; the water as the ultimate spiritual solvent that dissolves sin; and the white cloth representing purity and covenant. Perhaps most poignantly, Morgan highlights how the individual pieces of bread and separate cups remind us that Christ suffered for each of us personally, while the act of passing the sacrament to others reflects our responsibility to share Christ's healing power.

Regardless of where you are in your spiritual journey, this episode will transform how you experience this sacred weekly ordinance. Take time to reflect on these symbols and discover how remembering Christ more fully can bring healing, renewal, and profound spiritual connection to your life.

Have you ever felt completely lost in life? That disorienting feeling when you're not sure where you belong or what you should be doing next? In this deeply resonant episode, Morgan and Joel reframe what it means to feel lost and reveal why these moments might actually be spiritual turning points rather than dead ends.

Drawing from personal experiences, scriptural insights, and the powerful parable of the prodigal son, they explore the different ways we experience being "lost"—whether through straying from our spiritual path, losing our sense of identity, or simply not having reached our destination yet. Rather than a sign of failure, feeling lost often signals we're finally paying attention to what isn't working in our lives.

The conversation tackles how simple changes in daily habits can provide clarity when we feel directionless, and how God views our moments of wandering not as disappointments but as opportunities for homecoming. Morgan shares how feeling lost has consistently preceded major positive changes in her life, while Joel reflects on how the sacrament reminds us that Christ's living water never runs out for those wandering in spiritual deserts.

Whether you're a young single adult trying to navigate major life decisions, someone who has drifted from spiritual practices, or anyone questioning your purpose, this episode offers a refreshing perspective on those uncomfortable moments of feeling adrift. You'll walk away understanding that with Christ, being lost is never the end of your story—it's often the beginning of something beautiful.

Ready to transform your perspective on feeling lost? Listen now to discover how these challenging times might be precisely what you need to find your way back to what matters most.

Have you ever wondered why we often look to the distant past for examples of God's miraculous power instead of recognizing it in our own lives? This deeply personal episode explores how modern miracles unfold when we have eyes to see them.

Morgan shares the unexpected journey of finding housing as his lease deadline approached with alarming speed. Between juggling two jobs and church responsibilities, discovering he had mere weeks to find a new apartment seemed overwhelming. Then came a distinct spiritual prompting to remain within his ward boundaries—a challenging request that required turning down suitable options with no alternatives in sight.

What follows is a remarkable sequence of events that showcases divine timing and intervention. After weeks of disappointments, Morgan discovers the perfect apartment within his ward boundaries that accepts his dog Biscuit. Despite competing against twelve other applicants, he receives the offer. Simultaneously, he experiences unprecedented success at work, closing his monthly sales quota eleven days early—providing crucial time to focus on moving. The final surprise? The rent turns out to be $150 less than initially advertised.

This experience illuminates a powerful truth about how God works in our lives: "Don't rely on old miracles of the scriptures. Those miracles are not dead and gone. They will happen today, in your life, in your lifetime, because God loves you, he's mindful of you." Through Elder Bednar's teaching that "tender mercies do not occur randomly or merely by coincidence," Morgan reminds us that God cares about the details—even the seemingly small ones like finding an apartment or managing a stressful move. What miracles might you be missing in your own life? Listen, reflect, and then start looking for divine fingerprints in your daily journey.