Mormon and Moroni reach down through the centuries to speak directly to us. What message did they want to impart?

A brief biography of the Prophet Mormon.

No more "ites." Can you imagine the Book of Mormon without any "ites?" Come and look between the lines.

Once known as the "Holy One of Israel," Jehovah is now known as the "God of the Whole Earth." Gentiles can become part of the House of Israel.

Christ visits and teaches the people in the Lands of Nephi.

Jesus personally teaches the people of Nephi the Sermon at the Bountiful Temple.

The most significant event to occur within the pages of the Book of Mormon - Christ, now resurrected from Jerusalem, appears to the ancient people in the Americas. This is our message to the world. The Book of Mormon is the "second" witness tha...

The Nephites have a hard time staying faithful. Can we relate to their struggle?

We love the story of Samuel the Lamanite. But, is it possible that the original authors failed to include one of the most impactful verses? Join us to find out.

Nephi, the son of Helaman, was so faithful to God, that he was given power over all the earth. Amazing. God must have trusted him without reservation.

There's tremendous turmoil in selecting the new Chief Judge. Nephi and Lehi, the sons of Helaman, serve missions to the Lamanites.

Moroni complained about the support he was getting from his home base. His letter was nothing less than scathing! How would Pahoran, struggling with his own problems, respond to Moroni's angry letter?

Who thought we could learn information about Moses from the Book of Mormon. It's the truth. And we'll discover the reason for a strange "sign of covenant" among the Nephite people. Join us.

Alma teaches his repentant son, Corianton, about the laws of Justice and Mercy. A powerful balance of power.

Alma wrote a letter to his son Helaman describing Alma's miraculous conversion to the gospel of Christ. In writing this beautiful letter, he didn't just scribble down his random thoughts but he composed this letter in ancient Nephite poetic for...

Alma teaches the poor and desolate people who lived among the Mulekites. Faith in Jesus Christ is the first principle of the gospel. How do we gain and grow our faith?

Alma confronts Korihor, and then organizes a missionary excursion to redeem the wayward people of the Zoramites.

What's in a name? Let's explore possible titles for Lamoni's father and brother. Also, what's behind the naming of the converted Lamanite people, the Anti-Nephi-Lehies? Let's look between the lines.

The testimony of a young Lamanite servant girl changes the entire history of the Lamanite people. Come and join us.

Alma and Amulek preached repentance to the people of Ammonihah. How did the people respond? What can we learn from this tragic example?

The remarkable, faith-promoting story of Zeezrum, one of the Book of Mormon's most notorious, then faithful characters.

Alma preaches to two different groups of Nephites. Let's compare and contrast.

An ambitious individual can tremendously influence society, either for good or for evil. What influence did the preacher Nehor have on his people?

All of the different branches of the people of Nephi now return to Zarahemla. Alma the Younger and the four sons of Mosiah are converted to the Church, and none of the sons of Mosiah desire to become the next king, but rather want to dedicate t...

The Nephites in the Land of Nephi are enslaved and persecuted by the Lamanites until they finally find a way to escape and return to Zarahemla.