Revelation is the rock
What is the rock on which Christ’s church would be built? Was it Peter? Listen in to find out!
What is the rock on which Christ’s church would be built? Was it Peter? Listen in to find out!
Don’t ever underestimate the opportunity to have revelatory experiences with members of the Godhead.
Do you need more signs? What if God told you He had already given you all the signs you need? Let’s study Matthew 16:2-3!
It’s not so much about what goes into our mouths as much as what comes out of our mouths that “defiles” us. And President Nelson’s Conference talk April 2023 Conference absolutely hit this principle on the head perfectly. If you’d like to view the video that goes with this podcast, click here
In this episode we'll talk about Matthew 15 through 17 and Mark 7 through 9. We'll start by talking about how difficulties and challenges are not only part of life, but they are a necessary trial in order to help us progress. As we learn to see our challenges differently they can become grown opportunities instead of griefs. We'll review an instance in the Savior's ministry where he healed a man in two stages and talk about how sometimes healing takes time and does not happen all at once. We'll also talk about how learning to think more flexibly can help us see the good in our lives, even when it seems like there is no good to be found due to challenges and mental health issues.
Is having a church culture bad? Nope! But the Pharisees can teach us a lot about what kind of culture we DON’T want to create.
Listen to Big Picture to get the quick context for this week’s reading, Matthew 15–17; Mark 7–9!
“I testify that Jesus Christ is relief. Through the Atonement of Jesus Christ, we may be relieved of the burden and consequences of sin and be succored in our infirmities.” -Camille N. Johnson A big thanks to the following for their help with today’s videoHayden Rockwell @rockwellacapellaMaddie Bowen Hoyt @mothersdailymannaMeg Bentley @megzyb1010
What does Pontius Pilate teach us about ourselves? Listen in to find out!
“The Lord loves you. He always has” - Henry B. Eyring A big thanks to the following for their help with today’s videoBeth Martineau @saltandhartJonathan Jensen @takemoderncourageKyla Ford @kyladawnfordLynnette Sheppard @lynnettesheppard