D&C 25 (part one)

Emma Smith should forever hold a dear place in our hearts for all the good that she did and for all that she sacrificed in those early days of the Restoration.  The timeless counsel in D&C 25 is not just for her, but for any who desire to be “elect”. If you’d like to view the video that goes with this podcast, click here

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The Gospel’s Secret to Managing Stress

When stress takes over, we often ask, How do I fix this? But Kevin Clayson shares a powerful truth—we don’t have to handle it alone. Jesus Christ already bore our burdens. When stress rises, try this: pause, close your eyes, and think of the Savior. Picture His love, His sacrifice, and His peace. Hand your worries over to Him, and let His Spirit replace stress with comfort. The Savior already paid the price—why carry something He’s already lifted?

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D&C 19:15-18

The Lord told Martin that suffering follows disobedience, but here’s the good news—Christ already paid the difficult price. His sacrifice makes ours possible, and way more doable. 🙏🏻 If you’d like to view the video that goes with this podcast, click here

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Doctrine and Covenants 19

Martin Harris faced enormous financial and personal sacrifice to fund the printing of the Book of Mormon. John talks about some of the lessons we can learn from Martin, how our understanding of the Atonement can change as we read the Savior's first-person account of His sacrifice and suffering, and discusses how "endless punishment" and torment might mean something different than you may think!

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Revitalizing Faith-Driven Leaders with Cumorah Academy

When the Lord calls you to rebuild lives beyond your wildest dreams, will you be brave enough to take the first step? Father and serial entrepreneur Patrick Sedivy recounts how a divine prompting to serve in the Czech Republic propelled him on a decade-long mission to create Cumorah Academy—one of the leading faith-driven leadership institutions in the world. Met initially with failure when an early venture fell flat, Patrick chose to learn from the disappointment rather than abandon his God-given purpose. Even through hardships such as financial setbacks and soul-stretching leaps of faith, he never stopped piecing together the blueprint for the best real-world curriculum a school like his had to offer—one in which spiritual conviction and practical life skills intertwine.

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