Stories of Grace and Strength
In the season finale of season 4, Antonio Sacre and Dolores Hydock share stories recorded live in the Apple Seed Studio.
In the season finale of season 4, Antonio Sacre and Dolores Hydock share stories recorded live in the Apple Seed Studio.
Is this gospel complicated? I’ve actually had a change of heart with my answer of the years. Let’s study 2 Corinthians 11:3 together!
We discuss the fruits of the Spirit in our discussion with Dr. Jared Ludlow as he examines how the Saints in Galatia were commanded to become "a new creature in Christ."
When we focus on the simple basics of the gospel, our lives can be so much blessed…and better.
Are you living by faith or tradition? Dr. Jared Ludlow explores themes of faith and works, the power of commandments, and the grace of Jesus Christ.
Nate Kimbler is currently serving as the stake president for the Ridgecrest, California stake. He has served as a bishop, bishopric counselor, high councilor, and other callings such as scoutmaster, assistant scoutmaster, elders quorum counselor, ward missionary, and Gospel Doctrine teacher. He served as a full-time missionary in the Peru Lima Central Mission and a short time in the Sacramento California Mission while waiting for a visa. Nate graduated from Brigham Young University with a BS in Physics and is married to Rachel Handly Kimbler. They have five children. He is an avid runner and has run 13 marathons to date, and also enjoys hiking and backpacking in the mountains with his children. Links
In 1938, the raging rapids of the Colorado were still untamed and undammed when a pair of botanists from the University of Michigan captured the country's imagination. They would become the first known women to run the river through the Grand Canyon. They did it in pursuit of plants and science, but their story is a little-known tale of resilience and beauty at the edge of the impossible.
Today we're studying 2 Corinthians 11:33 in just one minute! Grab your scriptures and let's dive into them together!
The process of bringing our thoughts “into captivity” and focusing them on Christlike behaviors can be a most empowering experience.
Nearly all of us will eventually become a caregiver or a recipient of care—so how can we prepare now? Lisa Valentine Clark kicks off this season by exploring the need for more conversation about caregiving. Dr. Lance Erickson explains how social expectations, age, and gender influence who ends up in caregiving roles. Dr. Natali Edmonds of Dementia Careblazers shares how talking about caregiving beforehand helped her prepare for her own caregiving experience, and Jeremy Jorgason discusses lesser known ways that caregiving can become more intense than anyone expects. Caregiving is overwhelming, wonderful, painful, beautiful, and poignant—and it’s better when we face it together.