
☀️ Your dose of uplifting talks about faith and hope in Jesus Christ, as taught by living prophets and other inspiring disciples. Each episode is an easy-listening, encouraging message from a well-known LDS speaker. 📒 Brightness of Hope is an independent podcast, not produced by The Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-day Saints. We fully acknowledge, credit, and thank the original creators. 💛 Foll... more
| Publishes | Weekly | Episodes | 124 | Founded | 3 years ago |
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| Number of Listeners | Categories | ChristianityReligion & Spirituality | |||

It’s not your job to feed the 5,000. It’s only to provide the loaves and fishes.
By: Dallas Jenkins
Date: October 24, 2024
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However halting our steps are toward him - though they shouldn’t be halting at all - his steps are never halting toward us. May we have enough faith to accept the goodness of God and the mercy of his Only Begotten Son.
By: Jeffery R. Holland
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The goal of this race is not to beat any other family, but to get safely to the finish line with no empty seats. Here's seven ways you can help make family life better for everyone.
By: John Bytheway
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We build the kingdom when we nurture others. We also build the kingdom when we speak up and testify of truth.
By: Neill F. Marriott
Date: April 2016
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John bytheway has really reached me
In a world of chaos and noise, it is refreshing to have a podcast like this to help keep my focus on what matters most—the Savior and the gospel.
It’s so good to hear the message of God through his faithful servants I am sad to hear of president Nelson’s passing but his talks now have new meaning to me I invite who ever reads this to listen to more of his talks
I love this podcast and I love all of the talks they have on this. I listen weekly and it makes my day every time!
I love hearing excellent classic talks like these that I never wanted to forget and now don’t have to hunt for. Hits the spot everytime! Thank you! Keep em coming.
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Uplifting talks centered on faith, personal growth, and hope in Jesus Christ, often delivered through well-known LDS speakers. Episodes blend scriptural guidance, spiritual practices, and personal anecdotes to inspire resilience, charity, and a proactive faith journey. A notable strength is its independent approach, with a focus on authoritative voices and practical applications of gospel principles. Potential listeners include people seeking encouragement, family-centered wisdom, and thoughtful reflections on living faith in daily life.
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