What is the third article of faith in the Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-day Saints? What does it teach us? Why is it relevant to our lives? What practical applications does it have? What is the Atonement of Jesus Christ? What does it mean to be saved? In what ways can we partake of the power of the Atonement of Jesus Christ? Amber and Todd continue their series on the Articles of Faith in this episode which is rated G, which means you won't have to repent after listening to it...unless you listen to it while robbing a bank.

What is the second article of faith in the Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-day Saints? What does it teach us? Why is it relevant to our lives? What practical applications does it have? What is original sin and why don't we believe in it? What sins *are* we accountable for, and what does being accountable for them mean? Amber and Todd continue their series on the Articles of Faith in this episode which is rated G, which means you can listen to it without being accountable for all of Todd and Amber's sins. 

What is the first article of faith in the Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-day Saints? What does it teach us? Why is it relevant to our lives? What practical applications does it have? In this the first of a 13 part series Amber and Todd dive into the first article of faith and talk about what it means to them, and how it can help you. This episode is rated G, for God, the Eternal Father, in whom we believe, as noted in the aforementioned article of faith. 

Do you have a calling? How many do you have? Are there vacant/hard to fill callings in your ward? Have you ever been extended a calling that you didn't feel qualified for? Have you ever denied a calling that was extended? What does it mean to "magnify" your calling? What does the Lord require of us in order to qualify us for a calling? In this week's episode, Todd and Amber explore these questions as well as discussing what calling they both suck at. This episode is rated G, which means you can safely listen to it no matter what calling you have. 

The word "hate" is a strong word, and Todd and Amber mean it in every sense when they say Satan hates your body, and he wants you to hate it, too. There are a lot of ways he tries to trick us into hating and wasting our bodies, and here are just a few. This episode is rated PG, because Todd mentioned physical intimacy in marriage. 

What's the deal with kids at church? What if your kids are annoying? What if you're annoyed by other people's kids? What should new parents do to prepare? How can you keep your kids safe and comfortable at church? How can you help church be a positive experience for kids so they actually want to go? What do parents of young kids appreciate from others? What is the worst room in every church building and why is it the mother's lounge? Amber and Todd discuss all this while their youngest child makes noise in the background in this serendipitously meta episode of A Latter-day Family podcast. This episode is rated G, which means you can listen to it in the mother's lounge when you have to miss the last 20 minutes of Sunday School. 

What excuses are keeping you from taking action? How are you limiting your own moral agency? Can Satan or any one else take away your moral agency? How do we avoid forfeiting our moral agency? What happens when you allow your sins, weaknesses, or shortcomings to become your identity? How does that impact your willingness to repent? Todd and Amber discuss these questions, and Todd shares about how overcoming his struggle with anxiety helped him realize most of the obstacles in his life were in his own mind. This episode is rated G, which means you can use your agency to listen to it without any need for repentance afterward. 

What is the relationship between faith and fear? Can faith and fear motivate someone to take the same actions? What are the advantages of taking action even when you're scared? Are fear and faith mutually exclusive? What purpose does fear have according to God's plan? Todd and Amber discuss these questions and recall the times when they have seen faith diminish their fear. This episode is only rated G, which means you have nothing to fear when listening to it. 

Why does God let bad things happen to good people? Why does God let good things happen to bad people? Why aren't the righteous always happy? Why aren't the wicked always miserable? If we can't expect to always be happy when staying on the covenant path, what is a reasonable expectation to have? How does having a purpose impact our experiences with tribulation? What about having a purpose in times of prosperity? How do we know what the purpose of some vents are? Can we always know the purpose? Can pointless events become purposeful? Todd and Amber discuss this, and recall listening to a classic Church video that dealt with the question, "What is the purpose of life?" Do you know the name of it? This episode is rated G, because giving you wholesome entertainment is the whole purpose of this podcast. 

Let's be honest, parents can be really annoying. We don't all find the same things annoying, but we all seem to have things that parents do that annoy us. You don't even have to have kids of your own to have parenting pet peeves. In this week's episode Amber and Todd laugh about a few of their favorite (least favorite?) parenting pet peeves. This episode is rated G, which means you can send it to your annoying parent friends and hope they take the hint.