The Moments That Made Me

Logan Crowell
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3 questions. 3 stories. 1 moment that changed everything. What experience shaped you the most? Who keeps you grounded when life gets hard? And what would you tell your younger self? Welcome to *The Moments That Made Me.* 🎙️

  1. 4d ago

    When Life Breaks Open, Blessing Remain

    # Finding Strength in Moments: Daisy's Journey Discover how Daisy's experiences shaped her faith and motherhood. Daisy Rogers joins us on this episode of Moments That Made Me, sharing her heartfelt journey from a challenging upbringing to becoming a devoted mother and podcaster. Her story is a testament to the enduring strength of faith and the transformative power of love. ## A Unique Journey Daisy, hailing from Gilbert, Arizona, reflects on her life as a mother of three and her role as the host of the From Broken to Blessed podcast. She shares how her background as a full-time seminary teacher and her experiences as a volleyball coach have shaped her perspective on life and family. ## The Moment of Change At 17, Daisy faced a pivotal moment that redefined her path. Amidst the challenges of a complex family life, she found herself seeking approval and attention in all the wrong places. It was during a Young Women’s meeting when a poignant poem struck a chord with her. The poem, written from the perspective of a daughter in heaven addressing her mother on Earth, urged Daisy to reconsider her choices and the kind of mother she aspired to be. "I have a daughter in heaven who needs me to be better..." This realization set her on a journey to deepen her faith and establish a testimony that would guide her as a future mother. ## Embracing Motherhood Daisy shares how motherhood has profoundly impacted her understanding of being a daughter of God. She expresses her desire to instill a sense of divine identity in her children, teaching them about their heavenly parents through her own relationship with God. ## Resilience Through Adversity Reflecting on her upbringing, Daisy notes that she never asked God to change her circumstances. Instead, she learned to embrace her situation and the lessons it offered. Her parents’ transparency about their challenges fostered resilience in her, allowing her to appreciate the blessings that came from her experiences. ## The Power of Family Navigating life with twelve siblings has been chaotic but rewarding for Daisy. Her role as the eldest sister has shaped her understanding of love and responsibility, and she treasures the bonds they share. ## A Constant Companion Daisy emphasizes the unwavering presence of her husband as a source of strength, grounding her through life's ups and downs. Their partnership, rooted in understanding and love, reflects the importance of having a support system during challenging times. Daisy’s journey illustrates that through trials and transformations, love, faith, and family provide the foundation for personal growth. If you want to hear more about Daisy’s inspiring story, listen to the full episode of Moments That Made Me.

  2. Oct 21

    A Pregame Prayer That Changed Her Perspective

    Sidney Roberts shares the moments that shaped her faith, her purpose, and active member ofple who have waited and camped for a chance at care, and why that kind of work changed the way she thinks about healthcare forever.You'll hear how her time at the University of Utah and Grand Canyon University strengthened her testimony, what it was like to pray before games at a Christian university, and why one moment at the Chicago Temple with her whole family meant so much. She also shares the lesson her dad gave her about being true to herself, the example her mom sets through quiet service, and the patience she says God is teaching her right now.We break down the real tension between striving and self-criticism, the power of giving yourself credit, and why gratitude changes the way you move through life. Sidney's story is a reminder that faith is not about perfection—it's about showing up, trusting the process, and becoming someone who can bless other people along the way.Perfect for anyone who needs a boost of perspective, a stronger testimony, or a reminder that the good you're building is already mattering more than you think.

  3. Oct 15

    Why God's "No" Became the Start of Something new

    When life doesn’t go as planned, how do you keep moving forward? Hannah Watson shares how she learned to trust God through disappointment and how losing a beloved outlet for running led her to discover new ways to find fulfillment, including completing a triathlon.In this honest conversation, Hannah reflects on changing expectations, finding blessings in life’s small details, and the people who help keep her grounded. She also shares how prayer, the temple, and meaningful friendships shape her faith and perspective.If you’re navigating a setback or an uncertain season, Hannah’s story is a reminder that your path can change without your growth coming to an end.

  4. Oct 9

    The Church is a Hospital Not a place of perfect people

    story about redemption, self-worth, and finding your way back when you feel too far gone. Cole Smith opens up about the years that shaped him most from struggling to leave for his mission, to the poem that changed everything, to the moments that taught him Christ meets people in their hardest places.Logan and Cole talk about comparison, feeling unworthy, and how ordinary moments can become turning points. Cole shares how institute, a poem, his mission, and meeting his wife became part of his journey back to faith. If you’ve ever wondered whether you’re too late, too broken, or too far behind, this conversation speaks to that fear. You’ll hear the poem that gave Cole a new sense of purpose, why he calls the church a hospital for sinners, and how his experiences shaped his relationship with Christ. He also reflects on preparing to become a father and what he hopes his daughter will know about herself. Cole’s story reminds us that faith isn’t about being perfect enough to belong. It’s about being willing to keep going, reach for help, and trust that there’s a way forward.

