Sunday School Bonanza – LDS Gospel Doctrine Review

Should we be upset about Julie B. Beck praying at a Trump rally? The Church relaunches its LGB-outreach website, Mormon and Gay.

3 Nephi 22-26—The Savior quotes Isaiah to the Nephites, encouraging them to enlarge their stakes. He also teaches them to keep records. These are ostensibly simple ideas, yet we spend an entire lesson on them because they are awesome! Mackenna Gallacher is with us.

3 Nephi 16-21—This lesson deals entirely with the gathering of Israel. Why did the Savior spend time explaining this to the people? Why does the gathering of Israel matter to us today? What role do Gentiles play in the scattering and gathering of Israel. Brad Lammi is back in the saddle with us.

Should the Church be wading in on legalizing recreational marijuana? Do LDS temple open houses fail the disabled? Will Evan McMullin take Utah?

3 Nephi 17-19—Jesus continues his ministry among the Nephites, healing them and blessing their children. The Lord has his disciples baptized and receive the Holy Ghost. Do we ponder what the Lord has taught us? Do we truly know how much we have?

There's no avoiding last weekend with Trump, Hillary, and McMullin! Lots going on, folks. Should apostles retire? Should Peggy Fletcher Stack retire?

Didn't spend enough hours with General Conference? Spend one more hour with us for our General Conference recap. Also, so-called Mormon Leaks.

3 Nephi 12-14—The Savior continues his ministry to the Nephites, teaching them the Beatitudes and announcing the law of Moses fulfilled. These are incredible chapters and the culmination of hundreds of years of Nephites prophecies. Our buddy Al Doan decided to hop in and join us for this episode.

It's our pre-General Conference party, with coverage of the Women's Session, as well as Election 2016 news, rapping missionaries, and the "corporate" Church

3 Nephi 8-11—Samuel the Lamanite’s prophecies come true regarding the death of Christ and the ensuing calamity. Christ appears to the Nephite people and ministers to them, setting off an incredibly set of chapters of the Savior’s teachings. Dustin Homer is back.