As the Third Hour Podcast at last bids farewell to Nephi, we discuss what we've learned across the Book of Mormon's first two books, the origins of baptism, and how to internalize the scriptures.

The Third Hour Podcast discusses self-prophecy, the value of multiple testimonies running together, and what the scriptures teach us about saying "all is well."

As the Third Hour Podcast continues reading the Isaiah portions of the Book of Mormon, we discuss historical context improving or diminishing our personal interpretations, possible reasons for this duplication of scripture, and sing A-ha.

As the Third Hour Podcast forges into the Isaiah chapters of 2 Nephi, we discuss the historical Isaiah, how it would have been interpreted in the seventh century BCE, and what we can draw from it today.

As we enter the second book in the Book of Mormon, the Third Hour Podcast investigates the final teachings of Lehi, including who the text is in conversation with, some refreshing theology, anachronisms, and a particularly uncomfortable curse.

This week on the Third Hour Podcast, we discuss dying in the wilderness, the ways Nephi frames his text, and lost prophets.

Continuing from last week, the vision of the Tree of Life is now revealed to Nephi, and the Third Hour Podcast discusses the many prophecies therein.

This week, the Third Hour Podcast discusses Lehi's vision, including the possible meaning of ancient baptism, universal symbology, and subpar parenting techniques.

The Third Hour Podcast goes back to the reign of King Zedekiah to discuss why someone might not want to stick around Jerusalem circa 600 BCE, the major themes of the Book of Mormon's first few chapters, and some thoughts on that elephant in the room.

As we begin the second season of the Third Hour Podcast, we talk about the title page of the Book of Mormon — and what we hope to accomplish over the coming year.