  5. Sep 30

    I Left Church Became a Single Mom, and Found My Way

    EPISODE DESCRIPTION - Ready to publishWhat happens when a woman who stepped away from church, became a single mom, and felt lost comes back to God on her own terms? Nia Lui shares the raw story behind her “chill covenant keeping member” identity and the turning points that reshaped her faith, marriage, and motherhood.After serving in the Texas Houston South mission, Nia slowly drifted from the habits that had once anchored her—prayer, scripture study, church, and the temple. What followed was a difficult, refining season that forced her to face people-pleasing, regret, and the pull of wanting to look “cool” instead of staying true to her covenants.You’ll discover how becoming a mother changed everything, why her parents’ blunt but loving response helped alter the trajectory of her life, and how meeting her husband on Mutual gave her the stability and support she needed to keep moving forward. Nia also opens up about the prayers that changed from routine checklists into real conversations with God, including a 15-minute prayer challenge that reshaped the way she hears guidance and comfort.We break down what it looks like to stay open-hearted toward people who are active, inactive, or questioning while still taking covenants seriously, and why that balance matters in a church culture that can sometimes make people feel like they have to choose between honesty and belonging. Nia also shares what motherhood has taught her about humility, agency, and trusting the Lord with her children even when she can’t control their choices.This conversation is for anyone wrestling with faith, identity, or the pressure to please other people more than God. If you need a reminder that returning, rebuilding, and choosing what matters most can lead to peace, this episode will hit home.

  6. Sep 26

    Feeling Different Doesn’t Mean God Loves You Less

    He thought God wasn’t listening until one prayer changed his whole direction.Parker shares how getting honest about where he was headed helped him find a better path through faith, friendship, and a willingness to ask for help.Sometimes the biggest change in your life starts with one quiet decision: to pray, listen, and be willing to move forward.What’s one moment that changed your direction?Listen to the full conversation on Moments That Made Me.#MomentsThatMadeMe #FaithJourney #PersonalGrowth #PodcastClip #FindingPurpose

  7. Sep 23

    Why Motivation Is Overrated in Sales

    Episode Description Ashley Reed turned 17, flew to New York, and stepped into door-to-door sales with no team, no comfort zone, and no excuses and it eventually led her to becoming the number one female door-to-door pest control rep in the country. If you need a boost of conviction, discipline, and faith in your own potential, this conversation will hit hard. Ashley Reed sits down with Logan to share the moments that shaped her rise from a middle-of-seven-kids Arizona upbringing to elite performance in one of the toughest sales environments on the planet. She opens up about what it was really like knocking doors from 10:00 a.m. to 9:30 p.m. for 100 straight days, how she paid for college at St. Mary’s, and why she decided to stop waiting for motivation and just get to work.In this episode, you’ll discover: Why fear of not knowing anyone is the fastest way to stay stuckHow consistency and daily small efforts compound into real resultsThe mindset shift that took her from an average season to going all-in for number oneWhy she believes empathy is a superpower in salesHow her family, faith, and identity as a daughter of God keep her groundedAshley also talks about being a woman in sales, why she sees her life as a mission, and how prayer shaped major decisions around volleyball, school, and her future. Logan and Ashley get personal about confidence, dating standards, and what it means to keep raising the bar without apologizing for it.This episode is especially powerful for young people considering sales, anyone chasing a big goal, and listeners who need a reminder that discipline beats motivation every time. If you’ve ever wondered whether you’re built for more, Ashley’s story will make you want to go all in.

  8. Sep 18

    Faith, Failure & Fatherhood

    What do a mission, marriage, a miracle baby, and business failures all have in common? For Preston Crowell, they became the moments that reshaped his faith, his character, and the way he measures success.Preston gets deeply personal about the experiences that taught him he can do hard things, why a lasting marriage means growing together, and how becoming a father clarified what really matters. He also opens up about business failures that humbled him and taught him to listen, learn, and trust God through every setback. In this episode, Preston and Logan talk about faith, family, fatherhood, entrepreneurship, humility, and finding joy during difficult seasons. Preston shares why one bad shot, one bad season, or one bad mistake does not define your whole life.This conversation is a reminder that God does not shape us all at once. He works through the journey, helping us grow, learn, and become who we are meant to be.

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3 questions. 3 stories. 1 moment that changed everything. What experience shaped you the most? Who keeps you grounded when life gets hard? And what would you tell your younger self? Welcome to *The Moments That Made Me.* 🎙️

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  • Creator
    Logan Crowell
  • Years Active
    2026
  • Episodes
    16
  • Rating
    Clean
  • Copyright
    © Logan Crowell
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