
The purpose of this podcast is to help Latter-Day Saints better understand their history and increase their faith. The podcast hosted by Dr. Gerrit Dirkmaat, associate professor of Church History and Doctrine at BYU.
| Publishes | Twice weekly | Episodes | 448 | Founded | 5 years ago |
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| Number of Listeners | Category | Religion & Spirituality | |||

After debating the college football national championship (with Richard very much not gambling… while also explaining the VIG in suspicious detail), Gerrit drops a sneak peek announcement: they might do another live event, likely in Davis County, wit... more
We begin the episode with a loving tribute to President Holland and move on to a discussion of a fraudulent email that was sent out to many members of the Church representing itself as an email coming from the Church while making a series of false cl... more
In this episode, we wrap up D&C 24, but not before detouring through the agricultural merits of buckwheat and the theological weight of consecration.
Gerrit reflects on President Holland’s haunting admonition “If you knew what I know, you would run... more
In this episode, we discuss the explosive nature of the Book of Moses and a mob tearing down baptismal dams and dragging a woman away from baptism using power of attorney, 1830s-style. To provide context for the environment in Colesville we talk abou... more
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The best Church History podcast I have ever heard. Who knew that listening to Statler and Waldorf argue about rice tariffs and the Nycean Creed would be so entertaining.
Gerrit and Richard are entertaining and informative. They provide pertinent information along with reliable sources. I have learned a lot in a relatively short time. Thanks so much
One more comment about the thief on the Cross: how do we know that he wasn’t baptized? Seems like maybe most people in that day were baptized.
Honestly, it’s so nice to have something that’s genuinely so fun, while being genuinely so helpful. Give it a listen folks
I loved your analogy about them leaving the states and then where they landed be becoming part of the states, being just like moving away from an hourly rate hotel, moving across town, building a house, and having another hourly rate motel get built beside them.
I think there was a purpose in keeping them a part of the United States. The Lord ensured that the headquarters of the Church would be in the land of America that was the promised land. Can you imagine the Church trying to acquire the ... more
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Apple Podcasts | #151 |
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This podcast offers an insightful exploration of Church history, specifically targeting the experiences and teachings relevant to Latter-Day Saints. The hosts, both knowledgeable commentators in Church history, engage in discussions that weave historical accounts with personal anecdotes, resulting in a blend of humor and deep reflection on faith and spiritual practices. Topics frequently cover pivotal figures like Joseph Smith and events such as the martyrdom of the early Saints, addressing complex controversies surrounding the evolution of belief within the community. The unique approach pairs scholarly insights with compelling storytelling, providing listeners with both educational content and relatable narratives that aim to fortify thei... more
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