Renowned scholar Robert Millet dives into the profound teachings of Moroni 7-10, exploring the interconnectedness of hope, faith, and charity. He highlights how these virtues spring from one another and emphasizes the role of the Holy Ghost in enhancing our spiritual promptings. The discussion touches on the significance of Christ's atoning sacrifice, particularly regarding infant baptism, shedding light on divine mercy and the innocence of children. Engaging and insightful, the conversation invites deeper reflections on spirituality and grace.

Jenet Erickson, a BYU professor with a PhD in Family Science, and Byran Korth, a BYU professor specializing in Human Development, engage in a profound discussion on family and faith. They explore how Moroni's teachings can guide families in nourishing relationships and finding joy amid struggles. The role of covenants and Christ's influence in overcoming parenting challenges and maintaining hope is highlighted. They also address the complexities of parental love, emphasizing the need for genuine support and the importance of nurturing faith amidst life’s hurdles.

In this engaging talk, Brett Miller, a passionate seminary teacher and former missionary, shares valuable insights on faith and resilience. He discusses how trials refine us, inspired by the teachings of Moroni and Ether. Both reflect on personal journeys, emphasizing reliance on Christ and the personalized sanctuaries He prepares for us. Miller and his co-host stress the importance of love and connection during tough times, illustrating how setbacks can lead to profound spiritual growth and transformation.

Discover the fascinating parallels between the Jaredite barges and Noah's Ark, exploring themes of faith amidst chaos. Unpack the cycles of righteousness and the impact of secret combinations on society. Delve into the importance of personal preparation and divine guidance highlighted by Moroni's reflections. The discussion emphasizes the dangers of power and pride, urging vigilance against moral decay. Throughout, the transformative power of redemption and Christ’s atonement is celebrated, encouraging deeper connections within the community.

In this episode Kerry and Sister Michelle Craig talk about learning to ask for blessings and miracles from God. They delve into how that interacts with personal revelation. They also talk about the archetypal journey the Jaredites were on and how we can learn from it They explore the practice God gave them on that journey, and the miracles that came as a result. They also talk about the fears, growth and faith of the brother of Jared. They tie that faith into the ability to move forward with God's power, tying that into Sister Craig's call and her response to it. They then see God's redemptive power in the story. We are grateful for our generous sponsors, and for Launchpad Consulting Studios for producing the podcast, and to Rich Nicholls who composed and plays the music for the podcast.

In this episode Kerry and General Authority Emeritus Elder Dennis B. Neuenschwander discuss Mormon's last address. They particularly key in on how Mormon emphasizes the need to recognize Israelite heritage. They look into what that means and how it should impact us. Elder Neuenschwander's experience in various parts of the world and as a patriarch give him a wonderful insight on this topic. We are grateful for our very generous donors, and for Launchpad Consulting Studios for producing the podcast, and for Rich Nicholls who composed and plays the music for the podcast.

If you would like to use our studio, or are in need or marketing, production, or brand services, contact us at thescripturesarereal@gmail.com to be put in touch with Launchpad Consulting Studios. In this episode Hank Smith and Kerry explore the difficult circumstance during which Mormon was writing. They talk about Mormon as an author. They also explore the way Mormon hears from God and the sweet experiences he had as a result. They also discuss how much he wants to help his people repent, and the wonder of repentance. We are grateful for our generous sponsors, and for Launchpad Consulting Studios for producing the episode, and for Rich Nicholls, who composed and plays the music for the podcast.

We would love it if you joined us on a cruise to start 2025 with spiritual momentum. Join Julianne and me, and Elaine Dalton, and the Tops, and Jenny Oaks Baker, and the Bonners, and Nathan Pacheco, and many others on the Momentum 25 West Cruise, leaving from San Diego and going to beautiful Mexican destinations, all with a powerful purpose of creating spiritual strength and momentum. Go to goanddotravel.com, join the Momentum 25 West Cruise, and use the promo code Kerry to get a discount and to make sure we get to be together. See you there!!!! We also hope you enjoyed seeing our new studio. If you would like to use this studio and its incredible equipment to create edifying content, contact us at thescripturesarereal@gmail.com In this episode Julianne and Kerry explore the powerful elements of 4 Nephi that lead them to Zion. They examine what that path is, and delve into how President Nelson has been helping us to do the same thing. As they do so, they help us see that we have a clear path forward to experiencing the love, unity and joy that are part of becoming Zion. We are grateful for our generous sponsors who made the studio and podcast possible, and for Launchpad Consulting Studios who produces and markets the podcast, and for Rich Nicholls, who composed and plays the music for the podcast.

To take advantage of our new recording studio, email us at thescripturesarereal@gmail.com In this episode Kerry and Josh Matson explore how Christ uses Malachi's prophecies. They look into his covenant promises and how that interacts with what President Nelson has been teaching and how the expansion of temples are part of that. They also tie that into the keys restored in the Kirtland Temple. They also talk about Malachi's tithing prophecies.We are grateful for our generous sponsors. We are also grateful for our producer, Launchpad Consulting Studios, and for Rich Nicholls who composed and plays the music for the podcast.

In this special edition, about which Kerry is as passionate as he has ever been about anything, he covers his special Education Week lecture that was interrupted by a fire alarm. He helps us see Christ's atoning sacrifice in a way that you never have before. Kerry explores elements of Christ's atoning sacrifice that surprised him and that helps us all better understand what He has done for us. Kerry delves into our greatest wound, our greatest potential, and the unity God want for all of us and how Christ makes it possible for us. He explores how Christ's spiraling and towering path of abandonment, rejection, and aloneness heals us from our aloneness. We are grateful for our generous sponsors and for our producer, Launchpad Consulting Studios, and for Rich Nicholls, who composed and plays the music for the podcast.