
In this podcast, Mark shares inspiring stories from the lives of latter day Prophets and Apostles of the restored Church of Jesus Christ
| Publishes | Weekly | Episodes | 100 | Founded | 3 years ago |
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| Number of Listeners | Categories | ChristianityHistoryReligion & Spirituality | |||

Mark reviews the talk “Good, Better, Best” from, then, Elder Dallin H. Oaks and uses lessons from that talk to improve our relationships in our lives.
Mark reviews several general conference talks to discuss how we can make our homes a refuge for our families, and how doing so will strengthen and protect our families.
Mark uses a talk from Elder Uctdorf to frame his discussion on the 3 biggest regrets people have before leaving this life. Mark dives into how we can avoid these 3 regrets and live our lives to the fullest.
Mark covers an amazing teaching and concept taught by Elder Jeffery R. Holland, and other apostles, about the types and power of angels here on earth. The doctrine of angels in The Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-day Saints is radical compared to ot... more
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This has quickly become a go to podcast for me and my kids. I love reading the biographies about the leaders of the church, so having podcast that is like a short biography has been a great way to introduce my kids to past and present leaders of the church.
This is one of a kind vital info to know about our apostles and prophets. Everyone needs to listen! Dr Ogletree is so knowledgeable and it’s a podcast we actually need today.
I discovered this podcast by accident recently and am blown away by the quality of the research, the content, the presentation, and the inspiration I feel while listening to it. I’m excited to go back and start from the very beginning so I can listen to all the episodes.
It looks like the focus is on the current Q15, which is great - I wonder if Prof. Ogletree would be willing to start covering the prior apostles now, maybe starting with the prior presidents of the Church? Either way, I will c... more
Lots of cool facts and experiences that uplift and inspire. So well researched !
It amazes me just how much Dr. Ogletree knows, and I’m grateful he is sharing this information with others and does it in such an intriguing and interesting way!
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A biographical, devotional deep-dive into the lives of late 19th–21st century LDS Church leaders, with a strong emphasis on how personal faith, family life, and leadership shaped their public contributions. Episodes mix scriptural references, prophetic quotes, and personal anecdotes to illustrate patterns in leadership, revelation, and service, often highlighting practical takeaways for families and aspiring leaders. The host's storytelling style—centered on lived experience, humility, and covenant-keeping—creates a distinctive, testimony-driven approach that resonates with listeners seeking inspiration and historical context. Noteworthiness includes a consistent focus on everyday spirituality, family dynamics, and the human side of renowne... more
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