Let God Prevail: Recent Episodes
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This podcast series is produced at the Institute at the University of Utah in Salt Lake City, Utah. Student-hosted podcasts include various guests, exploring a variety of gospel topics. Each episode seeks to help listeners find ways to fulfill President Russell M. Nelson’s October 2020 charge to ”let God prevail your lives.”
Tyler Perkins (a student at the UofU Institute) and J. Devn Cornish (a recently-released member of the Seventy) visit about how the gospel of Jesus Christ helps us combat the shame culture. To enroll in the UofU Institute class related to this podcast series, see this linked webpage.
Ivy Black (a student at the Institute at the University of Utah) and Marshall McDonald (an Institute teacher and accomplished musician) visit about lessons from music that provide insights about God's plan of salvation. To enroll in the UofU Institute class related to this podcast series, see this linked webpage.
Nate Raymond visits with Amber Affleck and Daniel Bytheway (all students at the Institute at the University of Utah) about navigating the labyrinth of marriage. To enroll in the UofU Institute class related to this podcast series, see this linked webpage.
Dax and Vannessa Lowe (students at the Institute at the University of Utah) visit about insights they've gained from the gospel about LGBTQ+ issues. To enroll in the UofU Institute class related to this podcast series, see this linked webpage.
Annabelle Buchanan (a student at the Institute at the University of Utah) and Emily Belle Freeman (an author and speaker) visit about how to have the Savior, Jesus Christ, even more present in our life's story. To enroll in the UofU Institute class related to this podcast series, see this linked webpage.
Tristen Neilsen and Brayden Monson (students at the Institute at the University of Utah) visit about how missionary efforts are central to the Lord's work and glory. To enroll in the UofU Institute class related to this podcast series, see this linked webpage.
Jack Hindley (a student at the University of Utah Institute) and Ben Emery (Director of the Utah Center of Reproductive Medicine at the UofU) visit about the compatibility between science and the Restored gospel of Jesus Christ. To enroll in the UofU Institute class related to this podcast series, see this linked webpage.
Kimmy Moore, Dax Lowe, and Ian Ashworth (students at the University of Utah Institute) visit about coping with mental health issues, and providing help for others who are facing similar experiences. To enroll in the UofU Institute class related to this podcast series, see this linked webpage.
Erik Helgeson and Sam Rex (both students at the University of Utah Institute) visit about how we each face parallels in our own lives to the latter-day Restoration of Christ's Church. To enroll in the UofU Institute class related to this podcast series, see this linked webpage.
Joseph Moore and Elizabeth Pulsipher (both students at the University of Utah Institute) visit about finding ways to productively deal with challenges to our faith. To enroll in the UofU Institute class related to this podcast series, see this linked webpage.
Vannessa and Dax Lowe (a married couple who are students at the University of Utah Institute) visit about how having a deeper, more mature understanding of knowing we are a child of God helps us recognize our own self-worth. To enroll in the UofU Institute class related to this podcast series, see this linked webpage.
Nate Raymond (a student at the University of Utah Institute) and James McConkie (the newly-called president of the Pioneer YSA Stake) visit about our wrestle to distinguish between our own thoughts and God's voice in personal revelation. To enroll in the UofU Institute class related to this podcast series, see this linked webpage.
Brayden Monson and Abbey Simmons (both students at the University of Utah Institute) continue their visit in this second of a two-part series about how their own vulnerable life experiences taught them strategies for turning doubts into faith. For Part 1, see episode 9. To enroll in the UofU Institute class related to this podcast series, see this linked webpage.
Thomas Middleton (a student at the University of Utah Institute) and Elder Ben Davidson (at the time, serving in the home MTC) visit about relying on Christ in our times of struggle. To enroll in the UofU Institute class related to this podcast series, see this linked webpage.
