The Church History Matters Podcast features in-depth conversations between Scott and Casey where they dive deep into both the challenges and beauty of Latter-day Saint Church History
Publishes | Weekly | Episodes | 60 | Founded | a year ago |
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Number of Listeners | Categories | Religion & SpiritualityChristianity |
During the last years of his life, the prophet Joseph Smith gave multiple public sermons dealing with 2 Peter 1, wherein the apostle Peter encourages his readers to “give diligence to make your calling and election sure” (vs. 10). Commenting on this ... more
The prophet Joseph Smith’s final years in Nauvoo, IL constituted a season of rich theological and ritual convergence. It was a time when various threads of biblical and revealed theology gave birth to the Latter-day temple rituals that would enable u... more
Welcome to our special bonus episode where Casey and I interview a friend of our show Lon Tibbitts. In our previous episode we discussed at length the relationship between masonry and the development of the temple endowment in Nauvoo—a topic a lot of... more
What Latter-day Saints today call the Temple Endowment was first given by the prophet Joseph Smith in 1842, two years prior to his death, to a small group of nine of his trusted associates in Nauvoo, Illinois. It was a key piece of the larger vibrant... more
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Great interview. Brother Tibbits was exceptional. Learning this history. Iam so greatful to see and understand how the Lord works with things and people as they are to bring about his purposes, filling the gaps as needed with revelation. more
Scott and Casey do a great job of discussing in detail the ins and out of each topic, drawing heavily on sources, being clear where the records are less or more reliable and what is speculative. Additionally they are easy and fun to listen to as they discuss the topics together with the occasional light banter.
This series teaches several needed skills about critical thinking. With an open mind and a teachable attitude you’ll come in contact with some objective scientific skills to evaluate history, the news, and the content you read on the Internet. more
Such great insights and historical perspective. Have loved every episode.
Has helped strengthen my testimony of the gospel AND the church. The truth will make you free. Feed your soul more truth and you’ll experience more freedom.
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