S3 E75 Hope and Charity through Grace with Robert Millet (Moroni 7-9)

The Scriptures Are Real

Kerry Muhlestein

Education, Religion & Spirituality, Courses

4.8 • 540 Ratings

🗓️ 9 December 2024

⏱️ 68 minutes

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Summary

We would love it if you joined us for a Church History workshop this Saturday, Jan. 14th. We will cover a bunch of topics that we think will make it so that you get more out of the entire year of studying D&C and Church History. Go to TSAR.website to register.

In this episode renowned scholar Robert Millet explores with Kerry the powerful teachings in Moroni 7-10. They look at what hope and faith mean, and how they are interrelated. They also discuss how charity springs from those attributes, and how those attributes come from charity. They talk about how the Holy Ghost is a key component to all of this, and how recognizing that all good things come from God can increase your ability to receive promptings from the Spirit. They also talk about the profound things we learn about Christ's atoning sacrifice as they discuss Mormon's teachings about infant baptism.

We are so grateful for our generous donors and sponsors. We are also grateful for our producer, Launchpad Consulting Studio, and for Rich Nicholls, who composed and plays the music for the podcast.

Transcript

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0:00.0	Before we jump into this fantastic episode with Dr. Robert Millett, I just want to invite you.
0:06.1	We've finished a wonderful workshop where we went through some of the Doctor and Covenants
0:11.5	things and church history things that will help us get more out of it this year.
0:15.3	But we're going to do that workshop again.
0:17.2	It's on January, the evening of Thursday, January 2 2nd and the two-thirds of the day
0:22.5	January 3rd we'll have lunch together we can go out to dinner afterwards if we'd like
0:26.0	and you can go to tsar. website and register for it it's going to be fantastic and
0:34.2	we'd also like you to think about helping us to continue to do this I know sometimes people say are you say so much at the beginning I want
0:41.3	you to just jump right into it but we need these kinds of moments to keep this
0:44.8	going the workshop help support the podcast and any given that you do help
0:49.9	support the podcast so that we can keep going so please help us out and we'll enjoy doing this
0:56.3	together for a long time I hope hello and welcome to the scriptures a real podcast this is the
1:09.9	podcast where we talk about elements of the scriptures that help them become more real to us because we believe that helps us draw more power out of them and we need all the help we can get. I'm your host, Kerry Mielstein, and I'm so glad to have with us again, Dr. Robert Millett, who was with us when we did Alma 42 and the chapter's following and you should listen to that.
1:29.3	It was a fantastic episode, but we're glad to have you back. Thanks for being with us.
1:33.4	Good to be with you again.
1:35.9	We're just so excited. And I won't do as much of an introduction this time. I'd encourage people
1:42.3	to listen to the other one to hear that introduction. But just to let people know that Dr. Millett was the chairman of the ancient
1:50.9	scripture department, the dean of religious education, and headed up for a long time and
1:58.7	interfaith effort that was really kind of groundbreaking for us as we
2:05.4	worked with different people. And now is serving a mission teaching institute at Southern Virginia
2:11.7	University. Am I saying it correctly? You got it. What else should we know?
2:16.4	Yeah. Well, I'm married to Shauna
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