Cwic Media- LDS Podcast / Latter-day Saints

Gospel On The Nile - https://www.cwicmedia.com/gospel-on-t...

Kurt Francom from Leading Saints discusses Personal and Prophetic Revelation - What do you trust—your feelings or God's authorized voice? The dangerous gap between emotion and revelation Stop Outsourcing Your Revelation - But don't abandon the prophet either Why God Won't Do Your Thinking For You

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Warriors of Teancum Men's Retreat - https://www.cwicmedia.com/warriors-of...

Two big "archetypes" of Bible commentary: Critics (Type A) vs Preachers (Type B). Type A is academic, puzzle-solving: authorship, dates, audiences, layers of editing. Type A can be written as if God is methodologically "out of scope"—even by believers. Tools on the critic side: languages, textual criticism, archaeology, history, sociology. Archaeology shifted from "confirming the Bible" to often complicating/contradicting surface readings. There's a spectrum / hybrid zone (e.g., scholars who do serious work but keep discipleship in view). Dave proposes a "third model": the Bible as a damaged record of a real encounter with God, not mere secular artifact. The Book of Mormon provides "other data" critics don't have—an anchored point-of-view. The Book of Mormon is hyper-explicit about authors/editors ("Hi, my name is Mormon/Nephi…") and record transmission. That explicitness gives "planks to stand on" when approaching a messy, anonymous biblical anthology. It also helps solve two problems: (1) Is the Bible solvable? (2) What can you responsibly take to the pulpit? Pulpit takeaway: you can preach from known voices/perspectives (Jacob, Nephi, Alma) without getting lost in source debates. Observation: most Saints read Type B; Type A feels dry, hard, "outside comfort zone," and takes effort to digest. Engaging scholarly tools can illuminate both Bible and Book of Mormon more deeply.

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Gospel On The Nile - https://www.cwicmedia.com/gospel-on-t...

Noel B. Reynolds was a founding figure and President of FARMS and was the Dean of Religious Education at BYU. Noel and Greg discuss Egyptian records, Joseph of Egypt, and the hidden origins of Nephite scripture. Why Laban Had the Plates' Could a single sacred writing tradition stretch from Egypt all the way to the Book of Mormon?

Noel's paper at The Interpreter - https://interpreterfoundation.org/con...

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Wavemakers Podcaster Cruise - https://www.cwicmedia.com/wavemakers

Stating that, "God will meet you where you are" is a truth, an important truth. But it is a half truth in the context of Exaltation. The "Peace" movement, even called by some scholars, "JustPeace," unanchors from the justice and judgment of God individually, to social justice. From Hurghada, Egypt - "El Gouna"

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Wavemakers Podcaster Cruise - https://www.cwicmedia.com/wavemakers

Sarah Clark breaks down LGBTQ issues, the Family Proclamation, and the emotional manipulation of the West

• Feminism, critical theory, and the social media spiral pulling women away
• Dismantling victim narratives, priesthood myths, and the deconstruction machine
• Soft lies, beautiful graphics, and the spiritual war targeting divine identity
• From situationships and swipe culture to faith, confidence, and God's timing
• Sarah Clark gets real about dating apps, commitment, and how she met her future husband

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Why the Family Proclamation is clearer than we pretend—and why men are starving for purpose.

Hannah Stoddard explains what the Patriarchal Order actually means—and why the prophets taught it. Is it the Most Hated Doctrine in the Church?

Patriarchal order, feminism, and why Isaiah warned covenant people. The difference between tyranny and priesthood responsibility.

The Book of Mormon Is a Father–Son Manual (And We Missed It) Lehi → Nephi → Jacob → … a 1,000-year chain—and what it means for us.

Lehi's Pattern: How a Father Builds a Kingdom at Home The Patriarchal Order is about men submitting to God—and then leading like Christ.

The Masculinity Model Is Jesus: "Not My Will, But Thine" Patriarchal order starts with a man submitting to the Father.

A Father's Job: Reveal God to His House Joseph Smith's definition of a "man of God"—and why it changes everything. Equal Partners—Different Burdens

Why "presiding" is responsibility, not privilege.

How to Restore Order Without Abuse The difference between righteous leadership and domination.

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Celene Anderson joins Greg to talk about recent, salacious posts made by the Mormon Feminist Group, Exponent II. She draws the large distinction between the 19th century Mormon Women's paper, Exponent, and the current posts and publishing of today's radical feminist organization. Why 19th-century LDS women sounded nothing like today's activist script. The uncomfortable history modern Mormon feminism doesn't want to touch. Why the nation didn't know what to do with Mormon women who could vote.

Celen's YouTube Channel - • The Controversial Mormon Polygamy Scriptur...

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"I'm Not the Arbiter of Orthodoxy"

Breaking down Elder Gilbert's interview with Peggy Fletcher Stack of the Salt Lake Tribune.

Elder Gilbert answers the toughest questions on doctrine, polarization, and temple recommends. Is Orthodoxy Now "Controversial"? Doctrine, Culture War, and the New Apostle The media narrative around Elder Clarke Gilbert — and what he actually said. Same-Sex Marriage, Temple Recommends, and the Covenant Path Elder Gilbert's clear answers — without backing away from doctrine. Polarization in the Church — What Elder Gilbert Got Right Why your political identity cannot outrank your covenant identity. The Media vs. Orthodoxy Why defending doctrine is now labeled "doubling down." Is Following the Commandments "Conservative"? Elder Gilbert responds to critics calling him a doctrinal watchdog. Therapeutic Jesus vs. the Real Gospel Elder Gilbert on turning to Christ — not just affirmation, but transformation. Youngest Apostle Since Bednar — Why It Matters What Elder Gilbert's calling signals for the future of the Church. Temple Recommends & Same-Sex Marriage — The Question Everyone's Asking Is the Church "Doubling Down" on Orthodoxy? Or is it simply holding the line on eternal doctrine? Elder Gilbert, C.S. Lewis, and the danger of political primacy. Inside Elder Gilbert's revealing sit-down with Peggy Fletcher Stack.

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Media and academia are already criticizing the calling of Elder Gilbert to be an Apostle for the Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-day Saints. Shocker! Eldert Gilbert comments from Ensign College address to stand fast against pressure.

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