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Stories about the Savior and wisdom from prophets to help us follow the admonition to "Come, Follow Me."
(Theme music performed by Mark Geslison & Geoff Groberg from the album "Be Still My Soul." Used by permission)
Our faith journey begins when we are ready to try the Lord’s word, testing to see if the promises He’s made are true.
God has put us into families to help us learn, feel protected, and teach important values.
What's more important to the Lord are not sacrifices laid out on a physical table, but rather a change of our hearts.
When we find problems and issues in our lives, we should focus on fixing and repairing the things that are broken.
The Lord will never ask us for anything more than what we have, and will always be willing to help us follow Him.
The Lord has prophesied for generations of the power that will unite families for eternity.
No matter our relationship with the savior, his promises are the same, and his hand is stretched out still.
While it is good to reflect and remember the past, we should look forward in anticipation for what is to come.
The Lord does not wish that we only make small changes in our lives, but become entirely new creatures.
God already dwells among His people, bringing the truth and light that He has promised to the faithful
Whether our suffering is the result of our own pride or simply a byproduct of being mortal, heaven is waiting to help us.
Those with God's power have the responsibility to share God's message with those around them.
The nations and kingdoms of the earth will some day be no more, and God's kingdom will stand supreme.
Our commandment as servants of the Lord is to treat all as our neighbors, an effort that sometimes goes unrewarded but just as often is returned wholeheartedly.
We should learn from Daniel's example, and constantly strive to keep up our faith strong.
God is no respecter of persons, and gives his word abundantly to all nations on the Earth.
The Lord will help us and grant us the information that we need to make the right choices.
Salvation and exaltation is meant to be accomplished with our spiritual brothers and sisters.
The Lord is patient with us, and as long as we are always trying to be better, the Lord will be with us.
The Lord does require us to run faster than we have strength, but we can use what strength we have to build up God's kingdom.
Like one traveling through the wilderness, staying close to the water can help save us from death.
While we may pray for the heavens to open, we must wait on the Lord and have faith in Him.
The Lord does not ask for much, just a single day out of the week to devote to him, the ruler of all.
The Lord presents opposition and contrasts in all things so that we can more fully understand both his plan and his love.
We must be willing to obey the Lord in the small things before he will pour his greatest blessings upon us.
As we prepare for the future, we must look to the prophets to help guide us in real time.
We must be willing to obey the Lord in the small things before he will pour his greatest blessings upon us.
As we prepare for the future, we must look to the prophets to help guide us in real time.
The Lord asks us to speak kindly with those around us, similar to how he speaks kindly to us.
The Lord asks us to speak kindly with those around us, similar to how he speaks kindly to us.
If we choose to lean on the savior, then the Lord will help us overcome our challenges.
If we choose to lean on the savior, then the Lord will help us overcome our challenges.
The Lord gives us just enough understanding of his plan to guide our steps for the future.
The Lord gives us just enough understanding of his plan to guide our steps for the future.
it is important for correct teachings of God's doings to be passed through time to help God's people stay unified.
As we strive to follow the Lord, we should remain humble so that we are eager to follow his guidance.
In our relationship with God, it is important to frequently commune with him and desire his guidance.
We are required to preform sacred ordinances and rituals to ensure that we are sufficiently cleansed to stand in the Lord's presence.
We are required to preform sacred ordinances and rituals to ensure that we are sufficiently cleansed to stand in the Lord's presence.
In order to grow, we are bound to face countless trials in mortality, but the Lord will always be with us.
In order to grow, we are bound to face countless trials in mortality, but the Lord will always be with us.
Similar to the process of refining metals, we too must undergo much pressure and stress to purify ourselves.
We should consider what would be most beneficial to our neighbors when offering our help.
We are pound to face challenges that we simply cannot overcome on our own, but thankfully, the Lord is willing to help.
We must be courageous when in situations where our faith may be challenged, and God will bless us.
Regardless of our status, wealth, or power, each of God's children has role to play in his grand plan.
During times of difficulty, the Lord grants his servants the power and joy they need to overcome.
With God's help, we can reach an elevated perspective and become more resilient against the things of the world.
Much of our spiritual learning comes after much effort and a desire to become more holy.
Covenants allow us to gain more knowledge about God than we could ever hope to gain on our own.
The more time that we spend learning of God's word, the more that we are destined to gain from it.
False gods demand a lot of attention and focus, but lack any power to grant us the help we need.
