Julie Smith discusses her new translation of the first gospel, attributed to "Mark," which presents a human, earthy Christ concerned with discipleship.

Keith Erekson, director of the LDS Church History Library, discusses preserving the artifacts, reconstructing, and interpreting of history.

Heather Farrell discusses forgotten women of the Old Testament.

Though often credited for laying groundwork for the Restoration, Martin Luther actually shared few religious views in common with those of the Mormon faith.

Jennifer Ann Mackley shares from 15 years of research of Wilford Woodruff's journal and letters about his involvement in the development of temple doctrine.

Michelle Linford, DaNae Handy, and Greg Trimble provide practical tools for living in a digital world whether you are a concerned parent or a new blogger.

Dr. Thomas A. Wayment discusses correlations between the Joseph Smith Translation of the Bible and entries in Adam Clarke's commentary on the Bible.

Dr. Kenneth Alford has used his familiarity with the JST to located its presence in the published revelations of Joseph Smith as found in the D&C.

Young scholar Daniel Smith builds replicas of elements of the ancient Israelite temple to teach LDS youth about its symbolism.

The details Austin shares in this episode of LDS Perspectives provide a more complete understanding of the book of Job in the Bible.