The Covenant Path

Tune in to hear from Emily Ann Adams, author of Loss for Littles: A Guide for Latter-day Saint Families Dealing with Death. Discover the inspiration behind her book, her adventures around the world, her family life, and the importance of scriptures in her life. Don't miss this insightful and inspiring episode!

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00:00:39: Childrens Book

00:05:13: Growing Up In Logan

00:07:08: Antlers In The Home

00:09:55: Leprosy

00:14:53: Education

00:19:15: Journaling

00:20:05: The Scriptures

00:28:06: Testimony

The expressions and opinions shared on this podcast are those of the individuals speaking and do not reflect or necessarily coincide with those of the Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-day Saints.

Today, we are thrilled to have Shannon Tilley from Arizona joining us. Shannon's dedication to using the Gospel Library truly impressed me, and I know it will inspire you as well. Recently, Shannon's husband was called to serve as a Mission President in Puebla Mexico, and they are getting ready to head to the MTC in June. Shannon will share with us the incredible story of how this calling came about and her unique approach to studying the scriptures. Get ready to be uplifted and motivated by Shannon's story!

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00:02:37: Education

00:03:55: Research Skills

00:04:12: IA

00:06:07: Called As Mission President

00:08:47: The Scripture

00:14:04: Gospel Library

00:15:01: Study Sets

00:18:22: Tagging Quotes

00:23:13: Unlimited Space

00:23:31: Passing Your Notes To Future Generations

00:25:11: Seminary and The Gospel Library

The expressions and opinions shared on this podcast are those of the individuals speaking and do not reflect or necessarily coincide with those of the Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-day Saints.

Robert Starling is back with us to discuss his book A Case for Latter-day Christianity, his work on well-known Hollywood films, and his documentary on The Shroud at Turin. Robert, along with Robert Hatch, appeared on episode 60, where they talked about Kinship - Jews, Mormons, and The Gifts to Humanity. You can listen to episode 60 here

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The music for this podcast is used with permission by the following musicians. You can find more about Angie Killian here, and Marvin Goldstein here.

00:03:12: Upbringing

00:04:10: Missionary Service

00:04:57: Broadcasting Career

00:08:06: Family

00:10:21: Scripture Central

00:13:44: His Book

00:34:31: Shroud Of Turin

00:52:46: Scriptures

00:56:41: Testimony

The expressions and opinions shared on this podcast are those of the individuals speaking and do not reflect or necessarily coincide with those of the Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-day Saints.

Richard Steadman, better known as Richie T, hosts the popular podcast The Cultural Hall, joins us today. He shares his love of the church, his faith, his love of church history, his ex-communication, and his return to full fellowship, and that is just a touch of what we discuss.

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The music for this podcast is used with permission by the following musicians Angie Killian and Marvin Goldstein. You can find more about Angie here, and Marvin here.

00:06:50: Experienced podcaster

00:11:31: In, Out, In the church

00:13:57: Theater and Acting

00:20:09: Voted Mr. SUU

00:22:07: Professional life

00:30:18: The Cultural Hall podcast

00:33:30: Church Historian

00:36:56 His life and the scriptures

00:41:27: Scriptures and excoomunication

00:42:25:Scripture study

00:44:32: Nonmember spouse

00:49:53:Testimony

The expressions and opinions shared on this podcast are those of the individuals speaking and do not reflect or necessarily coincide with those of the Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-day Saints.

Richard Steadman, better known as Richie T, hosts the popular podcast The Cultural Hall, joins us today. He shares his love of the church, his faith, his love of church history, his ex-communication, and his return to full fellowship, and that is just a touch of what we discuss.

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Send me an email to share your comments, request to be a guest, or recommend someone you feel would make a great guest. Please register at my website to receive updates and news on this podcast.

The music for this podcast is used with permission by the following musicians Angie Killian and Marvin Goldstein. You can find more about Angie here, and Marvin here.

00:06:50: Experienced podcaster

00:11:31: In, Out, In the church

00:13:57: Theater and Acting

00:20:09: Voted Mr. SUU

00:22:07: Professional life

00:30:18: The Cultural Hall podcast

00:33:30: Church Historian

00:36:56 His life and the scriptures

00:41:27: Scriptures and excoomunication

00:42:25:Scripture study

00:44:32: Nonmember spouse

00:49:53:Testimony

The expressions and opinions shared on this podcast are those of the individuals speaking and do not reflect or necessarily coincide with those of the Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-day Saints.

