The tale of the Jaredite barges and their journey across the Pacific Ocean is one of the most controversial stories of the Book of Mormon. But there is a remarkable story to be told and close examination finds ample evidence for such a voyage. And that evidence is very compelling. I invite you to listen and form your own opinions on these extraordinary scriptures.

Thee incredible story of the brother of Jared as he goes before the Lord and pierces the veil. The Lord touches sixteen stones and makes them glow. He stands before the Lord and receives his personal redemption from the fall.

The Book of Ether is an anachronism in the Book of Mormon; it is a bump, it sticks out. It is about a people from a completely different place, a completely different time, and a completely different race. The people were not Israelites...the Israelites didn't even exist yet. So what is it doing in the Book of Mormon. Well, it is the story that was on the 24 gold plates that king Limhi's people found and that Mosiah translated. We have it because Moroni decided to tag it on to the end of his Father's abridgment; and I'm so glad that he did.
Come join me as we explore the world of the Jaredites!

It may seem odd that there would be a book inside of the Book of Mormon titled "the Book of Mormon" but Mormon was a prophet just like any of the other prophets and was entitled to write his own account just as they had. He didn't know, at the time, that he would end up writing a larger abridgment of the entire record as well.
His own record was a tragic account of the total destruction of his people and the horrible scenes that he was unavoidably made to observe. This is a sad tale but one that is important to learn if we are to avoid the same fate they suffered. So gird up your loins and have a listen.

As Jesus finishes up his visit to the Nephites he grants the disciples their desires regard his work. Three of them have a very special request and because of that, they are among us today.

As Jesus continues his teaching to the Nephites, he speaks of the Millennium and their contribution to its bringing about. Through these words we get to fully understand just how critical the Book of Mormon is to all the events of the last days and the coming of the Savior in glory as the his millennial reign begins.
Please join me, won't you?

On the second day of his visit, the Savior healed the people and blessed the little children. He then showed the people the power of prayer without ceasing, and the value of pondering and meditating. Great miracles were manifest and heavenly visitations of angelic messengers abounded. It was a very blessed and powerful experience.

As he did in Jerusalem, the Savior delivered an sermon to the Nephites and Lamanites in the New World. It would stand to reason that it would be similar to his sermon on the mount, and indeed, it was; however, a different setting, a different place and a different people would dictate that the it not be exactly the same sermon; so let's see what differences there are...and why.