Conference in Review

Send us a text Our last talks of the season are Be True and His Work by Elder Cook and In Partnership with the Lord by Elder Soares. Please let us know what kind of format you would prefer for next season! The poll is available on our youtube channel or on our website.

Send us a text One way to know Jesus Christ better is to become acquainted with His many names and discover how to be more like them. He is known as "The Word", "The Light" and "The Way" amongst many others. Elder Schmitt confesses to a list of over 300 hundred and growing. Elder Eddy speaks of putting God to the test as we "Try the virtue of the word". We discuss these topics along with the two talks by Elders Eddy and Schmitt from the October 2022 General Conference of the Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-Day Saints.

Send us a text Elder Denelson Silva's talk and the two remarks by President Nelson: Focus on the Temple and What is True. It is easy to hide our faith or fear being mocked for our beliefs. We reference these talks as we discuss the difference between defending and proclaiming the gospel.

Send us a text Members of the Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-Day Saints are often asked why there are no crosses on our churches or why our members don't seem to wear them. Although there is no official reason for this, it has caused many members to speculate as to why that is. The talk by Jeffrey R. Holland, Lifted Up Upon the Cross, given at the October 2022 general conference is our main reference. But we also challenge all those who do wear the cross to reflect on why they wear it and what it means to them.

Send us a text This week we discuss the talk given by Elder Andersen in the October 2022 General Conference about how we can draw closer to Jesus Christ. We share some of our own experiences as well (like how much we love the Chosen!)

Send us a text We discuss Elder Gong's talk from the October 2022 General Conference. Although the topics are forgiveness and repentance, there is a high emphasis on our human relationships. As social animals we need other people. Even loners and introverts need other people (although in smaller doses).

Send us a text This week we discuss the talks Beauty for Ashes by Sister Kristin M. Yee and Be Perfected in Him by Elder Paul V. Johnson. Both were given in Saturday afternoon session of the General Conference of the Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-Day Saints. We focus on the themes of forgiveness and grace.

Send us a text We discuss the talk Follow Jesus Christ with Footsteps of Faith by President M. Russell Ballard, Acting President of the Quorum of the Twelve Apostles.

Send us a text We review the talks by emeritus Seventy member Elder Joseph W. Sitati and Young Men General President Steven J. Lund. The theme is discipleship and how to keep those patterns in your life especially after experiencing those spiritual highs in life.

Send us a text We discuss President Nelson's message to the world about overcoming. Overcoming the world is being able to survive and thrive in happiness with complete confidence that there is more to life than what the world thinks of us. We love this talk and are sure you will too.

Send us a text We did something crazy and put this episode on Youtube! The talks are by Elder Bednar and Sister Michelle D. Craig. The main themes are the parable of the wedding feast, many are called but few are chosen and trying the word. We have new music!

Send us a text This Christmas, as with every Christmas, we focus on loving one another just as our Savior loved us. We discuss the talks given by President Dallin H. Oaks and Hugo Montoya about service and love and wish you all a wonderful Christmas this year! Music acknowledgements Music: In Dulci Jubilo by J.S. Bach Arranged by: Michel Rondeau (trumpet) Performers: Marthe Jobidon (trumpets), Eric Vaillancourt & Steve Guerin (trombones) Publisher Info.Michel Rondeau Copyright Creative Commons Attribution 3.0 Misc. Notes These file(s) are part of the Werner Icking Music Collection.

Send us a text We discuss talks given by Elders Rasband and McConkie. One about the role of the Book of Mormon in sharing the gospel and the other in knowing the life and ministry of Jesus Christ. We are all engaged in this work and here are two wonderful perspectives on how to do that. Music acknowledgements Music: In Dulci Jubilo by J.S. Bach Arranged by: Michel Rondeau (trumpet) Performers: Marthe Jobidon (trumpets), Eric Vaillancourt & Steve Guerin (trombones) Publisher Info.Michel Rondeau Copyright Creative Commons Attribution 3.0 Misc. Notes These file(s) are part of the Werner Icking Music Collection.

