If you want to dig deeper into gospel topics but don’t know where to look, these two websites can be game changers. One helps with scripture translations, and the other is full of scholarly insights.
This is a rebroadcast. The episode originally ran in September 2021. Michael A. Goodman has worked for the Church Educational System since 1989 and was the manager of CES College Curriculum before joining the Brigham Young University Church History and Doctrine department in 2007. He is a professor of Religious Education and serves as the RSC’s Associate Publications Director and the Editor of the Religious Educator journal. Michael holds a bachelor’s degree in Journalism with Public Relations, a master’s degree in Information Technology, and a PhD in Marriage, Family, and Human Development. He is a co-investigator on the Family Foundations of Youth Development longitudinal research project, focused on adolescent and family faith development and mental health outcomes with a special emphasis on suicidality. Michael is married to Tiina Anita Goodman.
James Early joins Steve and describes his desire to get back to the original Christianity of Jesus. He has taught this philosophy for years as a member of the Christian Science Church. This episode also includes James' prison ministries and what he has learned from teaching inmates.
Sit down with AJ Levine, Seemi Ghazi, Trey Ferguson, and James Early for a discussion about how Jewish, Muslim, and Christian communities interpret the Genesis stories about Adam and Eve.
Scholars AJ Levine and Seema Ghazi, pastor and writer Trey Ferguson, and Bible teacher James Early join Steve for a discussion of how the stories of Adam and Eve and their expulsion from the garden resonate in Judaism, Islam, and Christianity. If the word sin doesn't show up in the first three chapters of Genesis, how do we rethink these narratives? 00:00 Guest Introductions
"Study with Elder Cook, “Sacred Scriptures—the Foundations of Faith” And the Relief Society General Mtg With President Camille Johnson, Sister Annette Dennis, and Sister kristin Yee
We often use the Bible to support the Book of Mormon, but what if it’s actually the other way around? Doctrine and Covenants 20 offers a fascinating perspective on how the Book of Mormon helps confirm biblical truth. Plus, discover what an early Church teacher asked the Prophet Joseph Smith in his own home—his response may surprise you!
Have you ever heard someone say, “Show me where Jesus said that in the scriptures”? Carmen Herbert reminds us of a crucial truth—Jesus Christ still speaks today through living prophets. Just because something isn’t explicitly written in the Bible doesn’t mean it isn’t inspired. President Nelson’s counsel on modesty, media, and moral choices isn’t just about rules—it’s about receiving divine blessings.
Nijay Gupta of Slow Theology joins Steve for a chat about Tell Her Story, Gupta's exploration of women preachers, prophets, and leaders in the Bible.
What if the boy with five loaves had decided his lunch wasn't good enough to share? Through this beloved Bible story comes a powerful message about the impact of sharing our gifts - even when they feel small or inadequate! Whether you're doubting your talents or comparing yourself to others, this reminder shows that it's not about how big your offering is - it's about being willing to share it.