Eleanor Roosevelt believed the greatest gift we could give our children was curiosity. But why? Eva Witesman of the BYU Ballard Center for Social Impact discusses why curiosity is so powerful, including its impact on education, faith, and world peace.
Kelsea's dark experience with New Age theology and how turning her heart to Jesus Christ saved her marriage.
What if you had the power to control all your emotions?
How can we renew our spiritual practices? Mark Glanville talks "Improvising Church", his most recent book, with ideas ranging from the need for a 'leader-full' community to how we can best find our individual gifts from God. Mark shares insights about the flexibility and creativity encouraged by both faith and jazz traditions and highlights the significance of embracing one's unique gifts to contribute meaningfully to their 'incarnational community.'
BJ Allen is an associate professor of Marketing at Brigham Young University. He received a bachelor's degree from BYU and a PhD in Business Administration from University of Texas-San Antonio. He is the author of two textbooks and gives sales and marketing trainings to corporations.
What name strikes fear into the hearts of most every faithful Book of Mormon reader? ISAIAH! Don’t just skip these chapters with a lame crossword puzzle or word search...start climbing the 3 Nephi 20-26 mountain with us this week and you’ll see some beautiful things this week. 😀
"Before Oliver passes away, he goes out of his way on several occasions to publicly and ardently bear testimony of the restoration of the Book of Mormon. One of the more well -known accounts is a guy named Jacob Gates. He's on his way to his mission and he stops in Richmond to visit Oliver Cowdery. Jacob Gates asks Oliver, 'Is it all true? Can you tell me if it's true?' Oliver Cowdery says, 'Jacob, I want you to remember what I say to you. I am a dying man. What would it profit me to tell you a lie? I know that this Book of Mormon was translated by the gift and power of God. My eyes saw, my ears heard, and my understanding was touched. I know that whereof I testified is true. It was no dream, no vain imagination of the mind. It was real.' I think this was recorded two or three months before Oliver passed away. And he says, he doesn't have any reason to lie at this point. In fact, he wants to tell the truth because he knows he's about to meet his maker. And he still bears his testimony on the Book of Mormon."
What happens when faith and perseverance meet extraordinary generosity? Former missionary and devoted #LatterDayLights fan Larry McCally reflects on how his unwavering faith and trust in the still, small voice of the Lord have guided him through numerous trials. Faced with the pivotal choice between serving a mission or joining the Air Force, Larry couldn’t have imagined that this decision would set the stage for countless miracles that would shape his life’s journey.
In this heartfelt episode, Lisa and her council of moms address a profound question from a listener: "How do I help my kids develop a relationship with God and religion?" The conversation explores various approaches to fostering faith and spirituality in children, sharing thoughtful insights and meaningful experiences. Tune in for an enlightening discussion on guiding your kids toward a deeper connection with their beliefs.
We want to be “good,” but there’s still a lot we can learn from the “bad”! The “bad guys” of the Book of Mormon, that is! Hank Smith helps expose some of the enemies of Christ and helps us uncover some of the powerful lessons we can learn from the poor choices they made in their lives.