Carl Claussen shares his personal story of struggling with sin and finding freedom through humility, repentance, and the power of the Holy Spirit. He emphasizes the importance of confession, accountability, and meditation on God's word in overcoming sin and living a victorious life. [... more]

A Christian man shares his journey of discovering his purpose and identity in God, and how he has learned to balance his ambition with his family and marriage. He discusses the importance of church and community in his life, and how he has learned to prioritize his relationships and responsibilities. [... more]

A conversation about identity, parenting, and the importance of understanding who we are in Christ, especially for kids and teens navigating modern culture and societal pressures. [... more]

A discussion about the Bucks' disappointing playoff loss to the Heat, Giannis' performance, and the team's future, with a focus on the impact of the loss on the team's legacy and the state of Wisconsin sports. [... more]

Alistair Begg teaches on the importance of responding to God's Word, emphasizing the need to listen intently, habitually, and obediently to the Bible in order to experience true freedom and blessing. He explains that obedience is tied directly to our freedom in Christ and that we must not forget the law of God, but rather seek to understand and apply it in our lives. [... more]

A critical analysis of a talk given by President Dallin H. Oaks at the April 2021 General Conference, discussing the role of Jesus Christ in the Mormon faith and the concept of resurrection and exaltation. [... more]

The LDS Gospel Topics series is examined from a biblical perspective, focusing on the essay 'Peace and Violence Among 19th-Century Latter-day Saints'. The chapter discusses the Thomas Lewis case, a violent incident in early LDS Utah, and its implications for understanding church leaders' roles in condoning extralegal violence. [... more]

The Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-day Saints' history in the 19th century is marked by the establishment of a theocratic government in the Utah Territory, led by Brigham Young, which clashed with the laws of the United States. The practice of polygamy, announced publicly in 1852, further strained relations between the Saints and the federal government. As tensions escalated, President Buchanan appointed new officials to the territory, leading to conflicts and ultimately, the murder of Parley Pratt, a Mormon apostle, by his estranged husband. [... more]

The Restoration Movement encompasses various groups that believe in Joseph Smith as their founder, but disagree on the concept of a single true church. One such group is the Church of Christ with the Elijah message, which emphasizes eschatology and continues revelation through John the Baptist. This group's teachings and practices are distinct from the Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-day Saints, highlighting the diversity within the Restoration Movement. [... more]