The Lord often calls us to focus our attention on the past, and then look forward towards the future.
God prepares his servants throughout time to receive their necessary callings and revelations.
The Lord seldom uses great displays of power to persuade us to follow him, our agency is very important to him.
While God is able to display his power through earthquakes, great tempests, and other things, he more often talks to us in a whisper.
Showing Christ-like love is an important step in becoming like the Savior and meeting our potential.
Even when we think that we know the right things to do, it is always wise to consult with the Lord
If we are comfortable with what the Lord asks us, we can be more obedient and joyful servants.
Listening to prophets and knowing the Lord's will is important to helping us be exactly obedient in all things.
We can receive peace and comfort if we faithfully open our hearts to the Lord through prayer.
The love that we share for our fellow brothers and sisters correlates to how much love we can feel for God.
Even in times of comfort and peace, we must remain vigilant in recognizing our dependence upon the Lord
The more time that we spend with those around us, the more knowledgeable we become to their specific needs.
While there are many false God's which beg for our attention, we should remember who the one true god is.
Our shortcomings will not interfere with the Lord's great plan, and the Lord will help us grow stronger.
We must learn to be obedient in all things so that we can learn to live in a heavenly way.
As we strive to become like the Savior, we will find that God causes wonders and miracles to transpire in our lives.
While men may judge us and observe our worth, we should focus on becoming closer to God and being on His side.
God's plan ensures that we receive the help we need, while also giving us the chance to help others.
When we sacrifice and give up time and energy for the Lord, the Lord will bless us more than we could have ever given to Him.
The journey to become like the Lord is not easy, and requires us to be wholly transformed, but with the Lord it is possible.
The Lord asks us as often as we can to cleanse ourselves and enter into his Holy House.
While the Lord may ask a lot out of his children, there is always a clear purpose in mind for his creation.
We must remain vigilant and steadfast in being prudent in our own conversion to the Savior.
Nothing comes close to the feeling of the spirit burning within us, and the Lord has prepared a way for us to constantly have this feeling.
It is up to us as individuals to ensure that we are both converted and also aware of our own spiritual or temporal well being.
Oftentimes, we need extra guidance and preparation before we are prepared to receive more guidance and blessings from the Lord
To support the Kingdom of God on Earth, the Lord commands each of his servants to lift and support each other.
The Lord's path which we must follow is often very different from what the world is doing
No matter what our circumstances are in life, our first priority should always be the Lord.
The closer that we become to our potential the Lord has set for us, the more whole we become.
We can learn to be humble like Jesus after applying the power of his sacrifice in our lives.
We are dependent on the Lord for every form of nourishment, just as ancient Israel was.
When backed into a corner with no visible escape route, we should wait on the Lord for deliverance.
The Lord repeats teachings throughout time that are essential for our growth and salvation.
God has always put things in our lives and in the scriptures that remind us of the Savior.
In order to bless us in greater abundance, the Lord requires us to give some things up.
Regardless of our location, we can remain holy by strengthening our relationship with God.
Despite how powerful some people may seem, we should stand humbly before the power of the Lord
If we are willing, the Lord can us our afflictions to form us into the person that He wants us to be.
There are no special qualifications beyond the need for faith and repentance to enter through the strait gate.
When we become a covenant people of he Lord, we must remember our covenants and serve the Lord.
We must learn to communicate and understand one another across cultures and languages.
(Theme music performed by Mark Geslison & Geoff Groberg from the album "Be Still My Soul." Used by permission)
We always have the choice to improve, we are never too far away from God to return to Him.
God uses symbols to help us remember our covenants and promises.
(Theme music performed by Mark Geslison & Geoff Groberg from the album "Be Still My Soul." Used by permission)
God weeps when we make wrong choices, but loves us enough to let us make those choices ourselves.
Natural phenomena were often described as God's intervention because of human's inability to stop or understand them.
No matter how long or short we’ve been members of the Lord’s kingdom, we all have a work to do.
The Lord created the earth, on so everything on earth is connected to Him and His power.
In a world filled with information that’s ever more accessible, one of the great challenges of our day is learning to sort it all out.
We have already chosen to follow God before we came to this earth, now we just have to prove ourselves.
Some may see the Fall as negative, but it was necessary for mankind to progress to be like God.
For all that we don't know about the creation, the Lord wants us to remember that it was created by his power.
No matter how many identities we acquire here on earth, the most important of them is our identity as a child of God.
