The WHW of Gospel Principles

This episode of "The WHW of Gospel Principles" focuses on overcoming challenges through God's power, using Doctrine and Covenants 10-11 as a guide. It explores how God's wisdom triumphs over Satan's plans, even when those plans seem to derail God’s work. Key points covered in the episode:The story of the lost 116 manuscript pages of the Book of Mormon. The episode discusses how Satan's plan to alter the stolen pages and destroy God's work backfired because God had already prepared Nephi to create a

This podcast episode, titled "This Is the Spirit of Revelation – Understanding How God Speaks to Us," focuses on the topic of personal revelation and how to recognize it. The episode uses Doctrine and Covenants sections 6–9 as a basis for understanding how God communicates with individuals. Here's a breakdown of the key topics covered:Definition of Revelation: The episode begins by defining revelation as how God communicates His will to His children. It emphasizes that revelation is not just for

This podcast episode focuses on Doctrine and Covenants sections 3-5, exploring the principles of trusting God, serving wholeheartedly, and gaining a witness of truth. The episode uses a "WHW framework" which stands for What, How, and When, to examine each principle. Here's a more detailed breakdown:Segment 1 examines D&C 3, focusing on trusting God's will over the pressures of other people. It uses the example of Joseph Smith's mistake with the lost manuscript pages and emphasizes that God's

This episode of the WHW of Gospel Principles podcast focuses on the principle of turning our hearts to our fathers, based on Doctrine and Covenants 2 and Joseph Smith—History 1:27-65. The episode emphasizes how God’s work of salvation spans generations.The podcast discusses how the phrase "turning the hearts of the children to their fathers" comes from Malachi 4:5-6. This prophecy is important to the Restoration and is repeated in Doctrine and Covenants 2. The podcast explains that Elijah’s role in

In this episode of WHW of Gospel Principles, we explore the principle of personal revelation through the lens of Joseph Smith’s First Vision. Learn the pattern for seeking and receiving answers from God, as revealed in the scriptures. We’ll also compare Joseph’s experience to other powerful examples of revelation from the Old and New Testaments. Discover how you can apply these principles in your own life to find clarity, guidance, and deeper faith. Tune in now!

This episode delves into the significance of Section 1 of the Doctrine and Covenants, often called "The Lord's Preface." The episode emphasizes the historical context of this section, received as a revelation to Joseph Smith in 1831 during a conference focused on compiling revelations.The episode underscores that Section 1 serves as a foundational document, affirming the authenticity of the revelations and Joseph Smith's prophetic role. The episode highlights the Lord's consistent communication

This episode focuses on the restitution of the gospel of Jesus Christ and the importance of prayer. The author begins by explaining the concept of restitution using the analogy of replacing a broken window with an identical one. They emphasize that the restitution of the gospel is a restoration to its original form, as established by Jesus Christ. The author then outlines the structure of Christ's church, highlighting that:Christ is the cornerstone and head of the church.Christ selected 12 apostles