Who was Eve, the “mother of all living”, and what we can learn from her example? John Bytheway shares why “our glorious mother eve”, and her many daughters on the earth, are among the “great and mighty ones” who have made it possible for each of us to be living here on the earth today.
If you never see an angel, and you don't have a vision, how are you supposed to know that the gospel is true? Alma 32 teaches us how we can PERFECTLY know the truth of any gospel principle.
What can the people who built the Rameumptom teach us about humility? It turns out, a whole lot!
I have to admit to being a bit judgmental sometimes. I roll my eyes at the outfits I see on people in Walmart, I mutter angrily under my breath at people who drive under the speed limit, and I sometimes get a bit frustrated with people whose talks go overtime in church.
Have you ever used Google to try to figure out how to change your bad behavior? Maybe you’re trying to motivate yourself to wake up early, or stop that pesky cussing habit, or even something as serious as ending a pornography addiction?
Do you wish you got more out of your temple worship? Or are you preparing to go through the temple for the first time and aren't sure if you're ready?
Do you wish you got more out of your temple worship? Or are you preparing to go through the temple for the first time and aren't sure if you're ready?
In this episode I’m admitting to one of my most shameful sins that I committed as a seven year old. It’s a good one, and it makes me just a little bit like Korihor.
Korihor might have been an anti-Christ, but he also had faith. Unfortunately for him it was the wrong kind.
Many people walk away from the Church because they want to be “free”. But Korihor and Elder Eyring teach us that no one is truly free. Listen to the full episode to find out more.