General Conference Applied
Mitch Peterson and Clay Soelberg
Every six months, leaders of The Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-day Saints gather to share messages in general conference. This podcast consists of an in-depth look at each of these messages. In particular, the hosts identify the invitations that were extended by the speakers, and then discuss ways that listeners can become "doers of the word" and take action on these invitations.
The hosts for this podcast are Mitch Peterson and Clay Soelberg, both of whom are active members of The Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-day Saints.
The views expressed in this podcast are those of its creators.
The hosts for this podcast are Mitch Peterson and Clay Soelberg, both of whom are active members of The Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-day Saints.
The views expressed in this podcast are those of its creators.
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Sep 7, 2025 • 1h 5min
April 2025 General Conference Applications - Return and Report: Elder Giménez, Elder Roman, and Elder Boom
9/7/2025: S5 E45, Episode 154, April 2025 General Conference Applications – Return and Report: Elder Giménez, Elder Roman, and Elder Boom.Clay and Mitch reported how they have taken action on the following invitations from the April 2025 General Conference addresses delivered by Elder Ricardo P. Giménez, Elder Sandino Roman, and Elder Hans T. Boom:Elder Giménez:1. "[President Russell M. Nelson] has invited us to study and ponder the messages shared at the last two conferences. In April 2024, he said, 'I hope you will repeatedly study the messages of this conference throughout the coming months.' Then, in October 2024, he said: 'I urge you to study [the speakers'] messages. Use them as a litmus test of what is true and what is not during the next six months.' These invitations can be added to prophetic invitations we have received throughout our lifetimes, including and especially those we have received in recent years."2. "Understand that because I love the Savior, I want to learn more about Him by studying the words of the living prophets. And because I love my fellow man, I will share the teachings of prophets, seers, and revelators with others, starting with my loved ones."Elder Roman:1. "In a recent youth devotional, you were invited to meditate on a time in your life when you received a ray of heavenly light. Try this exercise! Start by meditating about Christ and the happiness His Atonement and gospel bring to your life. Also, make a record of the 'spiritually defining memories' where God has been there for you, for your loved ones, and for the people in the scriptures. Now, these testimonies will not bring power to your life until the Spirit etches them in the 'fleshy tables' of your heart. So ponder and record all God set in motion for these miracles to come at just the right time. Next, use this exercise as an opportunity to get closer to God. Pray to your Heavenly Father as if it were the first time. Express your love and gratitude for His blessings. Even ask Him how He feels about you and about the direction your life is taking."2. "Imagine that you are an explorer in uncharted territory. To overcome the obstacles ahead, you need a source of light. Your faithfulness to God and your constant interactions with Him are the fuel for your lantern. So when you encounter dark and perilous situations, instead of walking toward them blindly, you will turn on your lamp filled with the oil of faith in Christ to shed glimmers of hope on the uncertain path."Elder Boom:1. "As a family we went through some hardships, just like any other family. These have only made us stronger and have deepened our faith in the Lord Jesus Christ."2. "To those of the rising generation wherever you are and in whatever situation you may find yourself, please learn and receive strength from the faith and testimonies of those who came before you. … All of us, whether we are the first generation in the gospel or the fifth, should ask ourselves, What stories of faith, strength, and celestial commitment will I pass on to the next generation?"Contact us hereShow notes are located hereKeep track of the invitations extended in the April 2025 General Conference hereFollow us on Facebook hereFollow us on Instagram hereFollow us on X hereFollow us and watch the podcast on YouTube here
Sep 4, 2025 • 1h 24min
"Beware the Second Temptation"
