Ryan Wilkins and Marshall McConkie

Gospel Chats

On this podcast our hosts will wrestle with topics pertaining to the Gospel of Jesus Christ. In their raw, unscripted, and real way, Ryan and Marshall try to model what it looks like to ask, seek, and knock.

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Ryan Wilkins and Marshall McConkie

Kategorie

Religion

Podcast-Website

www.stgeorgeinstitute.com

Neueste Folge

6. Jul 2026

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Repentance not Punishment 12.08.2024

Now we're gonna dive into the topic of repentance. Repentance is often discussed within the gospel but do we understand it? In seminary, we're taught what repentance is but often is confused with punishment. So let's talk on why repentance is not punishment.

Astonishment in Christ 12.08.2024

Continuing the topic from Episode 1, let's dive deeper into astonishment. How do you keep your astonishment? Many loose that astonishment in Christ and his gospel but let's talk more on how we can keep our astonishment.

Living in Astonishment 12.08.2024

Meet Brother Wilkins and Brother McConkie! These are our hosts of Gospel Chats at St. George Institute. As Institute teachers who love the gospel, they've taken on this new endeavor of discussing gospel topics on this podcast to open up a door of new thinking or understanding for listeners. So listen to our first episode "Living in Astonishment" and think about what astonishment is i...

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