Just like the Corinthians of old, if we will repent and turn back to the Savior - we can be rebuilt into something better. Yes, “something far greater than what we were—far greater than what we can ever imagine.” If you’d like to view the video that goes with this podcast, click here
Getting pulled over is the most common encounter Americans have with police, but how much do traffic stops really contribute to public safety? On a typical day, more than 50,000 of us see those flashing lights in our rearview, so we generally assume that enforcing traffic laws is an essential part of policing and public safety. Do traffic stops contribute to public safety as much as we expect? It’s clear the effects are not equal: across the nation, drivers of color are much more likely to get pulled over, and a troubling number of incidents where Black men are killed by police, start with a traffic stop. In this podcast episode, we’ll hear perspectives from both sides of the car window and explore how traffic enforcement could better ensure safety for all.
In this episode we'll talk about 1 Corinthians 1-7. The two books of Corinthians were letters written by Paul to the saints in the ancient city of Corinth, which was in Greece. They contain counsel that was very pertinent to the saints at that time. We'll talk about the importance of receiving revelation and being close to the Spirit. Knowing what the Lord wants you to do in your life today is heavily dependent upon your ability to understand the voice of the Holy Ghost to you. We'll also review the concept of starting small when making significant changes. Long-term change is best achieved through small, consistent forward movement. We will also discuss the idea that what we often believe is tragedy can simply be part of the Lord's plan to change us from our weak, natural state to women and men after the manner of Christ.
Today we’re studying 1 Corinthians 2:9. Grab your scriptures and let’s dive into them together!
Welcome to Come, Follow Me: Mental Health Insights with Dr. David Morgan! I'm grateful that you've taken the time to listen. Each week we'll study from the weekly Come, Follow Me reading assignment and discuss principles that relate to improving our mental and emotional health. Also, each week I provide an invitation to act, where I guide you through steps to make practical changes based on the topics discussed.
Andrew left the church after feelings of rejection by fellow members. Through the Spirit of Christ he was drawn back.
This week we’re sharing something really special — it’s Terryl Givens’ talk that opened last year’s Restore gathering. In it, Terryl gets more personal than we’ve ever heard him, telling a dramatic story about nearly drowning off the West coast of Africa and how the experience has helped him frame key aspects of his faith.
Listen to Big Picture to get the quick context for this week’s reading, 1 Corinthians 1-7!
In this episode, Mike House shares his story of how he was able to take a step back from his career in the finance world to follow his life's dream of becoming a writer, and how this journey has affected his faith. Join us as Mike talks about some of the fascinating books he's written, including an in-depth trilogy on Barabbas - the criminal that the people chose to set free, and put Christ to death in his place.
For life coach Jenn Zingmark, it was difficult when she experienced an unexpected divorce as a young mother. Her faith turned the devastation into a pivotal point as she dug into her spiritual roots and discovered that we are individuals who are known by the Savior.