9/4/2025: S5 E44, Episode 153, Elder Scott D. Whiting, April 2025 General Conference, "Beware the Second Temptation".*Special Guest*: Mitch and Clay were joined in this episode by a member of Clay's ward, Nate Boyle. As a nurse practitioner, Nate commented on the story that Elder Whiting shared about a cactus injury he sustained as a 12-year-old. Nate spoke of the importance of getting the cactus out of the skin as quickly as possible, and then related this to the gospel of Jesus Christ. He said: "We can always repent, but I think it makes it that much harder the longer that we wait."Clay and Mitch identified the following invitations and shared how they will take action and how you could take action:1. "As we progress in our maturity and understanding, we hope that our strength to avoid first temptations will continually improve as we strive to become more like our Savior, Jesus Christ."2. "The accuser, as he is called in the book of Revelation, will tempt you with thoughts that sound like this: 'You aren't strong enough to change your life; you can't do this; you don't belong with these people; they will never accept you; you are too weak.' If these thoughts seem to ring true to you who are newly planted on the covenant path, we plead with you not to heed the accuser's voice."3. "President Russell M. Nelson has taught that 'overcoming the world is not an event that happens in a day or two. It happens over a lifetime as we repeatedly embrace the doctrine of Christ. We cultivate faith in Jesus Christ by repenting daily and keeping covenants that endow us with power. We stay on the covenant path and are blessed with spiritual strength, personal revelation, increasing faith, and the ministering of angels.'"4. "Don't hide from those who will love and support you; rather, run to them. Good bishops, branch presidents, and leaders can help you access the healing power of the Atonement of Jesus Christ. To those who may be in hiding, we implore you to come back. You need what the gospel and the Atonement of Jesus Christ offer, and we need what you offer. God knows your sins; you cannot hide from Him. Reconcile yourself before Him. ... Beware this second temptation! Follow the counsel of prophets both ancient and modern and know that you cannot hide from a loving Father. Instead, avail yourself of the miraculous healing power of the Atonement of Jesus Christ."5. "As His Saints, each of us must foster a culture of belonging in the Church that is loving, accepting, and encouraging of all who desire to progress along His path." [To new converts and others who struggle with maintaining worthy lifestyle changes:] We love you... We accept you... At a time when you need our love and support the most, don't be deceived into thinking that we will reject you if you take a step back into your prior lifestyle."Contact us hereShow notes are located hereKeep track of the invitations extended in the April 2025 General Conference hereFollow us on Facebook hereFollow us on Instagram hereFollow us on X hereFollow us and watch the podcast on YouTube here
Aug 31, 2025 • 1h 23min
"Charity—a Sign of True Discipleship"
8/31/2025: S5 E43, Episode 152, Elder Michael B. Strong, April 2025 General Conference, "Charity—a Sign of True Discipleship".*Special Guest*: Mitch and Clay were joined in this episode by Mitch's friend, Landon Tracy. Similar to the story that Elder Strong shared in this address of striking a biker with his car on his mission, Landon shared a powerful personal experience of recently striking a pedestrian on his morning drive to the gym. This traumatic experience has brought Landon closer to his Savior and to his wife than ever before. Landon powerfully testified: "Guys, compassion, and the love of Christ being shown to me through others. Individuals that could have been bitter... they could have been angry... they could have been frustrated. They have all the reason in the world to hold that against me. And all she could say was: 'We love you. And I'm sorry you're going through this.' My understanding of the Atonement has never been the same. ... It was okay for me to be brought to my knees and to feel that feeling of despair - that there would be no tomorrow - because the compassion that I felt from his wife and from his family since and still to this day has been everything that I've needed that I never knew I needed."Clay and Mitch identified the following invitations and shared how they will take action and how you could take action:1. "To be the Lord's disciples, we must intentionally imitate His thoughts and actions every day—for example, His obedience, humility, and patience."2. "As followers of Jesus Christ, we should seek to emulate the way our Master demonstrated His pure love for others."3. "As President Nelson observed, 'One of the easiest ways to identify a true follower of Jesus Christ is how compassionately that person treats other people.'"4. "[Notice] the unspoken need and [act] in love."5. "As we become more like our Master, our desire to help our brothers and sisters along the covenant path will naturally increase. ... There are countless ways to encourage and assist others in their progression if we deliberately and prayerfully seek heaven's help to have eyes to see and a heart to feel how Jesus Christ sees and feels for them."6. "[D]iscipleship of Jesus Christ is the only way to obtain enduring happiness. It is a path filled with deliberate and purposeful acts of love toward others."7. "I earnestly pray that we may follow President Nelson's invitation to prioritize our discipleship. May we 'pray unto the Father with all the energy of heart' to 'be filled with this love, which he hath bestowed upon all who are true followers of his Son, Jesus Christ; … that when he shall appear we shall be like him.'"Contact us hereShow notes are located hereKeep track of the invitations extended in the April 2025 General Conference hereFollow us on Facebook hereFollow us on Instagram hereFollow us on X hereFollow us and watch the podcast on YouTube here
