The word "remember" appears over and over again in the scriptures—for a reason. In this video, we explore why "remember" might be the most important word in the English language when it comes to faith, obedience, and avoiding spiritual downfall.

We dive into:

The original Hebrew meaning of “remember” and how it’s an action word

How remembrance prevents apostasy—and forgetting God starts it

The pride cycle (remember → prosper → forget → fall)

Powerful examples from 3 Nephi, where the Nephites forget God and destroy their own society

The role of remembering in the sacrament prayers

When we say “God gave us agency,” what does that actually mean? In this episode, we dig into the powerful doctrine of agency using D&C 93 and other scriptures to explore the eternal nature of our ability to choose—and how God expands that agency by giving us opportunities we wouldn’t otherwise have.

We’ll break down the difference between the ability to choose and the choices we’re given, and explain why God can’t take away our freedom—but He can increase our agency.

In this episode we discuss the quote that Elder Holland shared in his talk from the April, 2025 General Conference. He quoted Richard L. Evans who said, “Many of us profess to be Christians, yet we … do not take Him seriously. … We respect Him, but we don’t follow Him. … We quote His sayings, but we don’t live by them.” “We admire Him, but we don’t worship Him.”

This episode is spent discuss the difference between a worshiper and an admirer of God.

Gain some insight into where you may fall on the scale of worship and what you can do to more fully worship God.

Matthew 7:7 invites us to ask, seek, and knock—but what does that really look like in a disciple’s daily life? In this in-depth conversation, we explore how asking God isn't just about making requests, but about aligning our hearts with His will. We discuss the importance of seeking through scripture and modern revelation, and how knocking represents acting in faith on the inspiration we receive. This sacred cycle, repeated over time, prepares us for the ultimate knock—at the veil, to enter into His presence.

In this thought-provoking episode, we explore the deep roots of the Divine Feminine in ancient Israelite religion and Latter-day Saint theology. Was Heavenly Mother once symbolized in the Tree of Life, the menorah, and even the mysterious figure of Asherah? We examine scriptural patterns, temple symbolism, and the reforms of kings like Hezekiah and Josiah to trace how feminine aspects of divinity may have been suppressed—and how they are now being remembered.

Join us as we connect the dots between:

The menorah’s almond blossoms and sacred light

The Tree of Life in Lehi’s vision and its maternal imagery

Wisdom as the feminine presence of God

The role of Heavenly Mother in LDS doctrine and Restoration theology

This is a rich discussion for anyone interested in ancient scripture, symbolism, and the quiet but powerful presence of the Divine Feminine in sacred tradition.

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