To learn more about the savior, we should pay attention to how he describes himself in the Holy Scriptures.
For all that the Lord has revealed to us through His gospel, we can’t see the full scope of the Father’s plan for His children while in mortality.
When we remember the Lord in our familial bonds, we’re reminded that relationships based on the Lord’s principles consist not just of our connection with the other person, but their and our link to God.
The gospel gives us steps to reach Heavenly Father, but some of the details are left to us to determine.
The Lord loves the honest in heart, those who earnestly strive to serve the Lord and their fellow man, even if they’re not perfect at it yet.
There are so many messages out in the world, and we should promote the best: the gospel.
The only thing we can take with us when we go to the next life is our experiences and knowledge.
One of the missions of the Lord is to connect families together both in life and in death.
Much of what we are asked to do is not supposed to be done in a day, so we can take it step by step.
Even though the Lord does not expect us to be perfect in this life, he does expect us to try our best.
The canonized scriptures and the Temple are two places where we can find the centralized knowledge of God.
The Lord has never asked His servants to perform anything outside of their ability to accomplish it.
No matter the source of our suffering, the sacrifice of the Lord can turn it to our benefit.
When we need light and refuge we can find such in the savior and his obedient servants.
We need to make sure we correctly prioritize between seeking worldly gains, and things of His kingdom.
We may not gain earthly treasures from our hard work, but the heavenly treasures we gain are much more valuable.
The Lord needs Humble servants for his work, and His work helps create humble servants.
Taking the Lord's name in vain includes calling upon him when our efforts are not sincere.
Though we may others' roles in the Lord's work, the most important role to play is our own.
Refinement can be uncomfortable or even painful, but it works out in the end as we become more Christlike.
The Lord doesn't expect perfection from the start, but he does expect us to take his correction to heart.
Evil may abound in the world, but our strides toward purity help us become and stay worthy.
We might not like receiving correction from the Lord, but it is necessary for us to accept, or we will stray from the path.
Even the Lord took time to progress during His earthly ministry. We shouldn't be discourage when our progression isn't instant.
No family is going to be perfect, but the Lord expects us to set our family as a top priority.
True faith is exercised when we trust in the Lord despite not knowing what will happen.
While meeting in church buildings is important, the home is where most of our worship should take place.
The world around us is noisy, and we must put forth effort to hear the still small voice.
Before the second coming it is too soon to pass final judgement on anybody, because we all still have time to grow.
This life is a journey that slowly refines us. But without the savior in our lives, we would never reach our full potential.
Membership in the Church is a collaborative process; as we serve others, we get closer to God.
As we watch and support our fellow members of the church, we in turn receive the same support from other members.
Because of our limited perspective we can't always see the true value of what God wants for us.
The Lord doesn't command us in all things. We are asked to work out our challenges by faith and trial and error.
Zion will not just magically appear out of thin air. Rather, it is getting built slowly, step by step.
While some concepts are difficult to understand, at its core the gospel can be understood by all.
Testimonies differ from person to person, but all contain basic pillars of gospel truth.
The commandments from the scripture prepare us to receive live with Heavenly Father again.
No one task can replace all of the many others we need to complete, so diligence and organization are required.
We may not understand everything right now, but all will work out in the end if we trust the Lord.
As we get closer to God, the light we receive increases gradually. We should not expect perfection instantly.
The Lord has given us very strong guideline pertaining to how we are supposed to raise children.
As members of the Lord's church, we are offered revelation through the writings of the prophets as well as through personal revelation given to us by the spirit.
Even though we can be wronged by those we forgive, Because it helps us learn to be merciful, and thus, more like our savior.
There are many distracting messages in the world so we would do good to look past them and focus on the Gospel message.
Although the charge to "do good" can seem overwhelming, we can start by making small acts of good a habit.
The Lord has promised us that if we keep his commandments we will have access to, "a well of living water, springing up unto everlasting life."
God's gifts are meant to be used for the benefit of others, and not hoarded or kept secret.
When doing the work of the Lord, some rewards for our hard work are immediate, and some come later.
There are many things we don't know about the second coming, but we shouldn't fear it. We should prepare and be joyful about our circumstances.
God has given the earth to us for our use, but we must be responsible about how we treat that gift.
We are stewards over the earth and have a duty to to care for it, and our other brothers and sisters.
The Lord has provided us with patterns so that we can notice and avoid the pitfalls of the devil.
We all have strengths and weaknesses, and we can rely on the Lord to fill in where we are lacking.
