Corina shares her beautiful and hopeful perspective about her interfaith marriage. Growing up LDS, Corina and her Husband (from a Brazilian-based Christian religion) make decisions about family life, tradition, raising children in the LDS faith tradition.
Evangelical Pastor Jeff and his wife, Joy open up about their marriage, sharing how they support each other and keep their faith strong through life's challenges. We discuss faith transitions, the transformative power of interfaith dialogue, spiritual strength in marriage. You’ll feel uplifted by their inspiring story of resilience, connection, and faith!
This week's episode features an inspiring conversation with Louisa Packham, a recent convert to the church who resides in Boston with her husband. Louisa brings a wealth of knowledge and passion to the table, holding a Bachelor's degree in Religion and a Master's in Theology. This fall, she embarks on an exciting journey towards a PhD in Religion, focusing her research on the intersection of Mormonism and mental health. Join Ganel-Lyn and Louisa as they discuss Louisa's unique faith journey, her academic pursuits, and the broader implications of mental health within religious communities.
In this episode we’ll talk about Alma chapters seventeen through twenty-two. We’ll talk about how when the sons of Mosiah were preparing for their missions, the Lord came to them and invited them to “be comforted.” We’ll discuss what that means, and how it usually involves work on our part and a miracle on the Lord’s part. We’ll review the story of Naaman as an example of this. We’ll also talk about how sometimes the Lord’s miracles don’t come until after we have been faithful for a long time, but the miracle always comes.
Growing up Emily was a wild child, as she got older she noticed a pervasive darkness in her life. Learn what happens as she gets on her knees and turns her life back over to Christ.
Have you ever been on the run for your life? In this episode, April Giaugue shares her gripping story of marrying a husband with Schizophrenia, and living for years in a difficult and dangerous world that constantly blurred the lines between reality and fantasy.
Can I discuss faith at work? Does my faith fit into my job? In this episode Steve sits down with Scott Warren to discuss faith in the workplace. Scott Warren also tells his conversion story and how he, and his whole family, dove head first into organized religion. He explains how this changed every aspect of his life... including his place of work.
This week, we're thrilled to welcome back Dr. Michael Wilcox to the podcast. Michael is an esteemed author and longtime Institute teacher, and his previous episodes, which we released in two parts as "God's Many Voices" in episodes 85 and 86, have been some of the most listened to in Faith Matters' history. It's been three years since we last had him on, and we're excited to dive into another meaningful conversation.In this episode, Michael shares his profound insights on the topic of the marginalized, particularly focusing on the experience of the LGBTQ community.
Dr. Brian Mead continues his discussion of God's plan of redemption and the power of service and faith in true conversion.
Don’t ever underestimate the Lord’s ability to “deliver” us in times of need according to our faith in Him