Who Will Prevail? God Will!
Want to be a winner? You just have to join the right team!
Want to be a winner? You just have to join the right team!
One time, someone talked about me behind my back. Here’s what I did about it, and how I invite you to do much better than I did!
What does your husband need to feel validated in your relationship? It may be different than you think. Join Carmen and Laura Brotherson for “Part 2” of their conversation on healthy sexuality in marriage as they discuss the needs of husbands and men in marriage.
As we just got to celebrate Easter, it seemed appropriate to do an episode about the Savior. As christians, we talk of Christ, we rejoice in Christ, and we strive to be like Him. Today I am going to talk with coach Meg Tilton about a way to live like Christ that you have probably never considered; yet it might have the greatest impact on your ability to live like Him.
Have you ever prayed for relief from a trial-- for a trial to just go away? Today we’re talking about how to change your trials so that you become better, stronger, and closer to the Lord because of them.
Want to get all the context in easy-to-understand story format before you start your Come, Follow Me readings? I’m telling you everything you need to know to get the Big Picture for D&C Sections 30-36!
For this Easter holiday, we wanted to do something a little different — so today, we’re sharing a chapter from the audiobook version of Fiona and Terryl Givens’ new book, All Things New, which was published by Faith Matters. The chapter is titled “Atonement: From Penal Substitution to Radical Healing.”It may be the most important chapter in the book. They walk us through the history of poorly translated texts and a medieval worldview that really emphasized a jealous, angry, and retributive God, and then Fiona and Terryl show how we’ve been passed this conception of Atonement that focuses on being “saved,” rather than being “healed.”
Most people have no idea that Christ did anything in between his crucifixion and resurrection! But thanks to a super cool revelation, we know!
Does missionary work scare you? We can help! In Part II, our Fantastic Four (and others, especially Orson Pratt and Edward Partridge) discover the “field is white and ready to harvest.” Dr. Robert Millet shares how we are 11th Hour Workers and the Lord of the Vineyard is with his Servants and this episode will excite and encourage you to “open your mouth” and share the Good News. Additionally, if you know a Bishop, you’ll want to learn how Edward Partridge is a hero we should celebrate for “wasting and wearing out” his life for the Lord. You will never see missionary work or Bishops the same way again.