Ministering isn’t a checklist — it’s a way of seeing and loving people the way Christ does. In this episode, We share simple, real-life ways to bring light into someone’s life — from a smile in the grocery store to a handwritten note, or forgiving someone who’s hurt you.

Together, we’ll rediscover how small acts of love can strengthen families, lift hearts, and remind us that we are all the Savior’s hands here on earth.

If you’ve ever wondered how to really minister — without overcomplicating it — this episode will remind you that love, grace, and awareness are enough.

💛 “Wear your crown of light so others may see your good works and glorify your Father in Heaven.”

Christian moms and LDS women—this episode shows practical ways to prioritize God first without adding overwhelm. Hosts Kinzie & Kaysha with guest Josie Moss share real-life tactics for scripture study (including the “10-second habit”), Come, Follow Me in the car, temple worship when time is tight, and how to use the Atonement daily to keep your spiritual fire burning. You’ll hear ideas for a Christ-centered Easter Holy Week walkthrough, teaching kids truth with love, letting others serve you, and putting the “big rocks” (faith, family, covenants) in place so everything else—sports, callings, work—falls into place. With touchpoints to President Nelson’s “Make Time for the Lord,” Elder Bednar, and the parable of the Ten Virgins, this conversation will help you build a stronger spiritual foundation and give God equal time, not spare time.

What you’ll learn:
• Simple, sustainable routines for prayer & scripture study
• Creative ways to fit temple and ministering into real life
• How to talk to kids about hard topics with courage & compassion
• Why receiving help is holy—and how it blesses both giver and receiver

This Crown of Light episode honors President Russell M. Nelson, 17th President of The Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-day Saints. We explore his prophetic focus on peacemaking, the historic surge in temple building, and the shift to home-centered, Church-supported worship and Come, Follow Me. We reflect on priesthood keys, women’s access to priesthood power, and youth invitations like “Hear Him” and “Think Celestial.” You’ll hear personal stories of healing, thoughts on the calm of the apostolic interregnum, and the uplifting influence of Wendy W. Nelson—along with President Nelson’s love of music and poetry. If you’re seeking faith, focus, and spiritual momentum amid cultural noise, this tribute will help you carry his counsel into everyday discipleship.