Viewpoint on Mormonism

In the January 2025 Liahona magazine, Mark A. Mathews from the Seminaries and Instititues educational department, explains “Three Reasons We Teach Others About the First Vision.” In the final week of a 2-week series, Bill and Eric take a closer look at this topic over the next two weeks and discuss if this really is a historical event the church should want to focus on. Or is it something they sho...

In the January 2025 Liahona magazine, Mark A. Mathews from the Seminaries and Instititues educational department, explains “Three Reasons We Teach Others About the First Vision.” Bill and Eric take a closer look at this topic over the next two weeks and discuss if this really is a historical event the church should want to focus on. Or is it something they should just pretend will go away? Check i...

In the January 2025 Liahona magazine, Mark A. Mathews from the Seminaries and Instititues educational department, explains “Three Reasons We Teach Others About the First Vision.” Bill and Eric take a closer look at this topic over the next two weeks and discuss if this really is a historical event the church should want to focus on. Or is it something they should just pretend will go away? Check i...

In the January 2025 Liahona magazine, Mark A. Mathews from the Seminaries and Instititues educational department, explains “Three Reasons We Teach Others About the First Vision.” Bill and Eric take a closer look at this topic over the next two weeks and discuss if this really is a historical event the church should want to focus on. Or is it something they should just pretend will go away? Check i...

In the January 2025 Liahona magazine, Mark A. Mathews from the Seminaries and Instititues educational department, explains “Three Reasons We Teach Others About the First Vision.” Bill and Eric take a closer look at this topic over the next two weeks and discuss if this really is a historical event the church should want to focus on. Or is it something they should just pretend will go away? Check i...

In the January 2025 Liahona magazine, Mark A. Mathews from the Seminaries and Instititues educational department, explains "Three Reasons We Teach Others About the First Vision." Bill and Eric take a closer look at this topic over the next two weeks and discuss if this really is a historical event the church should want to focus on. Or is it something they should just pretend will go away? Check i...

This week Bradley Campbell chats with Bill McKeever and discuss aspects of his YouTube video from a few weeks ago. Check out the video as well. https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=lbyYGWlJ6qI&t=21s

This week Bradley Campbell chats with Bill McKeever and discuss aspects of his YouTube video from a few weeks ago. Check out the video as well. https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=lbyYGWlJ6qI&t=21s

This week Bradley Campbell chats with Bill McKeever and discuss aspects of his YouTube video from a few weeks ago. Check out the video as well. https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=lbyYGWlJ6qI&t=21s  

This week Bradley Campbell chats with Bill McKeever and discuss aspects of his YouTube video from a few weeks ago. Check out the video as well. https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=lbyYGWlJ6qI&t=21s  

This week Bradley Campbell chats with Bill McKeever and discuss aspects of his YouTube video from a few weeks ago. Check out the video as well.   https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=lbyYGWlJ6qI&t=21s

MRM’s Bill McKeever and Bradley Campbell discuss the (for most people) unknown history of the Church Patriarch. Where did this position go? And where is the office of “Evangelist”? To see Bradley’s God Loves Mormon video on the topic, watch https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=9RespM40els

MRM’s Bill McKeever and Bradley Campbell discuss the (for most people) unknown history of the Church Patriarch. Where did this position go? And where is the office of “Evangelist”? To see Bradley’s God Loves Mormon video on the topic, watch https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=9RespM40els

MRM’s Bill McKeever and Bradley Campbell discuss the (for most people) unknown history of the Church Patriarch. Where did this position go? And where is the office of “Evangelist”? To see Bradley’s God Loves Mormon video on the topic, watch https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=9RespM40els

MRM’s Bill McKeever and Bradley Campbell discuss the (for most people) unknown history of the Church Patriarch. Where did this position go? And where is the office of “Evangelist”? To see Bradley’s God Loves Mormon video on the topic, watch https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=9RespM40els

MRM's Bill McKeever and Bradley Campbell discuss the (for most people) unknown history of the Church Patriarch. Where did this position go? And where is the office of "Evangelist"? To see Bradley's God Loves Mormon video on the topic, watch https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=9RespM40els

Seventy Paul H. Dunn was a St. Louis Cardinal and a WW2 war hero. Or was he? This week Bill and Eric take a closer look at this man who was possibly the most popular LDS speaker in the 1970s and 80s. Find out as well the item in the Utah Christian Reserach Center that ties Spencer W. Kimball with Dunn. It’s a fascinating series and you won’t want to miss it.

Seventy Paul H. Dunn was a St. Louis Cardinal and a WW2 war hero. Or was he? This week Bill and Eric take a closer look at this man who was possibly the most popular LDS speaker in the 1970s and 80s. Find out as well the item in the Utah Christian Reserach Center that ties Spencer W. Kimball with Dunn. It’s a fascinating series and you won’t want to miss it.

Seventy Paul H. Dunn was a St. Louis Cardinal and a WW2 war hero? Or was he? This week Bill and Eric take a closer look at this man who was possibly the most popular LDS speaker in the 1970s and 80s. Find out as well the item in the Utah Christian Reserach Center that ties Spencer W. Kimball with Dunn. It’s a fascinating series and you won’t want to miss it.

Seventy Paul H. Dunn was a St. Louis Cardinal and a WW2 war hero? Or was he? This week Bill and Eric take a closer look at this man who was possibly the most popular LDS speaker in the 1970s and 80s. Find out as well the item in the Utah Christian Reserach Center that ties Spencer W. Kimball with Dunn. It’s a fascinating series and you won’t want to miss it.

Seventy Paul H. Dunn was a St. Louis Cardinal and a WW2 war hero? Or was he? This week Bill and Eric take a closer look at this man who was possibly the most popular LDS speaker in the 1970s and 80s. Find out as well the item in the Utah Christian Reserach Center that ties Spencer W. Kimball with Dunn. It's a fascinating series and you won't want to miss it.

Lloyd Larkin takes us on his journey from upstate New York to his ministry in Utah. He reflects on his early encounters with Mormon missionaries, and shares how God stirred his heart for church planting, evangelism, and apologetics in one of the most challenging mission fields in the U.S. He recounts powerful moments, including the life-changing impact of a Steve Green concert and the devastating...

Yes, Christmas was 2 weeks ago, but this week Bill and Eric finish their repeat look at Christmas books that were handed out to church employees over a three-decade period. What this series has taught us is that classic works and citations from their leaders should still be considered seriously, even at the end of the 20th/beginning of the 21st centuries. In the last half of the week they consider...

Yes, Christmas was 2 weeks ago, but this week Bill and Eric finish their repeat look at Christmas books that were handed out to church employees over a three-decade period. What this series has taught us is that classic works and citations from their leaders should still be considered seriously, even at the end of the 20th/beginning of the 21st centuries. In the last half of the week they consider...

Yes, Christmas was 2 weeks ago, but this week Bill and Eric finish their repeat look at Christmas books that were handed out to church employees over a three-decade period. What this series has taught us is that classic works and citations from their leaders should still be considered seriously, even at the end of the 20th/beginning of the 21st centuries. In the last half of the week they consider...