The Making Of “Lamb Of God”

Each year, Rob Gardner's "Lamb of God" is performed for audiences around the world. Since its premier in 2010, "Lamb of God" has become a beloved Easter tradition that recounts the final days of the Savior's life through the eyes of those who knew and loved Him. Composer Rob Gardner shares the story of how the oratorio began, how it changed his understanding of Jesus Christ, and why there is always hope in the greatest story ever told.

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Learn to See God in the Middle of the Mess

Your mind is always evaluating and creating—what if understanding that unlocks your spiritual power? Dr. Paul Jenkins connects psychology and the first principle of the gospel to show what faith really looks like in action. Lay hold on every good thing—even in broken, burned, or unexpected places.

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Changemakers

This week, we’re really excited to share a conversation about a brand-new Children’s book called Changemakers by McArthur Krishna and Anne Pimentel, with beautiful artwork by Jessica Sarah Beach. The book is a powerful and much-needed affirmation, especially in a moment when many women are quietly wondering where they fit. Through stories from scripture and the global history of the Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-day Saints, it highlights women whose ideas, faith, and courage have helped shape the church in meaningful and lasting ways.

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An High Priest of Good Things to Come

What would your future self say to you right now? Elder Holland once imagined his older self calling back to the young man who had just broken down—twice—on the road to Yale, telling him, It will be all right in the end. Join Hank Smith as he explores the importance of believing in the good that will come in the future.

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Come What May, and Love It

Sometimes, the best thing you can do is laugh. Elder Wirthlin’s unforgettable General Conference talk reminds us that learning to smile through life’s challenges can bring strength and peace. Hank Smith explores how the idea of "come what may and love it" can help you through your next hard day.

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Safety for the Soul

What would you declare with absolute certainty if today were your last day on earth? Elder Holland’s 2009 talk, Safety for the Soul, is a bold and unmistakable testimony of the Book of Mormon’s truthfulness. Hank Smith unpacks why this talk remains one of the most powerful defenses of faith in modern Church history.

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Listening to Women: Jared Halverson hosts

Today we’re bringing you a special conversation hosted by Jared Halverson, who’s joined by three women—Bethany Brady Spalding, Kathryn Knight Sonntag, and me—who’ve been part of a larger, ongoing conversation sparked by one of Jared’s recent videos on social media.If you haven’t seen the video, here’s the context: Jared highlighted the recent trend of women leaving the Church in greater numbers than men and encouraged women to stay, he connects this to D&C 25, highlighting how much depends on them.

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D&C 29:9-10

When the Lord says “I come quickly” in 1831, it could freak out a lot of people. The reality of it is that we are here to help prepare the world for the Second Coming...and there are some that may not understand what that means and how to do it. Hopefully this week of studying D&C 29 can help. 😀

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From Homeless & Hopeless to Healing & Purpose

What if your most devastating life storms are actually clearing the path to your greater purpose? From the outside, Bethany Harger was living the dream—temple marriage, young children, and a promising future. But behind closed doors, crippling depression left her bedridden while her husband battled addiction.

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