Matthew J. Grey shares research into how Joseph Smith's study of Hebrew in the Kirtland School later influenced his translation of the Book of Abraham.

Steven Peck discusses the intersection of science and religion and urges members to teach the compatibility rather than the conflict of the two.

Casey Paul Griffiths discusses the history of the Church Education System and its globalization efforts in Mormon religious education.

Archival historian Ardis Parshall reviews how Mormon have been portrayed in literature and how that has affected public perception worldwide.

Tyler Griffin and Taylor Halverson are working on an app to situate the Book of Mormon not within America but rather within the text itself.

George Handley expounds on the concepts he shared in his November 2015 speech entitled "Criticism, Compassion, and Charity" to include critical judgment.

Ben Spackman discusses how approaching the Bible like a library made up of separate books of different genres can help us avoid misunderstanding scripture.

Retired BYU professor Noel Reynolds discusses his investigation into the mystery of who wrote the Lectures on Faith and how he cracked the case.

The Presidency of the Genesis Group and their wives introduce their organization and discuss the race and priesthood gospel topics essay.

Stephen Smoot discusses how the divine council is depicted in the standard works of the LDS Church and Joseph Smith's 1844 discourses.