• Witnessing Christ from the Liahona: October 2024

  • Oct 4 2024
  • Length: 1 hr and 22 mins
  • Podcast

Witnessing Christ from the Liahona: October 2024

  • Summary

  • In this podcast episode, Pastor Mark Parsons and evangelist interns Jon, Calvin, and Charlie discuss six articles from the October 2024 edition of Liahona. They focus on themes of unity, obedience, and personal testimony in the LDS faith, contrasting them with Christian teachings that emphasize shared faith in Christ. The conversation explores empathy, agency, and covenants, examining how the LDS emphasis on moral improvement and ordinances can lead to feelings of inadequacy. The team critically analyzes the role of free will and grace, while also considering how subtle differences in LDS theology open doors for meaningful conversations with LDS friends.

    Here are links to the articles discussed in this episode.

    "A Pattern for Unity in Christ" p. 2-7 - Calvin summarizes and provides an initial analysis

    "Unity—Be of One Heart and One Mind” digital only - Jon summarizes and provides an initial analysis

    "We Follow the Master Minister" p. 8-13 - Charlie summarizes and provides an initial analysis

    "Because of They Faith Thou Have Seen" p. 20-24 - Calvin summarizes and provides an initial analysis

    "Power Through Christlike Living" p. U11-16 - Jon summarizes and provides an initial analysis

    "How My Covenants Keep Me Connected to What Matters Most" p. 31-33 - Charlie summarizes and provides an initial analysis


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