There never was a more exciting Christmas than the first one. Oddly enough, the complete, historical account of that first Christmas is seldom told. In an era when Christmas is often portrayed as little more than a celebration of consumerism, many Christians are searching for a way to offer a deeper appreciation of the Christmas holiday to their children and family. 

Written by W. Cleon Skousen and narrated by Francis Urry. Presented for a time at Temple Square, Salt Lake City, Utah.

The Christmas Story as only W. Cleon Skousen can tell so beautifully and personally to a crowd gathered in December of 2000.

Modern Thanksgiving celebrations often fail to relate a complete account of the significant events surrounding this occassion. The following podcast is a short transcript from W. Cleon Skousen's book "The Majesty of God's Law" and narrated by his grandson Adam Skousen.

A PDF copy of the podcast can be obtained without cost, by request at either [email protected] or from the online bookstore at skousenlibrary.com. Included in the PDF copy is a short, condensed version that can be read to family around the Thanksgiving table.

Enjoy! 

Written by W. Cleon Skousen and narrated by Francis Urry, this profession dramatized story of Easter was produced by KSL radio in Salt Lake City and was widely broadcast on radio stations during the 1960's and 1970's. 

Speech given on-site at Beit Lehi and in Jerusalem

Speech given on the shores of the Sea of Galilee

This is an audio sample of the audible book "Days of the Living Christ"

by W. Cleon Skousen for study of the New Testament.

This sample section covers the Nativity, from Mary to the Wisemen, and can be

found at Audible.com.

Narrated by Adam Skousen

Lecture 46, Review of Jeremiah, Ezekial and Daniel

Text: The Fourth Thousand Years, chapters 26 and 27

Also, reviews General Conference, April 1973 - Be a part of the world but not in the world

Final university lecture of 1973

Lecture 45, The Rebuilding of Jerusalem

Text: The Fourth Thousand Years, chapters 28 and 29

Lecture 44, Jeremiah Sees the Fall of Jerusalem

Text: The Fourth Thousand Years, chapter 25