Everything we say about Relief Society in this episode applies to the Elders Quorum! This episode is largely based on President Julie B. Beck's talk titled "Why We Are Organized into Quorums and Relief Societies." We discuss the purpose of Relief Society and how it has helped us come closer to the Savior.
The Irish band An Rogaine Dubh joins Steve in the studio for a medley of We Three Kings and Good King Wenceslas. After the music, a short interview with Joe Perry who leads the band. An Rogaine Dubh also includes Matt Maughan, Caroline Kemper Reynoso, Catherine Jungheim, Collin Jensen, Ed Riding, Corry Jensen, Sharon Nielsen, and Ross Fayson.
In addition to studying the book of Moroni in the month of December, we also get a chance to #lighttheworld. Today’s brief message introduces you to an idea we had to add to your experience of finishing the Book of Mormon this month. 😀
In this episode we’ll talk about Moroni chapters one through six. We’ll discuss the differences among priesthood office, priesthood, authority, and priesthood power. We’ll review how priesthood power is God’s power and is available to anyone who will make and keep a covenant with Him. We’ll talk about how Jesus Christ overcame the world through priesthood power and how we have access to that same power to overcome any trial that we face. We’ll also talk about how spiritual strategies to manage mental health are an essential part of a comprehensive plan to improve our emotional and mental wellbeing.
Today we're studying Moroni 1:1 in just one minute! Grab your scriptures and let's dive into them together!
When a nervous cat tries to communicate his needs, Hannah Anderson reflects on the symbolism of the Christ child in the manger.
After putting her garments back on, Tara began to realize how much she had been missing out on without them.
How do we stay on the covenant path when life takes an unexpected turn?
Listen to Big Picture to get the quick context for this week’s reading, Moroni 1-6!
The wintering painted turtle and the fox squirrel offer differing models for our own unique styles of spiritual waiting through dark periods of our lives.