Topics: 1) Population math again; 2) Necessity of church organization; 3) Alma’s struggle as head of the church; 4) Unbelief in the younger generation; and 5) How to treat loved ones who believe differently.

We start by examining the puzzling population math in Mosiah 25 and question the necessity of church organization as depicted in these chapters. Alma's struggles as head of the church and the treatment of those with differing beliefs are central themes. We also explore the concept of unbelief among the younger generation and how to compassionately engage with loved ones who believe differently.

Join us as we read through key verses and offer candid reflections on church leadership, excommunication, and the evolving nature of personal beliefs. This episode aims to empower listeners to embrace open-minded and meaningful conversations within their communities.

Topics: 1) Alma's baptism; 2) Covenants; 3) Is an organized church necessary?

In this episode of 'Things I Wish I Could Say in Sunday School', dive into a raw and honest discourse on faith. The episode reflects on Mosiah chapters 18-24 and contemplates the understanding of covenants and the necessity of an organized church.

Discover new perspectives on the baptism of Alma, as the episode questions and critiques the traditional narratives. It explores the concept of divine authority, raising intriguing questions on the validity of these narratives applied to ancient cultures.

The significance of covenants in the church is another major theme explored in the episode. Narratives on three types of covenants found in scriptures - through ordinances, made by a group, and by an individual are discussed. It encourages listeners to feel empowered to frame their commitments to God, underlining the importance of personal growth and self-commitment, using the story of Ruth as an example.

The episode also explores the role and importance of the organized church, providing an honest critique of the control maintained by the church over religious rituals, and the barriers it places between individuals and God.

Topics: 1) Written on your heart; 2) How Jesus Christ is the Father and the Son.

Join us in this episode of "Things I Wish I Could Say in Sunday School", as we delve into the lessons from Mosiah 11-17.

Listen as we break down Abinadi's teachings and his conflicts with gluttonous leaders who don't adhere to the teachings they preach.

Our conversations grapples with three impediments to change. It could be your cautious mindset or an inclination to remain in a comfort zone, or you might just face a lack of internal resources.

This episode will implore you to think about core values, those that are truly written on your heart. Recognizing your essential values can help align your life and behaviors, thus promoting personal integrity and growth.

We further evaluate the complex relationship between God and Jesus Christ as portrayed in Mosiah 15. Are they indeed one being as mentioned in the scripture? Or do we interpret them as separate entities?

This episode encourages open-mindedness and personal assessment of beliefs, examining situations where deviation from the group is necessary to maintain one's integrity. Experience a journey of introspection, faith, and self-discovery.