Modern Faith: Balancing Tradition and Adaptation

In this episode, Corrine and Neil share the spiritual spark that came from revisiting one of Corrine’s favorite reads—At the Pulpit, a collection of powerful discourses by Latter-day Saint women. One particular talk led them into a heartfelt discussion about the difference between simply going through the motions and being truly anchored in the principles of the gospel.

Together, they reflect on how easy it can be to drift spiritually when our faith is based more on practices or traditions than on personal testimony and truth. Corrine opens up about a recent moment that helped her see temple garments in a completely new light, and Neil shares how a mission experience taught him to separate procedures from eternal principles.

Because the gospel was never meant to be memorized and recited—it was meant to be lived, loved, and understood from the inside out.

Supporting Resources:

• At the Pulpit: 185 Years of Discourses by Latter-day Saint Women | Read it here or get a physical copy here.
• Drifting, Dreaming, Directing by Ardeth G. Kapp (Chapter 41 in At the Pulpit Book)
• What Are Temple Garments? by Church of Jesus Christ | Come Unto Christ
• “Mormon Underwear” is the Temple Garment and is Sacred to Latter-day Saints by Church Newsroom

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