Aug 28, 2025 • 57min
"Joy Through Covenant Discipleship"
8/28/2025: S5 E42, Episode 151, Elder John A. McCune, April 2025 General Conference, "Joy Through Covenant Discipleship".Clay and Mitch identified the following invitations and shared how they will take action and how you could take action:1. "Jesus Christ declared, 'I was in the beginning with the Father, and am the Firstborn.' Because of who He is and what He has done, we worship Him, we revere Him, we give glory to Him, and we follow Him. Christ has redeemed us, and we are forever grateful for His infinite and atoning sacrifice."2. "In our quest to understand what we do not know, we might sometimes rely on our familiar mortal experiences, or things we do know. For example, we can learn somewhat of God the Father through our own parenthood and mortal family relationships. However, we should be careful in applying these comparisons too far in our attempt to understand our Heavenly Father. The attributes of God the Father transcend any less-than-perfect attributes of a fallen man."3. "God the Father is the perfect Father. He is perfectly loving, kind, patient, and understanding and is perfectly glorious. We can trust Him perfectly.... [T]rust God the Father and Jesus Christ because They are just and fair with all of us."4. "[W]e pondered this experience."5. "As we make and keep covenants, we will naturally turn outward and have a desire to help others feel the measure of joy and love we feel in our covenantal relationships. We can be part of the greatest cause on the earth today—the gathering of Israel. We can help to bring God’s children to Christ."6. "As we bind ourselves to act as covenant disciples, in whatever our level of capacity, our relationship with the Father and the Son is enriched, our joy enhanced, and our eternal perspective expanded. We then are endowed with power and can feel joy in a measure reserved for God’s true covenant disciples."Contact us hereShow notes are located hereKeep track of the invitations extended in the April 2025 General Conference hereFollow us on Facebook hereFollow us on Instagram hereFollow us on X hereFollow us and watch the podcast on YouTube here
Aug 24, 2025 • 1h 29min
Sacrament on a Submarine - April 2025 General Conference Applications – Return and Report: Elder Palmer, Bishop Caussé, and President Lund
8/24/2025: S5 E41, Episode 150, April 2025 General Conference Applications – Return and Report: Elder Palmer, Bishop Caussé, and President Lund.*Special Guest*: Mitch and Clay were joined in this episode by Clay's former mission companion, Mark Fillmore. Mark is currently serving as a counselor in a bishopric in the northwestern United States. He shared powerful insights and stories. One powerful story Mark shared was what it was like to take the sacrament all alone somewhere deep in the ocean on a submarine - the USS Henry M. Jackson (SSBN 730). Mark said: "On a submarine, sleep was like gold. You wanted to sleep as much as possible because you didn't get very much. And it would have been easy for me, I guess, to just sleep and not hold religious services, especially because it was just me. No one would know if I didn't do it... except I would know."Clay, Mitch, and Mark reported how they have taken action on the following invitations from the April 2025 General Conference addresses delivered by Elder S. Mark Palmer, Bishop Gérald Caussé, and President Steven J. Lund:Elder Palmer:1. "Feel the witness of the Holy Ghost as you now hear this loving invitation and magnificent promise from our Saviour, Jesus Christ: 'Will ye not now return unto me, and repent of your sins, and be converted, that I may heal you?'"2. "When some of Jesus's followers in Capernaum found His teachings hard and chose to leave, He turned to His Apostles and asked, 'Will ye also go away?' This is the question we each must answer as we face our individual times of testing."3. "[Focus] your faith on Jesus Christ and His gospel—the trunk and the roots."Bishop Caussé:1. "My dear friends, if you ever feel limited or disadvantaged by the circumstances of your life, I want you to know this: The Lord loves you personally. He knows your circumstances, and the door to His blessings remains wide open to you no matter the challenges you face."2. "The Lord asks us to do 'all we can' and to 'offer [our] whole souls as an offering unto him.' This requires a deep desire, a sincere and faithful heart, and our utmost diligence in keeping His commandments and aligning our will with His."President Lund:1. "The Aaronic Priesthood is called the preparatory priesthood partly because its ordinances allow them to