Golden Fractures is a podcast that was created to remind you that you are loved. You are loved and you can feel joy. True joy comes from knowing who you really are. We get to know ourselves better by getting to know our Savior, Jesus Christ, better. Christ can make beauty out of our imperfections. We can use our shortcomings to show love to others in our lives--including ourselves. We each have our strengths, but are sometimes blinded by our insecurities. Together, let's discover how we can make beauty from the cracks in our lives through our Savior.
Golden Fractures
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Podcast Overview
Golden Fractures is a podcast that was created to remind you that you are loved. You are loved and you can feel joy. True joy comes from knowing who you really are. We get to know ourselves better by getting to know our Savior, Jesus Christ, better. Christ can make beauty out of our imperfections. We can use our shortcomings to show love to others in our lives--including ourselves. We each have our strengths, but are sometimes blinded by our insecurities. Together, let's discover how we can make beauty from the cracks in our lives through our Savior.
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May 29, 2026
Christlike Attribute: Godliness
<p>Most of us don’t think much about the Christlike attribute of godliness. It can almost feel like one of those spiritual words we hear in church but don’t fully understand. But as I’ve studied it, I’ve realized godliness is so much more personal—and so much more attainable—than I ever imagined.</p><p><br></p><p>In this episode, I’m sharing what surprised me most during my study of godliness and how this divine attribute isn’t reserved for people who are spiritually “perfect.” Godliness is something God invites all of us into right now, even in the middle of our weaknesses, struggles, and imperfect lives.</p><p><br></p><p>I talk about how ordinances and covenants aren’t just symbolic traditions—they are actual channels of divine power. Through ordinances like baptism, we’re connected to heaven in a very real way, and little by little, we can begin to take on the nature of Jesus Christ. I also share why I’ve come to see baptism differently—not just as a one-time event, but as an entrance into the kingdom of God and a life connected to heavenly power.</p><p><br></p><p>In this episode, we’ll talk about:</p><p>• What godliness really means and how it’s connected to becoming more like God</p><p>• How divine power is available to you right now, no matter where you are spiritually</p><p>• Why ordinances matter so much more than we sometimes realize</p><p>• How covenants and obedience open the door for spiritual strength and transformation</p><p>• Practical ways to invite the Holy Ghost more fully into everyday life</p><p><br></p><p>I truly believe understanding godliness changes the way we see our relationship with God. It reminds us that spiritual growth is possible now—not someday when we’re perfect, but today, as we keep turning toward Christ.</p><p><br></p><p>If you’ve been longing to feel closer to God, understand the power of ordinances more deeply, or become more like Christ in your daily life, I hope this episode encourages you and helps you see the divine potential already within you.</p>
May 21, 2026
Christlike Attribute: Purity
<p>Purity is one of those words we often reduce to “avoiding bad things,” but the more I study the life of Christ, the more I realize purity is so much deeper than that. It’s not just about staying clean—it’s about becoming refined through Jesus Christ.</p><p><br></p><p>In this episode, I’m diving into the Christlike attribute of purity and exploring how the process of sanctification is a lot like refining metal. God doesn’t expect instant perfection from us. He works with us layer by layer, helping us release impurities and become something stronger, holier, and more beautiful through the Savior’s Atonement.</p><p><br></p><p>I talk about the different stages of spiritual refinement and how daily repentance, covenants, and the companionship of the Holy Ghost are all part of becoming pure in heart. We’ll also talk about why Zion isn’t just a place—it’s a condition of the heart—and how every small effort to turn toward Christ matters.</p><p><br></p><p>I share insights from leaders like Elder David A. Bednar and Marion G. Romney that have completely changed the way I view growth, repentance, and the refining process. Because purity isn’t about never making mistakes. It’s about continually letting Christ shape and cleanse us as we keep trying.</p><p><br></p><p>If you’ve ever felt discouraged in your spiritual progress, overwhelmed by your weaknesses, or unsure if real change is possible, I hope this episode reminds you that sanctification is a process—and Jesus is patient with the process.</p><p><br></p><p>We don’t become pure all at once. We become pure little by little, as we keep choosing Christ.</p><p><br></p><p>Thank you for being here with me today. Let’s keep chiseling away the natural man and moving toward Zion—one faithful step at a time.</p>
May 14, 2026
Christlike Attribute: Forgoing Worldliness
<p>Most of us don’t even realize how easily the things of the world can start pulling our hearts away from God. Not always through obvious sin, but through distraction, comfort, validation, achievement, or even good things that slowly become the center of our lives. In this episode, I’m talking about the Christlike attribute of forgoing worldliness and what it actually means to live with our hearts focused on eternal things instead of temporary ones.</p><p><br></p><p>We’ll look at moments from the Savior’s life that show us what this attribute really looks like—not just in what He taught, but in how He lived. From feeding the 5,000 and walking away from worldly recognition, to the rich young ruler struggling to let go of what mattered most to him, Christ continually showed us that fulfillment isn’t found in status, possessions, or the approval of the world.</p><p><br></p><p>I also dive into how worldliness shows up in modern life in subtle ways—through social media, comparison, pride, comfort, busyness, and the constant pull to build our identity around things other than God. Because the truth is, anything—even a really good thing—can become an idol when it becomes the main source of meaning in our lives.</p><p><br></p><p>This episode is an invitation to honestly examine what we may be holding onto that’s keeping us from fully following Christ. We talk about sacrifice, surrender, trust, and the beauty of the Savior’s example as He willingly gave up everything out of love for the Father and for us.</p><p><br></p><p>If you’ve been feeling spiritually distracted, emotionally exhausted by the noise of the world, or simply wanting to realign your heart with Christ, I hope this conversation helps you slow down and remember what matters most. Forgoing worldliness isn’t about living a smaller life—it’s about discovering the deeper, eternal life the Savior is trying to lead us into.</p>
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