This episode features the 5 days leading up to the resurrection of the Lord. Each of the days is significant beings that it built upon the previous day. The entire episode focuses on the ability of all mankind to repent and come back to Christ.

This episode focuses on the saviors healing power and the many healings he performed. It also visits why at times we are not healed when we think that we should be. The podcast also discusses on things that we can do to help others who are suffering now and felt that they should have been healed.

A good friend of mine who was living in a care center received a unsolicited phone call the other day from publishers clearinghouse. Letting her know that she was the winner of a new mecerdes. Unknown to her it was a major scam. They asked for $3000 for prep and delivery fees that were to be advanced to her. Unfortunately she conformed and lost all her money.

These scams happen all the time especially to seniors. This podcast talks about the various types of scams and what to do to detect and avoid them.

This podcast features the visit of the wise men who came to see Jesus when he was a lad. We are not sure how many wise men came to see the son of God. We do know that they were inspired and directed by the lord. The humble shepherds came to the scene after the birth of the savior. The shepherds in all humility worshiped him after and angel and a multitude of angels cam to them declaring the birth of the son of God.

It also discusses how we can grow in stature and wisdom. It features the feelings that Joseph and Mary had when they could not find Jesus. The story of parents losing their child for several days is a key part of this podcast. I cannot imagine how Mary and Joseph felt when they could not find their son.

At a marriage feast in Cana, Christ changed water into wine—an event John called the “beginning of miracles” (John 2:11). That’s true in more than one sense. While this was the first miracle Jesus performed publicly, it can also symbolize another miraculous beginning—the process of our hearts being transformed as we become ever more like our Savior. This miracle of a lifetime begins with the decision to follow Jesus Christ, to change and live a better life through Him. This miracle can be so life-changing that being “born again” is one of the best ways to describe it (John 3:7). But rebirth is just the beginning of the path of discipleship. Christ’s words to the Samaritan woman at the well remind us that if we continue on this path, eventually the gospel will become “a well of water” inside us, “springing up into everlasting life” (John 4:14).

By this point in His ministry, it was clear that Jesus’s teachings would be unlike what the people of His time were used to hearing. The poor will receive the kingdom of God? The meek will inherit the earth? Blessed are the persecuted? The scribes and Pharisees were not teaching such things. And yet those who truly understood God’s law recognized truth in the Savior’s words. “An eye for an eye” and “hate thine enemy” were lesser laws (Matthew 5:38, 43). But Jesus Christ had come to teach a higher law (see 3 Nephi 15:2–10), designed to help us one day become “perfect, even as [our] Father which is in heaven is perfect” (Matthew 5:48).

This episode discusses key elements of the sermon on the mount. The lord clarifies the gospel through parables. He also discusses the proper way to pray, fast and worship him.

This episode talks about the books of Matthew and John. I analyzes how they were written to their respective audiences. For example Matthew writes to the Jews and John writes to the gentiles. Matthew is a tax collector so he focuses on the details while John is a physician and focuses on the "people" side of his writings. We also discuss the courage to accept calls from the Lord as did Mary. We touch on the fact that we need to have patience as did Zaharias did when they waited for a son. The episode talks about the importance of the atonement of the savior and how it plays into all of our lives.