experience the weight and the joy of being on the Lord's errand, preparing them for future priesthood service, when they may be called upon to minister in unforeseeable ways—including pronouncing inspired blessings in times when hopes and dreams, and even life and death, hang in precarious balance. Such serious expectations require serious preparation."2. "Deacons and teachers are 'to warn, expound, exhort, and teach, and invite all to come unto Christ' (Doctrine and Covenants 20:59). In addition to these opportunities, priests are to 'preach … and baptize' (Doctrine and Covenants 20:50). … One bishop taught his new deacons quorum presidency these duties. So the young presidency began to talk about what that might look like in their quorum and in their ward."Contact us hereShow notes are located hereKeep track of the invitations extended in the April 2025 General Conference hereFollow us on Facebook hereFollow us on Instagram hereFollow us on X hereFollow us and watch the podcast on YouTube here
Aug 21, 2025 • 2h 7min
"Participate to Prepare for Christ's Return"
8/21/2025: S5 E40, Episode 149, Elder Steven D. Shumway, April 2025 General Conference, "Participate to Prepare for Christ's Return".Clay and Mitch identified the following invitations and shared how they will take action and how you could take action:1. "There is a growing need for willing souls to engage in God's work. Selflessly serving is the very essence of Christlike discipleship. But serving is rarely convenient. This is why I admire you covenant-keeping disciples, including our dear missionaries, who set aside your desires and challenges to serve God by serving His children. ... [L]abor with God in whatever way He asks."2. "God rejoices in our progress, and so should we, even when we still have work to do."3. "[W]e can engage in the work and protect our testimonies through meaningful ways like prayer and scripture study."4. "[S]erve because we love God and want to live our covenants."5. "Our preparation to meet Jesus Christ accelerates when we stop asking what God will permit and start asking what God would prefer."6. "[A]ct in faith to do something beyond our abilities."7. "I invite leaders and each of us to more intentionally seek those without callings. Encourage and help them engage in God's work to help them prepare for Christ's return. ... Elder David A. Bednar teaches the importance of the scriptural mandate to 'let every [woman and] man learn [their] duty, and to act.' Do we do this? When leaders and parents let others learn and act for themselves, they blossom and flourish. While the easier path may be to give faithful members a second calling, the more excellent way is to invite the unlikely to serve and let them learn and grow."8. "When we serve to magnify Christ and not ourselves, our service becomes joyful. When others leave our class, meeting, ministering visit, or activity remembering Christ more than they remember us, the work is energizing."Contact us hereShow notes are located hereKeep track of the invitations extended in the April 2025 General Conference hereFollow us on Facebook hereFollow us on Instagram hereFollow us on X hereFollow us and watch the podcast on YouTube here
Aug 17, 2025 • 1h 57min
July 2025 General Conference+
8/17/2025: S5 E39, Episode 148, July 2025 General Conference+.Clay and Mitch identified many invitations that members of the First Presidency and Quorum of the Twelve Apostles shared in settings other than General Conference (i.e., Church magazines, Church school devotionals, press releases, social media, temple dedicatory prayers, etc.) during July 2025. Here are a few of the invitations they discussed during this episode (yes, there are many more than this):1. [President Russell M. Nelson] "I invite you to take intentional steps to grow in your confidence before the Lord."2. [President Dallin H. Oaks] "The only permanent solution to the differences that divide us is for all of us to follow our Savior’s teachings and to gradually become even as He is. Following Christ is not a casual or occasional practice, but a continuous commitment and way of life."3. [President Henry B. Eyring] "When I seek guidance from the Lord, I often begin by asking in prayer, 'Heavenly Father, is this what the Lord would have me do?' And then, I will wait upon Him until I know. Then I might say, 'Please, while I am working at it, can I remember that I am doing it for the Lord?'"4. [President Jeffrey R. Holland] "In a world that so desperately needs all the light it can get, please do not minimize the eternal light God put in your soul before this world was."5. [Elder Dieter F. Uchtdorf] "If you trust God and start to become the person God intended you to become, you will see God's hand in your lives."6. [Elder David A. Bednar] "Think of the day in which we live and the things we can participate in. The Lord is hastening His work and our job is to not get in the way and mess it up. We don't hasten the work, He does."7. [Elder Quentin L. Cook] "May each of us follow the Savior's