Welcome to part one of our death mini-series! We are exploring near-death experiences, working with those at the end of life, and grieving a loss. In this episode, Steve sits down with Martin Tanner from KSL to discuss how hearing near-death experiences from other people have impacted his own religion. This episode is jam-packed with powerful stories and a desire to believe.
Ohio Storyteller Kim Weitkamp shares a story about getting her first job so that she can also bring home a coveted item from the store. But what starts as a tale of a young girl with a paper route quickly turns into a wild fish story that you're not going to want to miss.
Today, we're resharing an interview we loved with Astrid Tuminez, who we're excited to be hosting as a speaker at Restore this year. Astrid is the President of Utah Valley University and an absolute delight to talk with and listen to. She’s full of stories, humor, and deep insights that made our time with her pass way too quickly.
In this podcast episode, Nate and Marla Christensen discuss the concepts of codependence and enmeshment in relationships, particularly in the context of addiction recovery. They emphasize the importance of being enmeshed with Christ rather than with other people, highlighting the need for individuals to focus on their relationship with the Savior for healing and support.
Enjoy an extended interview with Martin Tanner. For this extended interview, you can watch host Steve Kapp Perry speak live with Martin in a new studio set! They discuss the most impactful near-death experiences that Martin has heard during his work.
Detectives Quentin and Sam start up a new case: who is covering the artwork in the school's hallways in graffiti?
Is it really possible to “jump for joy” in the midst of tragedy and uncertainty?
Today we're studying Alma 29:3 in just one minute! Grab your scriptures and let's dive into them together!
Never underestimate the Lord’s abilities to perform “many mighty miracles“ with someone who has a repentant heart.
Hank Smith and John Bytheway talk about this week's Come, Follow Me study.