What's the most explosive talk from General Conference? The one where Elder Renlund talks about how to make 🧨 dynamite, of course! Matthew and Brett discuss this banger of a talk pushing back against the hyper-individualism of our day. You can't have the Gospel without the Church! Resources Mere Christianity by CS Lewis Pres. Holland's Oct 2024 talk "Thou shalt make his soul an offering for sin" by Matthew“Abide in My Love” by Elder D. Todd Christofferson"Efficiency" isn't that important to God by Matthew

In his recent talk "Behold I Am the Light Which Ye Shall Hold Up," Elder Rasband delivers a straightforward message about the importance of supporting our living prophet and staying true to our covenants. Today, Richard and Matthew dive into Elder Rasband's impactful words, exploring the key insights and practical applications for our daily lives. Tune in as we unpack this timely counsel and discuss how it can strengthen our faith and commitment. Whether you've heard the talk or not, this episode promises to offer valuable perspectives on following prophetic guidance in today's world.

Join Brett Cain this week with 3 wonderful sister missionaries! Sister Fiefia, Sister Stowe, and Sister Horn. They have a beautiful discussion on Elder Cook's talk titled, "Sacred Scriptures—the Foundations of Faith."

Elder Christofferson didn't pull any punches this year! Perennial guest Brad McBride joins Matthew to talk about Elder Christofferson's powerful address, "Burying Our Weapons of Rebellion" and how it relates to shirking the Garment, getting tattoos, and other behaviors that seem to be slipping into the body of the Church. Resources Popsicle sticks and the Atonement of Jesus Christ by Matthew WatkinsThe Light and Truth Letter by Austin FifeBrad's new book: Papa Range

This episode was fun and exciting with the Stanfill's, Kevin and Shelbi. They discussed Elder Bednar's talk, "In the Space of Not Many Years".
References: Lily de Hoyos Andersen, Choosing Glory on True Millennial YouTube Channel. Where Are You in the Pride Cycle? Ensign Article The Book of Mormon Podcast

Join Brett, Shelbi, and Josh this week on the Conference Talk Podcast as we discuss Elder Dieter F. Uchtdorf's talk, " Nourish the Roots, and the Branches Will Grow".
Josh is a newly returned missionary and get to share some missionary experiences as it relates to nourishing our roots.

Matthew and Brett are joined once again by returning guest Zach to discuss President Henry B. Eyring's talk, "Simple is the Doctrine of Jesus Christ". How do we maintain doctrinal purity? How do we teach effectively? And what is so simple about Christ's Gospel? To listen to President Eyring's talk: https://www.churchofjesuschrist.org/study/general-conference/2024/10/47eyring?lang=eng

It's election day, which means it's a perfect time to talk about... disagreeing without contention. Is it possible to "contend" for righteous causes without being contentious? If someone is upset at you, are you guilty of contention? To answer this question, we brought returning guest Zach on to analyze Pres. Oaks's talk on contention: Following Christ. And remember, no matter who gets elected president today, our King is Jesus Christ! Resources ⁠"Never check your religion at the door!" by Pres. Holland⁠⁠The Cost—and Blessings—of Discipleship by Elder Jeffrey R. Holland⁠⁠Brett's interview with Brad Wilcox⁠⁠Peacemakers Needed by President Russell M. Nelson⁠⁠And Nothing Shall Offend Them by Elder David A. Bednar⁠

Join Shelbi Stanfill and Shelby Christensen in a discussion about President Nelson's address, "The Lord Jesus Christ will Come Again," as they talk about our prophet's invitation to study the Atonement of Jesus Christ every day for the rest of your life to deepen our discipleship of Him.

What might be the most masculine, most powerful moment of Christ's earthy ministry? When, after passing through the host agonizing moment of all eternity, covered in blood and sacked of His strength, He protected His Apostles with three words: "I Am He." This is how Pres. Holland opens and titles his talk, and we've got Greg Matsen on to talk about it! Resources Divine Love by Pres. Russell M. Nelson