mandate to share the gospel and rejoice together as our Father in Heaven's children choose to follow Jesus Christ."8. [Elder D. Todd Christofferson] "[R]ely on the mercy and merits of Jesus to attain the level of personal holiness needed for us to enter into the presence of the Father and enjoy eternal life."9. [Elder Neil L. Andersen] "Please join me, Young Men General President Steven J. Lund, and five young men on July 13, 2025, for a broadcast from Harmony, Pennsylvania, as we honor the sacred restoration of the Aaronic Priesthood."10. [Elder Ronald A. Rasband] "We have been given gifts and talents from God to accomplish this work, and I invite you to use them to give each endeavor your best effort."11. [Elder Gary E. Stevenson] "I invite you to partake of the fruits of the gospel and feel more joy in this life on your own journey toward eternal life."12. [Elder Dale G. Renlund] "The Lord can make the willing able, but He cannot or will not make the able willing. In other words, if we are committed and willing, He can use us."13. [Elder Gerrit W. Gong] "For children of God, platforms and technologies cannot substitute for authentic Divine connection and relationship."14. [Elder Ulisses Soares] "Keep the commandments and follow the guidance of the Lord as revealed through our living prophet."15. [Elder Patrick Kearon] "To become as a little child is to let the complexity go and see the world, perhaps, as our Savior sees it, full of its beauty."Contact us hereShow notes are located hereKeep track of the invitations extended in the April 2025 General Conference hereFollow us on Facebook hereFollow us on Instagram hereFollow us on X hereFollow us and watch the podcast on YouTube here
Aug 14, 2025 • 1h 29min
"Our Heavenly Guidance System"
8/14/2025: S5 E38, Episode 147, Elder Sergio R. Vargas, April 2025 General Conference, "Our Heavenly Guidance System".Clay and Mitch identified the following invitations and shared how they will take action and how you could take action:1. "As we focus our lives on Jesus Christ, we will find our way home, enduring to the end and rejoicing to the end. ... I invite all of us today to center our lives on Jesus Christ and His teachings. Doing so will help us avoid biting the hooks of temptation, offense, and self-pity. We will stand as temples—holy, firm, and constant. We will weather the storms, and we will make it home, enduring to the end and rejoicing to the end."2. Focus on Jesus Christ and not on the situation. [Remember] "President Russell M. Nelson taught that 'the joy we feel has little to do with the circumstances of our lives and everything to do with the focus of our lives.'"3. "At that very moment, a concerned priesthood holder stood in front of me. He lovingly invited me to focus on Christ and not on the situation we had experienced in class. As I looked back on the experience with him, he shared with me that he heard a voice tell him, 'Go after him; he is important to me.'"4. "Just as salmon need to be nourished in the ocean to grow, we also need to nourish ourselves spiritually to avoid dying of spiritual malnutrition. Prayer, the scriptures, the temple, and our regular attendance at Sunday meetings are vital in our spiritual menu."5. "The Prophet Joseph Smith taught that 'a man filled with the love of God, is not content with blessing his family alone, but ranges through the whole world, anxious to bless the whole human race.'"6. "Ask for help. Jesus Christ understands and is always eager to share our burdens. Remember that He is known as 'a man of sorrows, and acquainted with grief.' The Savior taught, 'In the world ye shall have tribulation: but be of good cheer; I have overcome the world.'"7. "We may not totally forget our sins as part of our mortal learning so we will remember not to repeat them. Instead, we will remember Him as we take the sacrament at church every Sunday. This ordinance is an essential part of worship and spiritual development. Joy comes when we understand that this is not just another day. 'The sabbath was made for man' with the intention of giving us rest from the world and renewing our body and spirit."8. "Go to the temple - the house of the Lord. Temples give us a deeper knowledge of Jesus Christ as the center of the covenant that leads us to eternal life."Contact us hereShow notes are located hereKeep track of the invitations extended in the April 2025 General Conference hereFollow us on Facebook hereFollow us on Instagram hereFollow us on X hereFollow us and watch the podcast on YouTube here
Aug 10, 2025 • 1h 22min
"The Plan of Mercy"
