The Recipe for a Powerful Testimony Meeting
Our friend Sean joins the podcast! We talk about what a testimony is, what it's not, and what some of the best testimony meetings have looked like!
Our friend Sean joins the podcast! We talk about what a testimony is, what it's not, and what some of the best testimony meetings have looked like!
Dr. J.B. Haws continues to explore James’ exhortations to remain humble, and the importance of humility and the transformative nature of the Spirit in shaping our character.
Can a single verse of scripture alter the course of history? Join Dr. J.B. Haws as he illuminates the Book of James in the context of Prophet Joseph Smith’s theophany and the Restoration of The Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-day Saints. Discover the book’s remarkable power to inspire readers to act in faith and follow Jesus Christ.
You and I should strive to live a life of faith so that we too can be added to “The Faith Hall of Fame”
Sixty years ago, the island of Surtsey was born of a volcanic eruption. It would've remained a bleak, barren place were it not for bird droppings which created a tiny ecosystem in which plants, insects, and birds now thrive. It's a compelling example of the way that animals distribute nutrients around the globe through their poop. In other instances, carcasses nourish many forms of life around them, especially during and after a migration. In this episode, we'll find wonder around the world in quite unlikely places.
Today we're studying Hebrews 10:35 in just one minute! Grab your scriptures and let's dive into them together!
Many caregivers feel the approach of inevitable change to their role, and an "end" to the way life looks and feels right now. Lisa is joined by Emilie Campbell, Richard Lui, Barbara Karnes, Elizabeth Miller, and John Sovec to explore the nuances of transitioning to the "after" stage of caregiving, whether that looks like empty nesting, transitioning to residential care, or becoming a "Godspeed Caregiver" following the death of a loved one receiving hospice care.
When you truly understand the phrase “Cast not away therefore your confidence” and how relevant it is to us today, your life will forever be changed.
What is the best way to get inspired to serve other people? Let’s study about the chain reaction of goodness that Paul talks about in Hebrews 10:24.
Jill Freestone is back on the podcast this week talking about what happens when those who have OCD bring it into religion. This type of OCD is called scrupulosity and it happens when someone obsessively worries about their behavior going against their religious or moral beliefs. In a church that has a lot of “do’s” and “don’ts” thinking clearly and not obsessing and acting on compulsions can be very difficult for someone with OCD. Jill does a great job of teaching why rules are actually there and how sometimes in order to be free of scrupulous thinking you have to learn to break the rules not for disobedience but so that you actually can take a higher moral road and live with more faith. Scrupulosity is probably more common than you know and this episode will help you see where it shows up either in your own life or in the life of a loved one.