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This Week - April 13, 2025
Prayer
Broadcast Date: April 13, 2025
Question for you: What is the most often commanded commandment in all of the scriptures? – perhaps one of the most persistent themes in all of the revelations – Prayer! It is the commandment to pray.
Many years ago a couple went to see their spiritual leader. Their teenage son had left home one night and never returned. He had been gone…
Shaina's Rock
Broadcast Date: April 13, 2025
On a recent family camping trip, one of my daughters learned a painful lesson. We came one afternoon to a beautiful camping spot along the Snake River. No sooner had we pulled in than my youngest daughter and one of her older sisters took off exploring. Now, you got to picture this: I could see a four-year-old girl, a ten-year-old girl,…
The Warrior Kings
Broadcast Date: April 13, 2025
They were the great warrior kings of the Nephites. If all rulers had been and ever would be like unto them, the very powers of hell that hold nations captive would be shaken forever.
Sometime around 150 BC, Mosiah, the latest in a long line of Nephite kings, was warned of the Lord to leave the land of Nephi. It had been prophesied that…
The Fall of Adam
Broadcast Date: April 13, 2025
Their world was a paradise – the Garden of Eden. Adam and Eve lived in a world where there was no evil, no crime, no corruption, no death, nor anything to mar their peace and contentment, not even a – not even a climate disaster. It was a world that could have gone on forever. They lived in the presence of God, walking and talking with…
Caleb Baldwin
Broadcast Date: April 13, 2025
Caleb was born September 2, 1791 in Nobletown, New York. As he matured, he was quiet and soft-spoken, except when speaking in defense of his friends. And then he was known to have a fiery tongue.
Caleb fought under Captain Charles Parker in the War of 1812.
He married Nancy December 9, 1814. When Mormon missionaries passed through…
Last Week
Be of Good Cheer
Broadcast Date: April 06, 2025
Have you ever found yourself saying, ‘I’ll be happy when…’ – or ‘Life will be good as soon as…’ Well, from a very old and familiar story I gained some insight into this. Life doesn’t work that way.
Remember that last night of the Savior’s life? It was a wrenching emotional experience for the disciples. An already difficult night was made unbearable by the things He…
The Bread of Life
Broadcast Date: April 06, 2025
As the second Passover of the Lord’s ministry drew near, word reached Him that John the Baptist, his friend and forerunner, had been murdered. Seeking solitude, Jesus and His disciples withdrew from the multitudes to the other side of the Sea of Galilee. However, the crowds see Him go, and they run around the lake ahead of Him, and are awaiting Him when His boat…
The Widow of Nain
Broadcast Date: April 06, 2025
To have compassion is to feel an emotion that combines love and pity. This story is about the compassion of Jesus Christ, and when and where it is seen.One day the Savior was approaching a beautiful mountain village called Nain. A large crowd accompanied Him including many of His disciples. As they neared, they came upon a funeral procession. Many of the people filed…
Solomon Chamberlain
Broadcast Date: April 06, 2025
It seems fitting that Spring should arrive and our thoughts turn to our lawn and garden just as we reach Jacob, chapter 5, “The Allegory of the Olive Tree.”
The Lord’s Garden, as it were, is the House of Israel, and He never rests.
Consider this verse: “… and that I may have joy again in the fruit of my vineyard … go to, and call servants, that we may labor…
Important People
Broadcast Date: April 06, 2025
I remember once as a little boy meeting a man who spoke to me in a very unusual way. As we worked together, he didn’t talk to me like I was just a boy. He spoke to me like an equal, as though he really believed, that in spite of the fact that he was much older than me, that he was no better than I was. I remember what an impact that had on me. It seemed unusual not…
