Week 11 Spring Semester
Choose at least 1 episode to listen to.
Option 1: There Must Needs Be a Christ: Elder Kyle McKay (50 minutes)
Summary: Kyle S. McKay shares why we need to embrace the plan of God and the doctrine of Christ; Christ can undo wrongs and provide healing.
Option 2: This is the Gospel: The Tree of Life (36 Minutes)
Summary: Claudia faces one of the darkest nights of her life—both literally and figuratively—when she is taken hostage and held for ransom. Her only comfort comes in the form of a radiant sign from God that He loves her and is aware of her situation. When she is finally let go, she embarks on a journey to seek for more light and develops a relationship with God that she never would have imagined was possible.
Option 3: The Art of Dating (41 minutes)
Summary: Ryan and Kayla sit down with Tanner to talk about how you can become the most dateable you. Is it possible to be more of an attractive person just by enhancing your social, intellectual, and spiritual qualities? When trying to find a date, your looks may open up doors, but the rest of your attractive traits will keep the doors open. Episode four dives into easy solutions that help you get one step closer to being even more dateable.
Option 4: Kirtland: City of Revelation Episode 3–A Stake of Zion (30 minutes).
Summary: This episode tells the story of the establishment of Zion in Missouri and how that effort affected the growth and development of the church. The episode considers what the establishment of a new city in Missouri meant for Kirtland and how church members understood these events as they looked forward to the second coming Jesus Christ.
Option 5: This week’s Come Follow Me study lesson: Easter.
Summary: Hank Smith and John Bytheway with special guests discuss this week’s Come Follow Me lesson.
Summary: Emily Freeman and David Butler discuss this week’s Come Follow Me lesson.
Option 7: Power in the Word with Scott Read. This week’s Come Follow Me study lesson: Easter.
Summary: Scott Read, Weber Institute Instructor, discusses this week’s Come Follow Me lesson.