This episode is about my experiences after coming home from my two year mission for The Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-Day Saints (Mormon) and the difficulty I had in adjusting to life after a mission.
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No one starts of with a big sin or with a huge crime, but they are led to it through a series of increasing concessions. Most people, if confronted with a huge sin would balk, but when led gradually to it will eventually commit the sin they were initially repulsed by. Sin does not want to remain small.
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If all God ever did for me was to die on the cross so I could be forgiven my sins and be given a place in heaven, it would be far more than I deserve, but he didn't stop there and I have been greatly blessed.
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Some of my experiences from my 2 year mission for The Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-Day Saints and how my perspective has changed since then on the Church and on life.
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It is natural to long for things, and longing is not a sin in and of itself, but if we don’t approach life with a Biblical perspective our longing can lead to sin, which leads to heartache and trouble. Just because we don’t have what we want does not mean God has forgotten about us.
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With the internet it is easy to find things people have said, which causes some embarrasment for the LDS Church when people see some of the things Brigham Young said, and they try to say that he was speaking his own opinion and not that of the Church, but official LDS Doctrine does not allow that as the D&C says that no prophet will ever be allowed to lead the Church astray.
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In this episode I discuss the classic book on heaven and hell by C.S. Lewis, The Great Divorce. In the story the narrator wakes up in hell and takes a buss to the edge of heaven where him and the other passengers have a chance to give up hell and all that sent them there in order to enter heaven. I will be discussing some of the reasons people decided they would rather return to hell than give up what they were being asked to part with.
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"It is Well With My Soul" is one of the best known hymns, and this episode deals with the personal tragedies that caused Horatio Spafford to write the now famous words. Spafford had great faith in God to be able to say "it is well with my soul" after suffering such great loss.
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This is the concluding episode of the series on errors in The Book of Mormon and covers the major issues from the book of 4th Nephi to the end of The Book of Mormon in the book of Moroni.
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A lot of religions exploit people by promising healing, riches or salvation if enough money is given. In this episode I discuss how some churches portray money and what the Bible has to say about it.
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Joseph Smith claimed that The Book of Mormon was the most correct book on earth, so I have been examining that claim. Any true claim will stand up against investigation, however, The Book of Mormon does not. This segment in the series covers the errors in Helaman through Third Nephi
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A lot of people think following God has to be all or nothing, right up front, and they try to go from a life like that of a lifelike Mother Teresa overnight, and when they fail in their drastic transformation in the short amount of time they thought it would take they get discouraged and give up and mostly return to their old lives. Righteousness is a journey, not a destination, and it took a lifetime for Mother Teresa to get to where we view her as a saint.
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This installment of errors in The Book of Mormon covers the errors and problems found in the second half of the book of Amla
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There have been so many times in my life where I have come close to death and yet miraculously survived. I have no doubt that I had some divine intervention on my behalf, which leads me to believe that God has a purpose for my life.
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This episode continues with the series investigation the claims that The Book of Mormon is the “most correct book on earth.” This segment covers the errors in the book of Alma in chapters 1-25.
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This episode is an interview with William Rowland who is an accomplished musician and has volunteered with the KAIROS prison ministry for over twenty years. In the interview we discuss the purpose of the ministry and how it helps those who are incarcerated to find the love of Jesus.
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The Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-Day Saints (Mormonism) has an obsession with personal worthiness, a standard that no one can obtain, so as a result everyone always feels guilty for not reaching the standard and judges everyone else for not reaching the standard as well.
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This episode is an interview with Caleb Alexander and his journey both into and out of The Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-Day Saints. Caleb started doubting the Church when his son decided not to serve a mission for the Church.
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In this installment of the examination of the errors in The Book of Mormon covers the book of Jarom through the end of Mosiah. A lot of the passages in this section of The Book of Mormon disagrees with LDS theology, which means the Church does not truly follow “The most correct book on earth.”
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When things go wrong in life, especially when we are suffering and it is no fault of our own, it is easy to believe that God hates us, but he does not have us, he loves us.
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