The Covenant Path

Once again, Brad Wilcox joins us in today's podcast. The topic is one near and dear to not only the heart of Brad, but also myself. I am always concerned with the topic of journaling because there is a tendency for many to mentally shut down. Regardless of your thoughts on journaling, I encourage you to listen to why Brad journals. We also discuss how people journal and end with Brad sharing his deep personal feelings about working with the youth of the Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-day Saints - a message that every youth of the church should hear.

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3:43- church Conference Center and journaling

5:46 - parents were the model

6:20 - high school years

7:43 - a journal is a tool

11:36 - struggling to write about feeling

12:42 - journaling is not for our posterity

18:16 - his mother-in-laws experience

20:30 -my life is too boring to write anything

21:41 - when to write

22:23 - a 3 word journal

23:35 - there are different kinds of journals

24:35 - voice recording

25:57 - the Lord shares with those that show a willingness to write

27:32 - your pen is your antenna to revelation

29:43 - I don't have anything to write about

35:52 - Neil L. Andersen

38:11 - David A. Bednar

38:36 - Spencer W. Kimball

43:07 - Brad shares his feelings regarding the youth of today

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.

Brad Wilcox joins us today to discuss technology in the church and families and then shares with us the importance of scripture study and how he approaches his personal study of the scriptures. This podcast is part one of a two-part series with Brad. The second part will focus on the importance of journaling and how it impacts our lives. There is much to learn in these two parts, and I am sure you will walk away with not only a deeper appreciation of Brad but also a renewed desire to study the scriptures and journal.

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6:28 - family

14:36 - calling to the Young Men’s General Presidency

18:07 - techonogy and us

33:24 - study the scriptures

1:01:16 - testimony

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In this episode, we will hear from Shelley Collins, who oversees the development of the Gospel Kids app that is for primary-aged children. We talk about the various features of the app and how it can be used in the home and at church. Parents, grandparents, and those who work with the Primary children at church will find interesting ways to use the app to assist children in learning gospel principles.

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2:24 - employment in the church

3:04 - family

5:53 - the purpose of the app

6:41 - using the app

34:04 -testimony

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Join us for today's episode featuring our special guest, Jason Olson, the co-author of the captivating memoir "The Burning Book: A Jewish-Mormon Journey." Jason, a dedicated foreign area officer in the Navy, warmly shares his incredible personal transformation from his Jewish upbringing to finding his true sense of belonging within the Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-day Saints. Prepare to be inspired as Jason delves into the profound influence that his deep studies of Judaism have had on his unique and enlightening approach to the scriptures.

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3:09 - family life

6:00 - joining the Navy

15:55- the book's co-author

21:21 - summary of the book

41:51 - reformed Judaism

51:41 - studying the scriptures

1:02:31- testimony

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Today, we have the pleasure of hearing from a very talented and inspiring guest, Angie Killian. Angie is a composer and author who has gained an impressive following of over 10 million subscribers on her YouTube channel "Angie Killian Music." She is known for her powerful, uplifting music; her compositions resonate deeply with listeners and are a favorite of Primary children. Through her music, Angie seamlessly integrates her love of music with her dedication to studying the scriptures. Join us as we learn about Angie's struggles, successes, love of music and the scriptures, and desire to draw others to Christ.

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All of the music on this episode is by Angie Killian. To learn more about her visit her website.

2:59 - personl life

4:37 - education

7:18 - orchestrating the music

8:19 - software and getting the notes to paper

10:23 - behind the lyrics of “Always Remember

14:41 - music “Always Remeber

17:42 - working with a cast of children

22:49 - music “Ready To Rise”

30:30 - scriptures

36:25 - post-partum depression

44:55 - testimony

Spending time with author Lori Denning was so much fun. Her love of the scriptures shows throughout the interview. Denning has been sharing her love of the scriptures as the gospel doctrine teacher class for nearly 20 years. She is currently pursuing a doctorate in ancient scripture. In addition to her passion for the scriptures, Lori also adores dogs, relishes all things chocolate, and embraces new adventures with an optimistic perspective on life. I promise you will find this episode delightfully entertaining and educational as Lori shares with us her pursuit of being a disciple of Christ.

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4:42 - being the gospel doctrine teachers for 20 years

7:44 - paying for all that education

8:37 - life as a single woman

16:09 - teaching the gospel

27:40 - becoming a better Christian

31:29 - the scriptures are for everyone

37:11 - listening to the Spirit

42:10 -the gospel library

45:53 -Abraham the man

49:59 - the value of the Bible Dictionary

59:43 -artificial intelligence

01:07:20 - testimony

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Today’s guest is Terryl Givens, a prolific LDS author and scholar. Givens is a senior research fellow at the Neal A. Maxwell Institute of Religious Scholarship and joins us to discuss faith, studying the scriptures, and on being a true disciple of Jesus Christ.

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3:04 - Family

3:53- Early years

4:20 - A whirlwind romance

5:10 - Teaching comparative literature

8:11 - The author

8:47 - Having faith

22:31 - Being a true disciple

25:15 - Being a witting disciple

27:29 - Believing all the right things for the wrong reason

30:01 - The Crucible of Doubt

31:34 - Being intimate with the gospel

35:13 - Drinking deeply from the scriptures

42:18 - Struggling with the scriptures

44:23 - How he studies the scriptures

48:45 - Note-taking

53:54 - Testimony

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Today’s guest is Loren Dalton, author of a recently released book, “You Are Receiving Revelation: Now Act On It.” This book is a must-read for members of The Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-day Saints. As the title intimates, when we receive revelation, we must act on it. During this episode, Dalton and I discuss the importance of acting on the first impressions and not listening to the second impression that comes from the adversar

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04:40 -designed an app for free things

09:05 - pharmacy business

11:07 - family

12:34 - called as a mission president

17:20 - living in revelation

21:19 - bing! what is that?

30:05 - stories of missionaries that followed the first impression

47:41 - studying the scriptures

50:55 - study Come, Follow Me, but not at the expense of the Book of Mormon

55:15 - missionary returns home and doesn’t study the scriptures daily

59:17 - testimony

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Melanie Stroud, author of Feasting On The Words of Christ and podcaster of the Come Follow Me for Us, talks about the difficulties of being a member of the church and going through a divorce. She also shares a simple, five-step method that will completely change how you feel about studying the scriptures.

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06:46 - starting a podcast

09:48 - dealing with ward relationships when divorced

11:16 - what to say to someone that is divorced

14:55 - donuts and study scripture principles

17:54 - the 5 principles

31:45 - how much time is needed to study the scriptures

36:01 - opening the scriptures for revelation

46:12 - the adversary wants us to think we are not smart enough

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My guest today is Laurel Ulrich, (I corrected her first name. In the previous note, it was Laura) a retired professor from Harvard University. Despite societal expectations that women should focus solely on homemaking, Laura pursued her education and received a Ph.D. while raising five children. She has authored several books, including the Pulitzer Prize-winning A Midwife’s Tale, and is known for her catchphrase “well-behaved women seldom make history.” In her latest book, A House Full of Females, Laura explores the surprising connection between plural marriage and women’s suffrage in 1870. She is truly a delightful person, and I am sure you will agree after listening to this episode.

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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.