8/10/2025: S5 E37, Episode 146, Elder James R. Rasband, April 2025 General Conference, "The Plan of Mercy".Clay and Mitch identified the following invitations and shared how they will take action and how you could take action:1. "President Russell M. Nelson invited us to study the dedicatory prayer of the Kirtland Temple, recorded in section 109 of the Doctrine and Covenants."2. "'Newly called missionaries are encouraged to receive the temple endowment as soon as possible and to attend the temple as often as circumstances allow.'"3. "In the [Kirtland temple] dedicatory prayer, given by revelation, the Prophet Joseph Smith prayed that 'when thy servants shall go out from thy house … to bear testimony of thy name,' the 'hearts' of 'all people' would 'be softened'—both the 'great ones of the earth' and 'all the poor, the needy, and [the] afflicted.' He prayed that 'their prejudices may give way before the truth, and thy people may obtain favor in the sight of all; that all the ends of the earth may know that we, thy servants, have heard thy voice, and that thou hast sent us.' What a blessing it would be to have hearts softened as we interact with neighbors and coworkers."4. "In the temple, we find mercy in the covenants we make."5. "For those who sometimes struggle to feel answers to prayer, seeking the Lord’s mercy is one of the most powerful ways to feel the witness of the Holy Ghost."6. "Moroni 10:3–5. We often shorthand these verses to teach that through sincere prayer, we can learn whether the Book of Mormon is true. But this shorthand can neglect the important role of mercy. Listen to how Moroni begins his exhortation: 'I would exhort you that when ye shall read these things, … that ye would remember how merciful the Lord hath been unto the children of men, from the creation of Adam even down until the time that ye shall receive these things, and ponder it in your hearts.'"Moroni urges us not only to read these things—the records he was about to seal up—but also to ponder in our hearts what the Book of Mormon reveals about 'how merciful the Lord hath been unto the children of men.' It is pondering upon the Lord’s mercy that prepares us to 'ask God, the Eternal Father, in the name of Christ, if these things are not true.' ..."If you are struggling [to know if the Book of Mormon is true], may I invite you to follow Moroni's counsel to ponder on the many ways the Book of Mormon teaches 'how merciful the Lord hath been [to] the children of men'? Based on my experience, I hope that when you do, the peace of the Holy Ghost can enter your heart and you can know, believe, and feel that the Book of Mormon and the plan of mercy it teaches are true."7. The Book of Mormon is full of stories of God's mercy. Ponder these stories.Contact us hereShow notes are located hereKeep track of the invitations extended in the April 2025 General Conference hereFollow us on Facebook hereFollow us on Instagram hereFollow us on X hereFollow us and watch the podcast on YouTube here
Aug 7, 2025 • 57min
April 2025 General Conference Applications – Return and Report: President Johnson, Sister Runia, and Sister Wright
8/7/2025: S5 E36, Episode 145, April 2025 General Conference Applications - Return and Report: President Johnson, Sister Runia, and Sister Wright.Clay and Mitch reported how they have taken action on the following invitations from the April 2025 General Conference addresses delivered by President Camille N. Johnson, Sister Tamara W. Runia, and Sister Amy A. Wright:President Johnson:1. "Through our faith in Jesus Christ, we can seek to be spiritually whole while we wait and hope for physical and emotional healing."Sister Runia:1. "Let's try this. Tonight, before you pray, imagine Jesus Christ close by. He is your Advocate with the Father. Ask yourself, 'What would my Savior say to the Father about me?' And then become silent. Listen for that voice that says good things about you—the voice of the Savior, your finest friend, and your Father in Heaven, who is really there."Sister Wright:1. "'[The Lord] spake unto the people, saying: Behold, I am Jesus Christ. … Arise and come forth. … The multitude went forth, and thrust their hands into his side, and did feel the prints of the nails in his hands and in his feet; and this they did do, going forth one by one … and did see with their eyes and did feel with their hands, and did know of a surety and did bear record, that it was he.' I invite you to ponder what this can look like in the life of young children. Do they hear testimonies of Jesus Christ and His gospel? Do they see reverential, worshipful images of His ministry and godhood? Do they feel and recognize the Holy Ghost testifying of His reality and divinity? Do they know of His message and mission?"2. "How can we help children make and keep sacred covenants? In the Come, Follow Me manual, in appendix A and B, we find conversation starters and lessons that will empower families and support teachers and leaders in their sacred responsibility to prepare children for a lifetime on God's covenant path."3. "When we tell our children we love them, are we also telling them that their Father in Heaven and Savior Jesus Christ love them? Our love may comfort and inspire, but Their love can sanctify, exalt, and heal."Contact us hereShow notes are located hereKeep track of the invitations extended in the April 2025 General Conference hereFollow us on Facebook hereFollow us on Instagram hereFollow us on X hereFollow us and watch the podcast on YouTube here