Author, speaker, and teacher Lynda Cherry joins us to talk about her latest book is Judah and Joseph Reunited: The Hope for Israel, and there is much more. Her story of finding the Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-day Saints is a miracle. As she shares her story of growing up in Los Angeles and the challenges she has faced in her life, you will see what an amazing woman she is. This is a story of struggles, hope, and finding answers as she turns to the scriptures.

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The music for this podcast is used with permission by the following musicians. You can find more about Angie Killian here, and Marvin Goldstein here.

Be sure to also hear my interview with Cherry on the EveryDay Saint podcast to catch the back story to her recent book. Check it out here.

00:06:41: Author

00:07:09: Education

00:07:18: Being Raised As A Born Again Christian

00:13:57: Billy Graham

00:15:20: Meeting Mormons

00:15:48: Suicide

00:16:32: Getting Help

00:18:11: Meeting Missionaries

00:19:29: Following The Spirit

00:20:35: Logical And Spiritual Testimony

00:21:33: Questions

00:23:10: Scripture Study

00:28:47: Study Tools

00:31:19: An Active Son

00:32:37: Getting Up Early In The Morning

00:32:57: Journaling

00:36:25: Reading Isaiah

00:42:20: Testimony

The expressions and opinions shared on this podcast are those of the individuals speaking and do not reflect or necessarily coincide with those of the Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-day Saints.

Today's guest is Michelle Porcelli, author and school counselor. She has boundless energy and infectious enthusiasm for life, which shows itself when she shares her love for family, her husband, a true BYU fan, her faith-guided journey as a school counselor, and how she studies the scriptures.

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The music for this podcast is used with permission by Marvin Goldstein. Click here for more information about Marvin and his music.

Be sure to hear my interview with Michelle on the Every Day Saint podcast to catch the backstory of her recent book. Check it out here.

3:01 - her book

4:23 - her husband

6:09 - her familyr

7:41 - BYU Christmas tree

12:51 - school counselor

20:11 - problems with the teaching profession

27:01 - studying the scriptures

44:02 - testimony

The expressions and opinions shared on this podcast are those of the individuals speaking and do not reflect or necessarily coincide with those of the Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-day Saints.

Tad Callister, author of The Infinite Atonement, joins us today.

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2:45 - growing up in Southern California and joining the family law firm

6:43 - pioneer heritage

8:13 - his relationship with Abraham Lincoln

9:24 - serving missions

13:10 - becoming an author

15:01 - how he ended up in Utah

15:45 - being called as a mission president

16:49 - serving as general president of the Sunday School

19:33 - studying the scriptures

22:45 - writing The Infinite Atonement

25:21 - using the gospel library

27:04 - testimonhy

The expressions and opinions shared on this podcast are those of the individuals speaking and do not reflect or necessarily coincide with those of the Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-day Saints.

Casey Griffiths, an instructor at BYU and author of The Four Loves & the Latter-day Saints: The Nature of Love in All Facets of our Lives and co-author of the Search, Ponder, and Pray: Travel Guides for Church History Sites series, is our guest today. We learn of his love for working with the young members of the church as he shares how inspiring and uplifting they are, an opinion that he says is most likely biased. He shares with us how he studies the scripture and prepares for classes, ideas from which we can all benefit. Also, we touch a little on the subject AI.

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A transcription of this podcast is available here.

1:51 - working at BYU

2:32 - AI in the classroom

3:20 - AI in scripture study

4:17 - Working as a seminary teacher and curriculum writer

5:05 - growing up in a small town

6:58 - serving a mission

8:59 - his family

13:21 - working with the students at BYU

17:10 - summary of his latest book

34:24 - studying the scriptures and preparing for class

26:03 - using the Gospel Library

35:09 - testimony

The expressions and opinions shared on this podcast are those of the individuals speaking and do not reflect or necessarily coincide with those of the Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-day Saints.

Richard Ostler, the author of the popular Listen, Learn, and Love series is with us today

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2:26 - the small business he never talks about

7:53 - serving a mission

13:01 - the back story to studying the scriptures

20:23 - his unique approach to scripture study

30:59 - testimony

40:12 - testimony

The expressions and opinions shared on this podcast are those of the individuals speaking and do not reflect or necessarily coincide with those of the Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-day Saints.