Much like and apprentice learns from a master, we too can learn from Jesus Christ if we understand our relationship to him.
All who are earnestly seeking the Lord should be welcomed into the church with open arms.
The Lord provides us with spiritual gifts if we ask for them, these gifts increase our capacity for good.
We can develop our unique spiritual gifts by stating close to the spirit and praying for guidance.
As members of the Lord's church, we are not alone in resisting the attacks of the adversary.
Some knowledge is readily available to us, other knowledge must be earned. We can earn such knowledge by asking and knocking.
Our tendency to form habits over a period of time can be likened to the Savior's ability to remain unchanging from century to century.
Although the events surrounding the Second Coming may seem frightening, we have time now to prepare for them, so we need not fear.
Humility has a paradoxical effect. The more we recognize and admit to our shortcomings, the more our abilities increase.
Though we may not always be able to picture how we will participate in the Lord's work, He will provide the way for us to participate.
Easter is a reassurance that we will all undergo a resurrection at the end of our lives.
Heavenly Father designed the Plan of Salvation so that we, his creations, can learn and grow.
There is no hierarchical order to the importance of commandments, what is important is how we choose to respond to them.
Historically, suits of armor were difficult to craft, and hard to attain. But the Armor of God is available to everyone who seeks it.
What we eat and drink during the sacrament is less important than our attitude towards the holy ordinance.
As we go through life, we discover how to choose from right and wrong as we make mistakes and learn from them.
Music is a form of worship that can enhance the way we feel the spirit, and the way through which we connect with Heavenly Father.
Heavenly Father expects us to put forth our best effort, as we do so, we are strengthened and blessed.
There are many mysteries in this life, but the Atonement of Jesus Christ is constant, and we can rely upon the Savior to help guide us through this life, despite the gaps in our knowledge.
Ancient Greek mythology tells the story of the Sphinx who asked a riddle to ensure those getting into her city were worthy of it. Ordinances and Covenants function in a similar way. As we receive covenants through ordinances, the Lord can make us into the people that he requires in His kingdom.
The Savior's Atonement took place in the meridian of time, symbolizing how central the Atonement is to each of our lives, and to the world as a whole.
Many European countries have folktales that attribute the unknowable to the realm of "the fae." When we encounter things in our life that we don't understand, we can consult God and rely on the Holy Spirit for guidance.
Bringing souls to Christ offers us immense amounts of joy. Even if the only soul we bring to Christ is our own, He will bless us with much joy.
The Ancient Egyptians believed that the judgement of one's heart consisted of weighing it against a feather. Jesus Christ has given all of his children a way to "lighten their hearts" and live in his presence forever.
As humans, we don't speak just for the fun of it, we speak in order to communicate. Our connection with Heavenly Father works in the same way. We don't pray to Heavenly Father just to pray, we pray in order to receive guidance and blessings.
The more we come to trust the Lord, the more He trusts us to do His work and follow his commandments. He is trustworthy and will never betray the trust we place in Him.
Some things are more worth our time and attention than others. But the commandments of the Lord require huge effort and great focus in order to follow correctly. The Spirit can help guide us in how to correctly focus on the commandments.
Valentines day is a time to celebrate more than just romantic love. The Savior showed the biggest single act of love through his fulfillment of the Atonement.
Exchanging gifts is rarely balanced on both sides, and this is especially true when we consider the exchange of gifts between us and the Savior.
Answers to prayers may not always come when or how we expect them to. The Lord is pleased with us when we turn to Him, and will give us answers and guidance if we ask for it.
We should fully understand and live the word of the Lord, and then it will become our first impulse to follow the Lord.
The Lord's work is not something we can finish in a few days. Our commitment to the Savior is a daily and constant effort.
We can recognize the voice of the Spirit because it will contain promptings for us to do or be better, and we should do our best to follow those promptings.
Communicating with the Lord is a wonderful miracle, but that doesn't mean that it is easy. We have to strive to make sure that our efforts to commune with the Lord are sacred and purposeful.
If we are confused or hesitant about what the Lord has commanded us to do, the best thing to do is move forward, and believe that God's plan will work out for our better.
Sometimes it is hard to tell if a thought comes from our own mind, or from God; but if the thought prompts you to do good, you can know that it is from God.
Maslow's Hierarchy of Needs identifies the highest human need as the need for "self-actualization," or becoming the true self. Heavenly Father has a work for us that can help us reach self-actualization.
