Bay Area storyteller Joel Ben Izzy shares just a few stories of one of the world's great tricksters. Trickster stories exist in just about every culture, and Nasrudin (the subject of today's stories) is one of the world's great trickster characters.
The hymn that I decided to choose today is not one that I normally associate with Easter, but it is one that invites all of God’s creations to “find a voice“ and sing praises to him for the goodness of his holy Son.
How do my memories of petty high school drama fit in with my understanding of the Savior’s Resurrection? Listen today to find out the connection!
In the days leading up to Easter, our thoughts have turned towards matters of faith. And in the storytelling community, the way that we express our thoughts about faith is the same as the way we express our thoughts about other aspects of our lives: through stories.
While He's not specifically in the Old Testament, Jesus is very much still a focal point of the ancient book. In fact, most of what we read is a foreshadowing of the coming of Christ and of learning to #hearhim in our everyday lives.
Many Latter-day Saints will remember the much beloved Gordon B. Hinckley as the 15th president of our church. But a lot of people don’t know that he wrote a hymn in our hymn book that is beautiful for the Easter season.
It's not about letting your trials LAND ON you; it's about learning to let them PASS THROUGH you. Meg Johnson shares tips and tricks that won’t take away your challenges, but will help you face them with greater strength as you learn how to have a Glorious Life in Discouraging Events.
Today we’re giving you a sneak peek at Conference on the Go– our other podcast where we dive into one talk each week from the most recent General Conference. We share quotes, ask thoughtful questions, help you make goals, and live what you learned at General Conference.
Darwin hated peacocks because he couldn't explain their excess beauty. He likely would have hated mockingbirds for the excessive complexity of their songs. Where many birds are content with a few simple chirps, mockingbirds learn hundreds of sounds from other birds and animals and mix them together using sophisticated musical techniques, the kind human musicians often employ.
What can Jesus teach us about hand-me-downs and the woes of being the youngest kid in the family? A whole lot!