Bring Elder Renlund’s talk “This Is My Gospel”—“This Is My Church” to life by encouraging your class to share their own spiritual turning points. From personal stories to insights on ordinances, this lesson guide will help you create a meaningful discussion on the role of the Church in our lives.
Want your class to truly connect with President Nelson’s most recent Conference message? Kurt Francom shares these helpful teaching tips as ideas on how to spark discussion in the classroom, share testimony, and help your class members make temple worship and discipleship more personal.
"Are we living up to the privileges of our covenants? Ganel-Lyn Condie shares her thoughts on how to teach President Freeman’s recent talk from General Conference. President Freeman challenges us to reflect on how ordinances and promises with God transform and sanctify us.
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.
Today we talk with musician, husband, father, and Seventh-day Adventist K. Anthony about his journey of faith. He shares how he found God after almost drowning and being shot at! He also talks about his experience with getting a master’s degree in divinity studies.
Michelle Love-Day is an educator, mother, wife, and active Baptist. She shares how she and her Latter-day Saint husband have navigated a mixed-faith marriage, raised children and practice a faith focused life. Michelle shares her person experiences of how faith, love, and prayer can harmonize different beliefs.
Join us for a heartfelt dialogue on the power of inter-faith connections and how they strengthen our faith communities. Orthodox Rabbi Brad Hirschfield and Latter-day Saint Boyd Matheson discuss the importance of asking questions in the journey of spirituality, how curiosity can help you deepen your connection with faith, and the perspective that comes from discussion from people from different religious backgrounds.
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.