WARD RADIO

This livestream escalated quickly so we decided to share it with everyone. Bubkle up... seriously! #bible #christian #noahsflood #floodmyth #creationism #intelligentdesign #thoughtfulfaith

'Zero Population' is back, baby! But so is "radical family-ism"... which side are you on? #christian #mormon #family #birth #motherhood

In this engaging discussion, Jonah Barnes, an independent researcher passionate about pre-Columbian America, debunks the myth that horses never existed in the Book of Mormon. He presents compelling evidence about the presence of horses in ancient times, tackling controversies and intertwining humor with serious analysis. The talk explores social dynamics surrounding this topic, the impact of horses on Native American culture, and challenges traditional beliefs with a fresh perspective. Barnes encourages critical thinking and invites listeners to rethink historical narratives.

Explore the societal pressures surrounding higher education and how they affect personal worth. Discover the shift in perspectives on college necessity versus practical skills. Delve into groundbreaking insights on affordable worship spaces and their significance for community access. Hear inspiring stories of creative success without formal degrees, illustrating the value of real-world experience. Lastly, tackle the complexities of early family life and societal expectations, highlighting the need for a supportive community.

People use "mormon" as a perjorative... yet we embrace it. People also call us a sci-fi pagan sex cult... and we embrace that too... you're welcome. Here's why...

Chivalry is dead, and women killed it - Dave Chappelle. I would like to add that it is not coming back until women encourage and demand it... let's talk about it.

The conversation kicks off with a lively debate about the implications of incorporating the Book of Mormon into public school education. With the backdrop of Trump's influence on Bible-based curricula, they touch on the historical and contemporary controversies surrounding religion in schools. The discussion includes a critical look at vivid imagery from Alma 234, examining the intersection of violence and faith in sacred texts. Fundraising for religious materials and the quest for diverse faith representation in education are also explored, all served with a sprinkle of humor.

It's an inconvenient truth... but, well... true.

You'll never see them the same again :)

Public Service Announcement: You better familiarize yourself with Michelangelo's "The Last Judgement" or you may not be righteous. #justsayin