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This is a podcast about real people and their real stories with God. Not perfect people. Not polished testimonies. We talk about who they were before they found God, what their life looked like when they met Him, and how they were changed along the way, often in their darkest moments. This podcast is about finding God in the middle of pain, doubt, loss, healing, and real life.
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From a young age, Matt learned how to survive. Growing up in difficult circumstances, fighting became his way of protecting himself and navigating life. As a young adult, he moved to Hawaii, where he felt called to serve
Show notesAutumn Willinger grew up surrounded by faith, service, and religious community. Raised Baptist and immersed in spiritual life from a young age, she eventually faced a defining choice: stay within the life she had always
Show notesTracy Lloyd’s story isn’t about a sudden, life-changing moment, it’s about something quieter, and maybe more relatable. Raised in a loving Lutheran community, Tracy always knew of God, but her life took a different shape
Show notesIn Part 2 of my conversation with Whitney, she shares how some of life’s hardest seasons became the place where faith grew deeper. Through personal health challenges, family trials, and watching loved ones suffer, Whittn
Show notesWhitney shares a deeply moving story about finding God not after the hard moments, but right in the middle of them. She opens up about the terrifying day her young daughter fell from a second-story window and the fear th
Show notesGwen’s story begins at 13 years old with a simple but life-changing truth: she was already seen, known, and loved by God—exactly as she was. But knowing that and believing it are two very different things. For years, Gwe
Show notesElla was a typical teenager—full of life, movement, and dreams—until one moment changed everything. After passing out in the shower, hitting her head and sustaining a serious brain injury, she began a long and uncertain
Show notesErin grew up in Southern California in a strong, loving family rooted in faith. Life was full of the kinds of memories many people dream about...camping trips, skiing, boating, and parents whose example made it easy to f
Show notesJames Perry grew up in a lively family in Seattle, right in the middle of ten siblings—five older and five younger. His parents were Catholic, and his father, a convert, carried a deep love for Jesus Christ that shaped t
Show notesRachel grew up in a loving home with devoted parents. Religion wasn’t a central part of her upbringing, she didn’t regularly attend church or follow a structured faith practice, but she always knew Jesus Christ was real.
Show notesI’ve known Kit Westbrook for five years. He served as the bishop of my LDS ward, but this episode isn’t about leadership it’s about love. Kit was raised in a home where he knew, deeply and without question, that he was l
Show notesBreanne was raised in The Church of Jesus Christ of Latter Day Saints but her early life was marked by dysfunction and deep wounds. There was sexual abuse. There was pain that wasn't handled well. There was a mother-daug
Show notesIn this episode, I sit down with my friend Katie Hadfield to talk about loss, grief, and what it means to truly anchor your life in God. Katie was raised in Holladay, Utah, in a strong LDS family. As a young girl, her wo
Show notesAngie Canfield's story is one of courage and redemption. She was raised in a broken home, her parents divorced when she was five. She lived with mistreatment from family members through her formative years. Angie grew up
Show notesIn this episode, I sit down with Candice Hall, a functional medicine doctor whose life has bridged two very different worlds of healing. Raised by a mother immersed in New Age energy work, meditation, and alternative hea
Show notesContent Warning: This episode contains references to underage drinking, drug use, suicide, self-harm, and depression. These topics may be distressing for some listeners. Please listen with care. In this episode, Sienna s
Show notesOn this episode my guest shares a life that began in unimaginable instability—betrayal where there should have been protection, abandonment where there should have been care, and survival where most would have given up.
Show notesIn this episode, I sit on the other side of the mic as Adrienne interviews me about my own journey of finding God. I share what it was like growing up in an emotionally disconnected family—and how that disconnection led
Show notesOn this week’s episode of People Finding God, I sit down with Jason Ewell—a man whose childhood felt like a battleground, growing up in some of the hardest pockets of California. Jason was friendless until age 10 and fac
Show notesIn this heartfelt episode, I sit down with Jenny Flagler, who lost her husband—a dedicated firefighter—in the line of duty. Four years later, she shares what grief, rebuilding, and finding God in a deeper way really look
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