Episode 54: Confronting Prejudice with Samuel the Lamanite (Jan Martin)
Because we live in a day where prejudice and discrimination of all kinds remain fundamental problems across the globe, members of the Church have been counselled "to abandon all personal prejudices." ...
15 Huhti 202246min
Episode 53: A Strength to the Poor (Dana M. Pike)
Although it is common to cite Isaiah's remarkable prophecies about the Savior, Isaiah's repeated teachings related to the poor usually don't receive as much attention. In this episode, emeritus BYU A...
2 Huhti 202254min
Episode 52: Living the Abrahamic Covenant (Kerry Muhlestein)
Latter-day Saints are a covenant-centric faith, led by the oft-repeated messages of President Russell M. Nelson to continue "on the covenant path." But what is this covenant path, and how is it a Rest...
15 Maalis 202249min
Episode 51: The Church in Washington D.C. (Ken Alford)
This April, the newly remodeled Washington D.C. Temple will hold its public open house for hundreds and thousands of visitors, marking the latest in a long line of historical events related to the Lat...
1 Maalis 202254min
Episode 50: Dating Jesus Christ's Birth and Death (Jeff Chadwick)
April 6th is commonly taught by Latter-day Saints to be Jesus's birth date. Some Church leaders, however, have explored other options, saying the date "is not a settled issue." In this episode, Profe...
15 Helmi 202250min
Episode 49: Understanding Joseph Smith's Bible Translation (Jared Ludlow)
In the summer of 1830, the Prophet Joseph Smith began an audacious undertaking: to translate the Holy Bible. But what was this Bible "translation"? Was he reading from other languages? Was he restori...
1 Helmi 202251min
Episode 48: The Complementary Nature of Mothers and Fathers (Jenet Erickson)
Like complementary colors, women and men are meant to work in harmony to bring their inherent and unique qualities to parenting. Dr. Jenet Erickson specializes in research related to the distinct con...
15 Tammi 202246min
Episode 47: Expanding Understanding of Eve (Amy Easton-Flake and Mark Ellison)
For centuries, some readers of Genesis have blamed Eve for the evils of the world because she ate the forbidden fruit in Eden. But Latter-day Saint scripture opens the way for different views, includi...
1 Tammi 202253min
