Making friends as adults can feel impossible, especially when you’re packing up every few years, juggling little ones, and trying to build a sense of home from scratch. In this episode, I talk with a military wife and mom about the lonely parts of motherhood, the courage it takes to reach out (again), and how God meets us where we are through the people He places right in front of us.
Line upon Line
FEATURES
- God Wastes Nothing—Not Even Our Tears by Patrick D. Degn
- The Reluctant Smile at Church by Paul Bishop
- Why a Belief Crisis Need Never Be Fatal to Faith by Michael Peterson
- Mobs to Mercies? – Becoming Brigham, Episode 25 by The Interpreter Foundation
- Be a Part of Our Living Scrapbook Honoring the Salt Lake Temple by Mariah Proctor
- One More Chair: Building America’s Future at a Local Potluck by John Dye
- Look into the Child’s Heart: The Soft-Spoken Parent by H. Wallace Goddard
- The Temple Is Calling Me by Lynne Perry Christofferson
- Why I Gave Up My Division One Golf Scholarship to Serve a Mission by JJ Tomsick
- Church of Jesus Christ Reaches Highest Number of Missionaries in Its History by Meridian Church Newswire
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Hastening Now: Missionary Numbers Hit Record 88,500; Primary General President Gives Insights into Receiving Answers to Prayer; Proposed BLM Land Trade May Bring Martin’s Cove into Church Possession
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The Rise and Fall of Free Agency
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Flooding May Be Coming to a Town Like Yours
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What You Need to Know About the Short and Glorious Career of a Latter-day Saint Senior Missionary Couple
By W. Gibb Dyer











Mary BellNovember 23, 2025
Great message Michaela!