Send us a text Drawing from the talks given by Rafael E. Pino and Isaac K. Morrison at the most recent General Conference of the Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-Day Saints, we discuss making certain habits a normal part of our daily lives. Why? Because dark days WILL come and we can do hard things when He is part of our normal lives. Music acknowledgements Music: In Dulci Jubilo by J.S. Bach Arranged by: Michel Rondeau (trumpet) Performers: Marthe Jobidon (trumpets), Eric Vaillancourt & Steve Guerin (trombones) Publisher Info.Michel Rondeau Copyright Creative Commons Attribution 3.0 Misc. Notes These file(s) are part of the Werner Icking Music Collection.

Send us a text We discuss Elder Dale G. Renlund's talk about personal revelation and in particular the four elements he gives that form the framework of personal revelation. Personal revelation is tricky for most people as they build their relationship with God. This talk helps us to understand better what it is and what it is not. Music acknowledgements Music: In Dulci Jubilo by J.S. Bach Arranged by: Michel Rondeau (trumpet) Performers: Marthe Jobidon (trumpets), Eric Vaillancourt & Steve Guerin (trombones) Publisher Info.Michel Rondeau Copyright Creative Commons Attribution 3.0 Misc. Notes These file(s) are part of the Werner Icking Music Collection.

Send us a text We discuss talks given by President Henry B. Eyring and Elder Jorge Zeballos in the latest session of General Conference. When we are building up our resistance to the adversary, we receive encouragement from the Lord in his scriptures. Music acknowledgements Music: In Dulci Jubilo by J.S. Bach Arranged by: Michel Rondeau (trumpet) Performers: Marthe Jobidon (trumpets), Eric Vaillancourt & Steve Guerin (trombones) Publisher Info.Michel Rondeau Copyright Creative Commons Attribution 3.0 Misc. Notes These file(s) are part of the Werner Icking Music Collection.

Send us a text When we talk about stewardship in the Church, it is often in relation to other people. Often we forget that we also have a stewardship over this earth and all of God's creations including our own bodies. Music acknowledgements Music: In Dulci Jubilo by J.S. Bach Arranged by: Michel Rondeau (trumpet) Performers: Marthe Jobidon (trumpets), Eric Vaillancourt & Steve Guerin (trombones) Publisher Info.Michel Rondeau Copyright Creative Commons Attribution 3.0 Misc. Notes These file(s) are part of the Werner Icking Music Collection.

Send us a text This week we are discussing Elder Stevenson's talk Nourishing and Bearing Your Testimony and Sister Browning's talk Seeing More of Jesus Christ in Our Lives from the October 2022 General Conference of the Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-Day Saints. Elder Stevenson asks four questions: Do I know what a testimony is? Do I know how to bear my testimony? What are the obstacles in sharing my testimony? and How do I keep my testimony? As we studied these talks, a fifth question arose: Why do I share my testimony? Music acknowledgements Music: In Dulci Jubilo by J.S. Bach Arranged by: Michel Rondeau (trumpet) Performers: Marthe Jobidon (trumpets), Eric Vaillancourt & Steve Guerin (trombones) Publisher Info.Michel Rondeau Copyright Creative Commons Attribution 3.0 Misc. Notes These file(s) are part of the Werner Icking Music Collection.

Send us a text Elder Uchtdorf introduced the world to the new For Strength of Youth pamphlet. We share some of our insights about what our children are up against and why the world isn't such a bleak place we need to fear on their behalf. They are strong and God is guiding us in these latter days. Music acknowledgements Music: In Dulci Jubilo by J.S. Bach Arranged by: Michel Rondeau (trumpet) Performers: Marthe Jobidon (trumpets), Eric Vaillancourt & Steve Guerin (trombones) Publisher Info.Michel Rondeau Copyright Creative Commons Attribution 3.0 Misc. Notes These file(s) are part of the Werner Icking Music Collection.

Send us a text This week we primarily draw on the talk given by Elder Kevin W. Pearson given at the Saturday evening session of General Conference Are You Still Willing. Music acknowledgements Music: In Dulci Jubilo by J.S. Bach Arranged by: Michel Rondeau (trumpet) Performers: Marthe Jobidon (trumpets), Eric Vaillancourt & Steve Guerin (trombones) Publisher Info.Michel Rondeau Copyright Creative Commons Attribution 3.0 Misc. Notes These file(s) are part of the Werner Icking Music Collection.