How does Satan’s influence get to a person who was once righteous? And what happens when you are around the same companions and influences long enough…for good or bad? If you’d like to view the video that goes with this podcast, click here
In this episode we'll talk about Luke 22 and John 18. We'll talk about the ordinance of the sacrament and what makes it unique from other gospel ordinances. We'll discuss the idea of being "willing" to do something and how that impacts the process of change. We'll further address how being willing to change is a necessary element in making mental health progress. We'll also talk about the Savior's power and how He has the ability to heal us from our mental and emotional issues. This healing usually takes place by Him providing needed supports in our lives, encouraging our diligence, and having us walk a path that ultimately leads to a better situation.
Who is your favorite person and why? Is it because they’re talented, famous, or popular? Today we’re talking about how you can be a “favorite” person to others!
Trevor came back after years of struggling for a direction in life - his inspiring testimony of Jesus Christ
Listen to Big Picture to get the quick context for this week’s reading, Luke 22; John 18!
This week, conversations about emotions and music, and how both are necessary to bring us closer to God. Benjamin Perry, author of "Cry, Baby: Why Our Tears Matter" encourages us to rethink how we view crying.
After his near death experience, Vinnie Tolman searched for 15 years to find just the right person to write about his near death experience - then he met Lynn Taylor. This is the story behind the story. Have you ever wondered how embracing spiritual awareness and love can transform your life?
Whether you're trying to support somebody who is going through a difficult time or if you are the one who is mourning, there are four basic principles that will help you. @OurTurtleHouse host Mark Williams helps us understand that we are not alone and that there is hope for all sides.
In September of 1857, one of the greatest atrocities in the history of Mormonism was carried out. Now known as the Mountain Meadows Massacre, a group of Latter-day Saints led a siege in Southern Utah against a wagon train of emigrants on their way from Arkansas to California. After the siege had dragged on for several days, and under the guise of a truce, leaders of the Mormon party lured the emigrants out of their protective circle of wagons and marched them a short distance across the valley before turning on them in surprise and slaughtering at least 120 unarmed men, women, and children.
This is Part 2 of a 2-part podcast. Listen to Part 1 HERE. Sara Newman