
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 | 434 | Founded | 5 years ago |
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| Number of Listeners | Category | Religion & Spirituality | |||

In this episode, we discuss D&C Section 137 and the lessons found in D&C 137:5-7, specifically the faith shown by Joseph Smith regarding the eternal status of his brother Alvin.
5 I saw Father Adam and Abraham; and my father and my mother; my broth... more
In part three we talk about some of the differing accounts surrounding just how and when Joseph Smith died at Carthage, including the less-well known William Daniels account that claimed Joseph had been executed by a firing squad after he hit the gro... more
In part two of our special podcast commemorating the murders of Joseph and Hyrum Smith we continue to discuss the events that led to the martyrdom. We read from a letter Joseph Smith wrote to Illinois Governor Thomas Ford and John Taylor’s detailed ... more
We honor the anniversary of the murders of Joseph and Hyrum Smith and the attempted murders of John Taylor and Willard Richards in Carthage Jail. In Part 1 we give an overview of some of the historical events that led up to the martyrdom. We discus... more
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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
I love this podcast! It’s entertaining, funny, and spiritual. Thank you Dr. Dirkmaat and Dr. LeDuc.
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This podcast provides insightful discussions aimed at enhancing the understanding of Latter-Day Saint history and doctrine. It features in-depth analyses of historical events, significant church figures, and doctrinal developments, often infused with humor and personal anecdotes by the hosts. Notably, episodes explore complex theological themes and historical narratives that shape the current beliefs and practices of the Latter-Day Saint community. The engaging format and knowledgeable hosts contribute to a deeper faith experience for listeners, making it a valuable resource for those seeking to bolster their understanding of their religious heritage.
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