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4th Watch 2: Testimony and Lifelong Conversion

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The 4th Watch is a new series of podcasts based on the 14th chapter of Matthew in which the Savior meets the apostles by walking on the water.  Brother Ned Scarisbrick talks about how he received his testimony while serving in the U.S. Navy in Vietnam.

Brother Scarisbrick also reviews an article written by Vicky Gilpin on the anti-Mormon website called “Mormonism Investigated UK,” regarding Chapter 3 of the Lorenzo Snow Manual, “Lifelong Conversion: Continuing to Advance in the Principles of Truth.”  Brother Scarsbrick’s discussion reveals a common set of misunderstandings and false assumptions regarding what we teach.  He uses a simple question and answer format to allow us to draw our own conclusions on what is being taught in this lesson.

4th Watch 1: Introduction

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4th Watch

The 4th Watch is a new series of podcasts based on the 14th chapter of Matthew when the Savior meets the apostles by walking on the water.  Brother Ned Scarisbrick is a convert to the Church and uses his unique style to bring us  closer to our Savior by keeping our focus where it belongs.  On the Lord Jesus Christ and his abilities to see us through the winds and waves of life.  Brother Scarisbrick has been a member of the Church since 1970 when he was baptised in Vietnam while serving in the US Navy.  He has been involved in apologetic work for over thirty years and looks forward to addressing  listeners with a practical approach to gospel issues by offering a question and answer format for the average Church member and those who desire to understand the basic gospel truths.

Keeping the Faith 6a: A Household of Partial Faith, pt 1

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How can we help activate less-active family members and friends? What happens when we can’t? What does a person do when a spouse leaves the Church? How can we maintain our faith when those closest to us are losing theirs? In this interview, we hear from a woman who grew up with a less-active father. After she was married in the temple, her husband too became less-active, and eventually had his name removed from the records of the Church. She discusses her experience with these family members and what she has done to retain her faith in the gospel.