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Radio Free Mormon: 226: From TBM to RFM, Part 1

I went on John Dehlin’s show recently to talk about the turning points in my life that have turned me from a True Believing Mormon […]

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Radio Free Mormon: 198: Defender of the Faith, Lecture 10, Grace v. Works

This is Lecture 10 in my twelve-lecture Institute class on Defending the Faith taught at the University of Texas at Austin in the spring semester […]

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Radio Free Mormon: 149: Overcoming Gravitational Fields

RFM shows how clinging to religious convictions in spite of the evidence can tether us to places where we cannot grow or learn.  Only by […]

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Radio Free Mormon: 122: Resolving Spiritual Experiences

RFM flew to Utah to give a special presentation at the St. George Post-Mormon Group on January 12, 2020. This is the audio of that […]

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Radio Free Mormon: 100: Unanswered Prayers

Does God answer all the prayers of his righteous children?  Church leaders say yes.  Tonight, Radio Free Mormon puts this claim under the microscope, and […]

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Radio Free Mormon: 98: My Meeting with the Stake President

Tonight Radio Free Mormon tells us all about his meeting with the stake president. This is gonna be one for the record books!

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Radio Free Mormon: 97: Elder Snow Goes Rogue

Elder Snow is the outgoing head of the Church History Department. He was recently interviewed by two reporters on the Salt Lake Tribune’s podcast, “Mormon […]

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Radio Free Mormon: 93: RFM Goes to Sunstone

This podcast contains the complete audio of my presentation at Sunstone on August 2, 2019. Thank you so much to everybody who showed up! I […]

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Radio Free Mormon: 20: Faith Not To Be Healed

Today Behind enemy lines, Radio Free Mormon dives into what it means to have “Faith Not To Be Healed”.  RFM explores what we have taught […]

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Radio Free Mormon: 15: New Evidence for The Book Of Mormon

Today Radio Free Mormon throws us a curveball and shows us things are not so easy to brush off.  That while there are many contradiction […]

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