From Muslim Prisoner to Latter-day Saint: Forgiveness after Family Betrayal and Imprisonment E0021

07/18/24 • 86 min

How can Christ help us forgive those who have wronged us in the most egregious ways?

As a young, Muslim girl in Iran, Shima Baughman’s mom was betrayed by a family member and sent to one of the world’s worst prisons in the middle of a war-torn country. Shima shares how her family has navigated the deep wounds of betrayal.

Can she and her family forgive the woman who betrayed her mom?

How can Christ help us forgive those who have wronged us in the most egregious ways?

Can she and her family forgive the woman who betrayed her mom?

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Church Historian: Here’s How I Approach Complex Church History - Dr. Steven C. Harper E0020

If you, or someone you love, has struggled to reconcile complex church history, join us in our conversation with Dr. Steven C Harper.

Exploring the mystery of multiple First Vision accounts, Stephen Jones sits down with BYU Professor Dr. Steven Harper, a renowned historian and expert on Latter-day Saint history.

They unravel the reasons behind the discrepancies and shed light on the broader implications for faith and history, guiding us toward a deeper understanding of this foundational event.

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Credits: Hosted by Stephen Jones

Written and Produced by Stephen Jones

Edited and Produced by Skyler Sorensen

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Did This Research Just Validate the Latter-day Saint (LDS) Belief of Eternal Families? - Jenet Erickson E0022

What is the ideal family? How can we shoot for the ideal while leaving room for those who can’t meet it?

Jenet Erickson is a BYU professor and researcher. She walks us through the unique roles mothers and fathers play in shaping their children’s lives. Jenet shares how these eternal roles stem from something deeper than tradition.

We also talk about the effects of fragmented families and what we can do to create stronger, more connected homes.