The Story of Doubting Thomas can help inform our decisions to have faith and stick to our beliefs.
The ancient Egyptians used the story of Ra, the sun god, to explain the constant rising and setting of the Sun. This story can be applied to God's constant and glorious plan.
Action requires conviction. In order to get out of deep hole in our lives, we, like the prophet Joseph Smith, need to believe that we can.
Unlike extra pieces of furniture or toys that serve no purpose, God's children all have a part to play in his plan.
The Lord has given us families so we can be better prepared for his second coming. We can gain strength for our heritage and ancestry.
The holy scriptures can be likened unto a guidebook or field guide that tells us how to act to be safe, and how to get more out of life.
The ocean of life can be full full of stormy seas, but the Lord is always mindful of us, even in tumultuous times.
The scriptures are just like a pattern for a quilt; they provide us with information to act on. If we act on scriptures, we will end up with a beautiful finished project.
The Roman god Janus provides us with a good lesson for the new year's season. He is always looking forwards and backwards with his two faces. We too can learn and grow from looking at past mistakes, as well as looking optimistically into the future.
Perfection is not necessary in order to participate in God's work. It's more like a learn-on-the-job experience, as we slowly work towards perfection.
The Hindu concept of karma can help help us better understand the Christian idea of judgment.
A new star, a virgin bearing child, angels bearing record are small details in comparison to the life, death, and resurrection of Christ.
Christ is the centerpiece of Christmas. Through Christ and His Atonement/Ressurection, we can be saved from our sins.
Stories about the Savior and wisdom from prophets, following the admonition to "Come Follow Me".
(Theme music performed by Mark Geslison & Geoff Groberg from the album "Be Still My Soul." Used by permission)
The time and effort that went into creating the scriptures wasn't trivial. The scriptures were created looking forward to the coming generations to teach them of Christ and God.
Faith, hope, and charity are essential spiritual attributes we must focus on. Christ is our perfect example in developing these three traits.
Jesus Christ is our past, present, and future King. In this episode, we reflect on His mission.
The shepherds are a good example of how to act when receiving news about the Savior of the World.
We always have hope for joy because of Jesus Christ, the Redeemer of all of us--and each of us, individually.
The physics and spirit of lift! Sometimes our sins and despairs try to drag us down to the Earth, but Christ's power can lift us up to glory and joy. Christ can help broaden our perspectives.
Miracles can help show us that God is present in our lives, and inspire us to continue on the path of discipleship.
Sometimes cliches are not bad things. Jesus Christ loves us in a perfect, selfless way. Striving to develop charity will help us become more like Christ.
We should give our best efforts to things worthy of our time and energy. We can learn valuable lessons about worthiness and work through the teachings of John the Baptist.
Teachers now have many students. Teaching used to be one on one in days past. The Lord teaches us one on one through the Spirit, but reaches out to all of his children.
Spiritual rehabilitation is overseen by God. He assigns each of us to help rehabilitate and love each other. Our ward families can help keep us on the path to exaltation. We must forgive our neighbors trespasses against us.
Determining what's important--among all of the urgencies of life--can help us decide where we turn when the going gets rough.
The "hero cycle" in literature is a universal theme that reveals dangers, and pride is one of the most dangerous stumbling blocks.
NOV 15 Body of Evidence
Stories about the Savior and wisdom from prophets, following the admonition to "Come Follow Me".
(Theme music performed by Mark Geslison & Geoff Groberg from the album "Be Still My Soul." Used by permission)
NOV 15 Locally Sourced
Stories about the Savior and wisdom from prophets, following the admonition to "Come Follow Me".
(Theme music performed by Mark Geslison & Geoff Groberg from the album "Be Still My Soul." Used by permission)
NOV 15 Group Brainstorm
Stories about the Savior and wisdom from prophets, following the admonition to "Come Follow Me".
(Theme music performed by Mark Geslison & Geoff Groberg from the album "Be Still My Soul." Used by permission)
NOV 15 Blind Hearts
Stories about the Savior and wisdom from prophets, following the admonition to "Come Follow Me".
(Theme music performed by Mark Geslison & Geoff Groberg from the album "Be Still My Soul." Used by permission)
It's difficult to live a full life without faith and food. When faith becomes scarce, its lack is immediately apparent. The story of Jesus and the cursing of the fig tree can teach us the value of faith.
