A reading from John 20 KJV. Discussion of the Resurrection, and a testimony. Too much contention prevents our homes from being sanctuaries. What have we done with our time during the pandemic. 

Denied by his Chief Apostle, rejected by those who hailed him King just days before, Christ stands alone before Pilate and Herod, and ultimately, alone on the cross, willingly gives his life, that we may all live again.

As Christ partook of the Passover Seder with his disciples, his mortal journey was nearly over. Proxy work for the dead in the temples of God. The suffering of Gethsemane and the looming cross.

Temple slideshow with the music "Come to the temple" from the City of Joseph Pageant in Nauvoo.

(61) Photo slideshow - YouTube

The parable of the two sons. The shadow of the cross starts to loom over the last week of the Savior's life. Matthew 21:28-32

Also discussing the miraculous group on Facebook Worldwide Unified, and its global prayer roll. (on the podcast I called it Worldwide United, sorry)

A reading of Luke 20:1-8 KJV.  Doing the right thing to let God's will prevail. And a review of my favorite hymn. #286 

(60) Oh, What Songs of the Heart - YouTube

A reading of Matthew 21:1-11 KJV, and a discussion of Palm Sunday. Will you stand with the Savior or will you choose the murderer when given a choice? #Startingtoday will you forgive as the Savior did? Even yourself?

Two weeks to Easter, the Passion of Christ. The need to not judge ourselves, or others. Or ourselves. Only Christ is fit to judge.

A wonderful little tale of a composer, in a low time of his life, who was brought to his highest peak by letting God's will prevail within him.

A message based on the Easter holiday. Starting today, what will you do to change your life. To make your life closer to the Savior? To let God's will prevail within you? An ad campaign of The Church of Jesus Christ of Latter Day Saints, meant to bring the world together. To bring hope to all.

Here is the link for it.

(48) Starting Today - YouTube

As we prepare for Easter, are we doing what we can to let God operate in our lives? To make the sacrifice of his son more than a next life event?