Truth and Soberness: Discussing Come Follow Me
"Declaring the Word through Come Follow Me"This is a show where faith is discussed plainly and respectfully, where questions are welcomed, and where listeners of all ages and backgrounds can feel at home.
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Why Isaiah Matters in the Last Days (opens the original)
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Why did Nephi, Moroni, and Jesus Christ all encourage us to study Isaiah? In this episode of Truth and Soberness, hosts Jason Hunter and Jeff Hicks explore one of the most challenging and rewarding books of scripture. Many readers struggle with Isaiah's symbolism, prophetic language, and layered meanings. In this discussion, Jason and Jeff explain why Isaiah is often called the "Rosetta Stone" of scripture and why understanding his writings can unlock deeper insights into the Book of Mormon, the
Esther and Job: Faith, Endurance, and Trusting God Through Trials (opens the original)
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In this episode of Truth and Soberness , Jason and Jeff explore the remarkable books of Esther and Job , uncovering layers of symbolism, faith, and spiritual endurance that continue to resonate with students of the Gospel today. Their discussion of Esther highlights the book’s unique place in scripture, its subtle but powerful temple imagery, and the significance of one of the Bible’s most compelling female figures. Through Esther’s courageous approach to the king, the hosts examine themes of di
Do Not Steady the Ark (opens the original)
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We've all heard the phrase, "Do not steady the ark," but do we really understand the history behind this counsel? Jason and Jeff discuss this important principle as it applies in gospel teachings and everyday living. As you listen, consider what you can do to follow this wise counsel. How does it apply in today's gospel environment?
Goliath was actually the Underdog (opens the original)
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Jason and Jeff begin their discussion with the story of David and Goliath. Jeff makes the case that David had nearly every advantage of victory in this epoch conflict. The great story of David and Goliath can inspire disciples of Jesus Christ to find success in "moving their own mountains" in life. Jason shares his ideas regarding David's life as King of Israel. The discussion moves into experiences students of the Old Testament might encounter as they weigh Biblical stories as absolute truth or
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