And Yet, We Believe

In this episode, we talked about times from scripture and Church history when actions were attributed to God that don't jive with the idea of our Heavenly Parents loving all of Their children--and how to reconcile that.

In this episode, we take a deep dive into certainty.
Key takeaway: certainty is the opposite of faith!

We try hard for the things we post to be faith-promoting, even if we're talking about difficult things. There is space in this church for people who have questions and concerns, but still love the gospel.
That's us. Here is a top 5 from each of us on things we love about the gospel, even as question-having, deconstructing, finding-where-we-fit Latter-day Saints.

In this episode, we talk about living others "too much" but also why we feel a need to pass judgment on others. Why do we do this?! Is there a time or place where we have finally "arrived" and we get to judge others freely? Will any of us on earth ever get to cast that first stone?
We don't think that's how it works. Watch the video and let us know what you think!

What does it mean for the church to be true? Does it mean it only teaches truth? Or that it has all the truth? In this episode, we dig into how we as Latter-day Saints approach this, and how hopefully we’re being inclusive and loving of those of other faiths.

In this episode, we talk all about the social community or connection at church. Should the church be our primary source for community? What's the purpose of social connection at church?

Filming right before the 4th of July, we dipped our toes into whether we should have patriotic songs, talks, etc. in our worship services. And while patriotism is a noble thing, it probably doesn't belong mixed in with our worship of God and our Savior Jesus Christ on Sundays.

In this episode, we talk all about prayer. I think it is safe to say that most of us were raised placing a lot of stock or weight on prayers. "Ask and it shall be given," etc.
But what happens when our prayers aren't answered? Can we ever share in a testimony that things aren't tied up in a bow and were still sitting in the messy middle?

In this episode, we talk about the ways we serve in the Church, which tend to be full of cultural and traditional norms.
What really matters in how we serve? How do we serve the way Jesus taught?

We all have our different perspectives and theologies when it comes to blessings. Are they from God? Are they because of anything we have done?
When it comes down to it, we feel that gratitude is a better outcome and place to land. Watch the whole video to see how we arrive at that conclusion.