Speeches of 2021-07-10

001 - MucThanKyTH

The Form

the student teachers

He's Nuts

the devil's brigade

Move In Day

what's new pussycat

Lois and Clarke

ask any girl

September 26-October 2
Scot and Maurine Proctor are joined by scripture scholar Jeffrey Bradshaw to share why Isaiah 53 is the crown jewel of the New Testament. It is not only unforgettable in its beauty, but stunning in increasing our understanding of what the Savior did for each of us personally. When the discussion is expanded to include Isaiah 50-57, we see how deeply Isaiah speaks of the Messiah and why we have a glorious future and do not need to be afraid.

Come Follow Me OT Podcast 40, “He Hath Borne Our Griefs, and Carried Our Sorrows,” -- Isaiah 50-57

December 5-11
You remember that the Babylonians sacked Jerusalem in 586 B.C. and carried away many to Babylon. Well, then Babylon got their due and in 538 B.C. they were overthrown by the Persian empire under Cyrus the Great. He then ended the exile of the Jews and allowed them to start returning to Jerusalem around 537 B.C. Frankly, not everyone wanted to go back and the return happened in waves. Do we get too entrenched in Babylon ourselves? Are we reluctant to come unto the Savior and give our all to Him? Do we understand what he really wants from us? Let’s talk about this.

Come Follow Me OT Podcast 50, “Holiness unto the Lord,” -- Haggai; Zechariah 1-3; 7-14

December 12-18
Turning the hearts of the fathers to the children and the children to the fathers is one of the most important works in mortality. It has been the burden of the ages and is especially critical in the Dispensation of the Fulness of Times. This scripture is mentioned in the Old Testament (Mal. 4:5:6); the New Testament (Luke 1:17); The Book of Mormon (3 Nephi 25:5,6), The Doctrine and Covenants (see Section 2) and the Pearl of Great Price (JS History 1: 38,39). We think the Lord is trying to get our attention. Come this week and explore the promises of tithing and the joy of family history work.

Come Follow Me OT Podcast 51, “I Have Loved You, Saith the Lord,” -- Malachi

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FREE$LAVE - CRAZY DRAMA

DawgNation Daily -- the daily podcast for Georgia Bulldogs fans

NOTE: There was a brief issue with the recording at the start of today's show. Unfortunately, the podcast is joined in progress.

Beginning of the show: A look at what an ESPN personality said clapping back at some of her ESPN colleagues for their love of Alabama.

10-minute mark: I discuss why Kirby Smart's recent message to the team about Kearis Jackson's success in the NFL sets the right tone for the upcoming season. 

15-minute mark: I discuss the latest on UGA's RB injuries.

20-minute mark: Mike Griffith joins the show.

40-minute mark: I take a look at other SEC headlines including a preview of the top Week 1 games.

50-minute mark: I discuss a UGA DB who Kirby Smart has said has made some "wow" plays during practice.

End of show: I award a Golden Shoe winner and share the Gator Hater Countdown.

Episode 2021: ESPN personality calls out colleagues for disrespecting UGA

Come Follow Me OT Podcast 51, “I Have Loved You, Saith the Lord,” -- Malachi

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