Join Pastors Brandon Vaughan and Dave Mallinak as they give a weekly review of "Come Follow Me" 2024 from a Christian perspective. In this episode they deal with the question of do the prophet of the Book of Mormon measure up to the Old Testament prophets? (review of I Nephi 6-10 

Join Pastor's Dave Mallinak and Brandon Vaughan as they study along weekly with the "Come Follow Me" 2024 and give a review from a Christian perspective. This week they take a look at the call of Lehi and the seizing of the brass plates. (week of Jan. 8-14) 

A Response to a video put out by Ward Radio, "What Can Change and What Can't Change in the Church?" Brandon Vaughan puts forth the challenge that once someone abandons the Bible as their objective authority, a person is left with a slippery slope of subjective truth, with no way to keep new revelation in check. 

Join Pastors Dave Mallinak and Brandon Vaughan as they give a weekly Christian review of the LDS "Come Follow Me" 2024 curriculum. (week of January 1) Introduction. 

Is God eternal, or was he once a man himself? Is God progressing or is He perfect? Why are the implications so important? Join us for this all important discussion. 

The central message of the book of Matthew is simple; Jesus is King. But how can a king who walked the earth over 2,000 years ago be relevant to us today? 

Luke's gospel really focuses on the humanity and humility of Jesus. Jesus is referred to as the "son of man" 27 times in the book of Luke. The events of chapter 2 really set the stage for Jesus' mission. But how is all of this relevant to us today? This and more on today's episode of TMHP. 

Over the next four episodes we will be dealing with the incarnation of Christ from the perspective of each of the four gospel writers. In this first episode we will be looking at John's perspective on the incarnation. As we think about Christmas, we need to ask ourselves the question, what (or who) are we celebrating. Did God really take on human flesh and enter into His creation or not? Our very eternity hinges on the answer to that question. 

There's a whole lot more to Thanksgiving than Turkey and football. Join us a we take a look back in time to the origins of the Thanksgiving holiday and why it still matters today. 

In a recent tweet, President Nelson said, "Contrary to doubts of some, there really is such a thing as right and wrong. There really is such a thing as right an wrong. There really is absolute truth." Do Mormons really believe in absolute truth? If so, then what is their absolute standard of truth?