Jesus was very alone in the garden of Gethsemane. Even His disciples fell asleep and left him alone, until God sent Him an angel to strengthen Him. God is always with us, even in our loneliest moments.
Truth doesn't change. The Lord adapts doctrine for our time and dispensation. Through witnessing by the Holy Ghost, He testifies to us of the truthfulness of the scriptures and validity of His gospel.
Flaws are easy to see in others, but much harder to see in ourselves. We should never judge our neighbors. We should work on improving ourselves, and allow Christ to judge our fellow men/women.
Nobody knows what the future holds. Moroni wrote to people far in the future - us! The Lord knows what is best for our futures, and guides us through the Holy Spirit and His prophets.
The adversary has many tricks up his sleeve to get us to leave the gospel path. We must remain humble in order to receive guidance from the Lord, and stay on the path.
We are quick to forget spiritual experiences, but writing them down in the form of a journal can help us remember.
Overtime, our memories fade, and even the impact of miraculous events starts to fade to. One thing we can do to preserve our testimonies is through daily reaffirmations of faith.
Prophets are watchmen that warn us of the incoming dangers than we can't see. We receive peace and safety if we act according to their words.
The Lord needs disciples who are willing to take up His work NOW, and not procrastinate until later.
Because the Lord loves us, He is sometimes stern when correcting us. We should embrace these reproaches, instead of shying away from them.
Through of the Atonement of Jesus Christ, we can overcome physical and spiritual death.
JAN 6-12 What Can They Have to Say?
(Song, "What Can They Have to Say?" from the Prime Recordings album "From Cumorah's Hill," used by permission.)
NOV 11-17 A Breeze Among the Branches
(Excerpt from "A Breeze Among the Branches" written and sung by Rob Honey, arranged by Greg Hansen. Used by permission.)
APR 15-21 Gethsemane, Jesus Loves Me
With songwriter Melanie Hoffman. From the album "Stories of Jesus," used by permission.
Find "Stories of Jesus" here:
Stories of Jesus, by Roger and Melanie Hoffman
APR 1-14 Ye Have Done It Unto Me
"A Poor Wayfaring Man of Grief"
by Fiddlesticks, with Lisa Arrington, from their album, "Farewell to Nauvoo."
Piano & vocals Lisa Arrington, Fiddle Katie Davis Henderson, Cello Liz Davis Maxfield
Used by permission.
Jan 28-Feb 3
The Fellowship of the Believers
Song: I Need Thee Every Hour
Album: The Master
Artist: Lyceum Philharmonic at American Heritage School
Used by permission
(Find the album here: http://www.LyceumPhilharmonic.com )
Jan 38-Feb 3
Within My Heart a Welcome Guest
Song: Abide With Me 'Tis Eventide
Album: The Master
Artist: Lyceum Philharmonic at American Heritage School
Used by permission
(Find the album here: http://www.LyceumPhilharmonic.com )
Jan 21-27
Hearing the Music
All Creatures of Our God and King
Album: Be Still My Soul
Artist: Mark Geslison
Used by permission
Jan 14-20
What a Friend is Jesus Christ!
(Song, "What a Friend is Jesus Christ!" from the album "This Is Jesus." Copyright 1992 Steven Kapp Perry, used by permission. Find the recording at: https://www.janicekappperry.com/index.php?action=catalog&node=skp&id=27&phpsessid=g2nlg3qi9goqqp27ivbmea03l3 )
Jan 7 - 13, 2019 According to Thy Word
How we build our faith, and "strengthen our unbelief," like the father in Mark chapter 9.
Jan 7 - 13, 2019 Mission Impossible?
Lessons from lives of Mary of Nazareth, Zacharias and Elizabeth, and Abraham and Sara, on the Lord's timing and what is and is not impossible.
Jan 7 - 13, 2019
Faith and Not Fear -- we talk about Mary's choice when the angel Gabriel came to her with news of her unique mission.
Dec 30, 2018 - Jan 6, 2019
Thoughts on what we learn about leadership, from being an engaged follower.
Dec 31 - Jan 6, 2019
Thoughts from two different parables on how our spiritual preparation has to be done personally, saved up drop by drop on a regular basis.
Dec 31-Jan 6, 2019 - What Seek Ye?
As we begin a new year of study, this episode is all about seeking and finding, and how difficult it is to find what you're after, if you don't really know what it is you're looking for.
Dieter F. Uchtdorf shares the story of Eva and her great aunt Rose, who found happiness in spite of difficulties and disappointments, because she knew where to look.