Kimmy Moore (a student at the University of Utah Institute) and James Ashworth (the Medical Director at Huntsman Mental Health Institute and HMHI's Psychiatry's Executive Vice Chair, as well as the Associate Chair for Clinical Services in the UofU's Department of Psychiatry) visit about a gospel perspective on mental health. The HMHI's "Community Crisis Support & Intervention Services" brochure can be accessed here, and the "Safe UT" app can be downloaded here. To enroll in the UofU Institute class related to this podcast series, see this linked webpage.
Rachel Berry (a student at the University of Utah Institute) and Camille Johnson (Rachel's cousin, and a user of social media as a missionary) visit about ways to use social media, as disciples of Jesus Christ, to find personal uplift and also to strengthen others. To enroll in the UofU Institute class related to this podcast series, see this linked webpage.
Kimmy Moore (a student at the University of Utah Institute) and Laurel Cuthbert (a social media influencer) visit about ways to show love and support for young, single, divorced members of the Church. To enroll in the UofU Institute class related to this podcast series, see this linked webpage.
Dax Lowe (a student at the University of Utah Institute) and Wes Harward (an attorney who represents the Church in religious liberty litigation) visit about our beliefs in defending religious freedom. To enroll in the UofU Institute class related to this podcast series, see this linked webpage.
Ian Ashworth (a student at the University of Utah Institute), and Bishop Roger McConkie (recently released from being a YSA Ward bishop), and Sara McConkie (an LDS Family Services social worker) visit about establishing enduring priorities in loving God, family, and others. To enroll in the UofU Institute class related to this podcast series, see this linked webpage.
Brayden Monson and Abbey Simmons (both students at the University of Utah Institute) visit about how their own vulnerable life experiences taught them strategies for turning doubts into faith. For Part 2, see episode 16. To enroll in the UofU Institute class related to this podcast series, see this linked webpage.
Vannessa Lowe (a student at the University of Utah Institute) and Aimee McConkie (a professional event planner, and member of the Lowell Bennion Center's Advisory Board at the UofU) visit about how sexual intimacy is God's gift to us, rather than intended by God to cause us fear or shame. To enroll in the UofU Institute class related to this podcast series, see this linked webpage.
Jack Hindley (a student at the University of Utah Institute) visits with the Honorable Judge Dale Kimball about the relationship between the laws of God and the laws of man. Brother Kimball is a Senior US District Judge for the district of Utah, nominated in 1997 by President Bill Clinton. To enroll in the UofU Institute class related to this podcast series, see this linked webpage.
Isaac Raymond and James Rytting (both students at the University of Utah Institute) visit about how the Lord teaches us to become His tools of charity: serving, loving, and listening. To enroll in the UofU Institute class related to this podcast series, ssee this linked webpage.
Tristen Neilsen (a student at the University of Utah Institute) and Rosemary Wixom (former General Primary President and former Matron of the Salt Lake Temple) visit about the ordinances and blessings of the House of the Lord. To enroll in the UofU Institute class related to this podcast series, see this linked webpage.
Thomas Middleton (a student at the University of Utah Institute) and Mynesha Burrell (a former Baptist and recent convert) visit about what it means to be a member of The Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-day Saints. To enroll in the UofU Institute class related to this podcast series, see this linked webpage.
Erik Helgeson (a student at the University of Utah Institute) and Peter Vidmar (an Olympic gold-medal gymnast) visit about Jesus Christ's outstretched hands, reaching to have His Atonement cleanse us and strengthen us. To enroll in the UofU Institute class related to this podcast series, see this linked webpage.
Rachel Berry (a student at the University of Utah Institute) and Kathy Peterson (the advisor for the Community of Caring service organization at Skyline High School) visit about why disciples of Jesus Christ serve others. To enroll in the UofU Institute class related to this podcast series, ssee this linked webpage.
Joseph Moore (a University of Utah Institute student) and Dylan Gibson (a resident at The Other Side Academy) visit about overcoming addictive or destructive behaviors by "seeking the light" in our relationships with God and with others. To enroll in the UofU Institute class related to this podcast series, see this linked webpage.