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Join us this week as we discuss this weeks lesson on the commandment to forgive others and the struggles we face to have a willing heart and mind. It's not always easy to drop what we are doing and to be on The Lord's errand. Learning how to do that as often as possible will draw us closer to God.
William McLellin, had questions that only The Lord was aware of. The prophet Joseph Smith answered those questions in section 66. What did William McLellin do with those answers and how did it effect his faithfulness. What do we do with the answers that we receive from The Lord?


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What does the month of June mean to you?..
In this powerful and timely episode of Saints in the South, we open up a conversation that too often remains in the shadows: men’s mental health. As June marks Men’s Mental Health Awareness Month, we confront the stigma surrounding emotional vulnerability and the pressure many men feel to “tough it out” in silence. With compassion and candor, we talk about the real struggles—including depression, anxiety, and the sobering suicide rates among men—and why seeking help is not a sign of weakness, but of strength.
We also explore how gospel principles and Church resources can provide healing, hope, and resilience. From the eternal truths that affirm our divine worth, to practical programs offered by the Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-day Saints, we highlight how faith and mental health can—and must—work together. Whether you’re struggling yourself, supporting someone who is, or just want to be part of a healthier, more Christlike culture, this episode is for you. Let’s break the silence and build stronger, more spiritually grounded men—together.




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Saints in the South CLASSIC!
This week we discuss the travels of some of the saints travels from Independence, Missouri back to Kirtland, Ohio and other areas. The Elders that had been set apart to teach were not doing much preaching. They were focused on other things such as getting back as well as being fearful of others if they were to preach the word of The Lord from the newly founded Church of Jesus Christ. The Lord rebuked them in that they were to repent and teach the gospel.
He tells them that it did not matter what way they traveled as long as they fulfilled their mission along the way to preach the Gospel.

Join us as we share some personal experiences and how we have likened the scriptures unto ourselves.


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