The Imposters Movement

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In seasons of uncertainty, many of us ask the same question: Why can’t I hear God? When life feels unclear or overwhelming, it can seem like heaven has gone quiet. But what if the problem isn’t that God has stopped speaking — it’s that something is interfering with how we’re listening?

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What if you don’t know whether you want to serve a mission, and what if that’s okay?

In this episode, we talk about doubts, delayed desires, and the lifelong blessings of missionary service, including how they show up years later in marriages, families, and single adult life. Above all, we share the hope-filled truth that Christ walks with you before the desire, during the decision, and long after the mission ends.

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“I don’t know where to start.”
Sometimes that’s not confusion — it’s positioning.
In this episode, we talk about why God often meets us at the beginning we can’t see, how He leads us one step at a time, and how the gospel of Jesus Christ gives us a Christ-centred blueprint for moving forward.

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“I don’t know where to start.”
Sometimes that’s not confusion — it’s positioning.
In this episode, we talk about why God often meets us at the beginning we can’t see, how He leads us one step at a time, and how the gospel of Jesus Christ gives us a Christ-centred blueprint for moving forward.

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In this episode of The Imposter, we explore what it really means to feel stuck in the past—and why moving forward can feel so difficult, even when we want to grow.
Sometimes the past was good. It felt safe, familiar, and meaningful. So we ask: If I’m okay here, why would I move into uncertainty or discomfort? Other times, we remain anchored to the past because facing our accountability feels confronting, or because something painful happened that we’ve never fully processed. Trauma, loss, betrayal, or disappointment can quietly freeze us in place.
We also talk about the unique struggle of feeling that a past experience was part of divine design—wondering whether we’ve truly learned all we were meant to learn, or fearing that moving on might mean missing something sacred or unresolved.
Together, we discuss how healing and forward movement don’t require erasing the past, but understanding it differently. We explore how the Savior’s Atonement offers space for both mercy and growth, and how professional support—such as working with a psychologist—can provide tools to process trauma, take healthy accountability, and build courage to step into the next chapter.
If you’ve ever felt caught between honoring your past and trusting your future, this episode is for you.