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Faith and Dialogue in the Heart of Salt Lake City
Join Heart of the Matter to bridge Mormonism and Biblical Christianity with engaging discussions, community support, and a fresh perspective on spiritual rebirth.
Faith and Dialogue in the Heart of Salt Lake City
In the heart of Salt Lake City, where Mormonism meets Biblical Christianity, Heart of the Matter continues to engage audiences worldwide. Hosted by Shawn McCraney, the program is accessible via streaming video and archives at www.hotm.tv. The show supports the Salt Lake Rescue Mission, encouraging donations of new socks and winter coats to aid the homeless.
Every Sunday, Heart of the Matter hosts deconstructed church gatherings, MILK at 10 am and MEAT at 2:30 pm, with child-care available for the morning session. For more information, visit www.c-a-m-p-u-s.com. Additionally, the program is replayed on AM 820, a Christian radio station in Utah.
A new television program, “The Ex-Files,” hosted by Bishop Earl, is set to air in February 2012. It invites former LDS members who have embraced Christianity to share their stories. Interested individuals can sign up at www.exmormonfiles.tv.
Exciting news for readers: “Where Mormonism Meets Biblical Christianity Face to Face” will be available in Christian bookstores nationwide by March, thanks to a major distributor. Meanwhile, limited copies of the softback edition are available at Lifeway Christian Books in Murray and through www.hotm.tv.
The show delves into the concept of being “born again,” emphasizing its importance in Christian doctrine. Through a discussion of John 3:1-3, the program contrasts this with Mormon teachings, highlighting the necessity of spiritual rebirth.
The episode also explores the historical context of the Book of Mormon’s creation, focusing on Oliver Cowdery’s role and the translation process. It questions the narrative surrounding Joseph Smith’s use of the Urim and Thummim, suggesting a more human-driven authorship.
Heart of the Matter relies on viewer support to continue its mission. Contributions, whether financial or through prayer, are deeply appreciated. As the influence of Mormonism grows, the program remains committed to providing a platform for dialogue and understanding.
