In this episode of the Can You Feel? So now podcast, host Justin Barton sits down with Ryan Sanford, a newly returned missionary of the Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-day Saints. Ryan shares his remarkable journey from growing up in a musical family in Kansas City to discovering new interests in business and entrepreneurship, which eventually led him to join the LDS Church. He opens up about his mission experience in the Texas Houston South Mission, detailing his conversion story, the spiritual lessons he learned, and how pivotal moments and people influenced his path. Ryan reflects on his ups and downs, the importance of daily spiritual practices, and his ambitious plans to merge his business success with building the Kingdom of God. Tune in for an inspiring conversation about faith, resilience, and intentional living.00:00 Introduction and Host Welcome00:19 Meet Ryan Sanford02:00 Ryan's Journey to Faith04:01 The Impact of 'Seven Habits of Highly Effective People'05:43 Mission Call and Extension07:29 Lessons from the Last Month of Mission11:29 Daily Habits and Personal Growth18:21 Scriptural Inspirations21:56 The Power and Responsibility of the Priesthood22:57 The Principle of Nobility27:38 Understanding Repentance29:11 Evolving Perceptions of Jesus Christ31:15 Career Ambitions and Spiritual Goals37:41 Living with Intention and Purpose39:51 Reflecting on Personal Growth and TestimonyIf you or someone you know and love has very recently returned from their mission and would like to record a similar conversation, please send an email to [email protected] and we will line it up.If you have felt a desire to make a change in your life due to anything said in this conversation, I invite you to get out and do something about it now, so that when the questions is asked, "Can You Feel So Now?", you can answer with a resounding YES!If you find value in this project and would like to support its growth, please consider contributing anything you can. Venmo: @Justin-Barton-33 last 4 of phone is 8541

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