Acts 22–28

In this episode we'll talk about Acts 22-28. We continue with the missionary travels of Paul and the difficulties he experienced during this time. We'll talk about the concept that trials are not always the result of negative behavior. Sometimes trials are there to help us learn to become more like the Savior. We'll discuss the value of trials, regardless of their source, and how diligent effort can help us prevail. We will also discuss how the Lord has promised to support the obedient in all their difficulties. As we partner with Him and stay firm on the covenant path, we can have peace that things will work out even when days are dark and challenges are unrelenting.

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Love Your Neighbor, Love Yourself

We often talk about the first great commandment to love God, and the second to love your neighbor. But could there be something we're missing? Alan & Amy Sackett, and Ken Williams talk about how to learn to love yourself so you can love and serve more fully.

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Tackling the Teen Mental Health Crisis

In recent months, Governor Spencer J. Cox  of Utah has been in the news for the passage of two new state laws: one that puts strict limits on access to social media for teens, and another that would prohibit social media companies from using designs that are addictive to teens. 

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Family Services Helps Leaders

Dr. Ben Erwin received his master's degree from the University of Hawaii, and his PhD from Brigham Young University. His clinical specialties include marriage counseling, addictions and working with adolescents. Ben is currently the program manager for the Addiction Recovery Program for the Church and is also adjunct faculty for Utah Valley University's Marriage and Family Therapy program. He has served as a member of the Utah Governor’s Behavioral Health Workgroup and a board member of the Salt Lake County Mayor’s Behavioral Health Advisory Council. He and his wife Sarah are the proud parents of five children. Highlights

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Acts 19-20

There is really no healing virtue or power in any item of clothing or other object, whether owned by Paul or Jesus or anyone.  But sometimes objects may be used to help increase faith.  And those healings and miracles ultimately come by the power of that faith.

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