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In this week’s series, MRM’s Bill McKeever and Eric Johnson discuss Seventy Sam Wong gave a confernece message in April 2026 on “Remember, Remember” on what Latter-day Saints need to remember in their spiritual lives. Is Mormonism a works-oriented religion? This talk should erase all doubts that this is still true in the 21st century.
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MRM’s Bill McKeever and Eric Johnson take a closer look at Susan S. Porter’s April 2026 General Conference message titled “Here Am I: Send Me” referring to the unique LDS doctrine called the preexistence.
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