In this Zion Media episode, Shane Baldwin is joined by Dale Bishop Porter, Jordan Bales, and Rob Hinds for a direct and sobering conversation on the Strange Act, the Lord’s vineyard, and the calling of servants in the last days. Drawing from the Doctrine and Covenants, the Gospels, the Book of Moses, and the Joseph Smith Translation, the discussion confronts foundational LDS questions about who we pray to, covenant worship, and how revelation reshapes discipleship.

This episode explores repeated scriptural patterns of rejected servants, the chief cornerstone, and the transfer of stewardship when fruits are not rendered. With urgency and testimony, it examines Babylon versus Zion, laying down crowns, and the cost of stepping out of comfort and institutional routine to labor directly in the vineyard of God.

Key Themes Covered:
- Jehovah as the Eternal Father and its impact on prayer
- The Strange Act and the sending of “other servants”
- The vineyard, the cornerstone, and rejected authority
- Babylon versus Zion and consecrated discipleship
- The remnant, the last days, and preparing to meet God

This episode is for Latter-day Saints who feel an awakening, a discomfort with complacency, and a call to deeper repentance and service. It invites viewers to read the scriptures more carefully, listen for the voice of the Lord, and honestly ask whether they are ready to say, “Here am I. Send me.”


Watch the full episode on YouTube: https://youtu.be/nCyIJEtecsA

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