Podcast appearances and mentions of Kyle S Mckay

If the walls of the Kirtland Temple could speak, they would tell you what they saw that day—April 3, 1863—when the Living Christ appeared to the Prophet Joseph Smith and Oliver Cowdery. Still, the temple stands as a witness of the reality of the Resurrection that we celebrate at Easter. Perhaps it is only fitting that the Kirtland Temple reopened under the Church's ownership this week. On this week's episode, Elder Kyle S. McKay shares how history and an understanding of our heritage strengthens our own faith. 2:05- A Cowboy at Heart4:24- Elder Marlin K. Jensen8:20- Attorney By Trade11:19- Learning From Church History Professionals15:56- Approaching Troubling Aspects of Church History20:33- Jane Manning25:46- Historic Site Vs. Operational Temple28:14- Dispensations31:34- Three Temples36:33- The Sacrifices of Women39:33- Why Buy a Replica?41:25- Relationship with the Community of Christ Church46:31- God's Awareness of His Church48:29- What Does It Mean To Be All In the Gospel of Jesus Christ? “He said in back-to-back verses in the Book of Mormon, ‘I am able to do my own work' and He's doing it but this is take a child to work day and it is a glorious privilege to be His child and go to work with Him and watch Him do it.” —Kyle S. McKaySee omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

Boyds discusses The Church of Jesus Christ of Latter Day Saints acquisition of the Kirtland Temple, along with other historic sites in Nauvoo, Illinois. The Church also acquired  manuscripts, letters,and other historic artifacts from the Community of Christ Church. Church Historian Edler Kyle S. McKay and Managing Director of Church History Department Matt Grow join the show.

On the evening of Sept. 21 and the morning of Sept. 22, 1823, the angel Moroni appeared to Joseph Smith, teaching him and revealing the nearby location of an ancient record written on gold plates — the Book of Mormon. He quoted scripture about the Restoration of the gospel of Jesus Christ and the gathering of Israel. With the approaching 200th anniversary of Moroni's visits — four total — the Church News podcast features Elder Kyle S. McKay, a General Authority Seventy and Church historian and recorder, and Keith A. Erekson, director of research and outreach for the Church History Department, talking about these historic visitations. The Church News Podcast is a weekly podcast that invites listeners to make a journey of connection with members of The Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-day Saints across the globe. Host Sarah Jane Weaver, reporter and editor for The Church News for a quarter-century, shares a unique view of the stories, events, and most important people who form this international faith. With each episode, listeners are asked to embark on a journey to learn from one another and ponder, “What do I know now?” because of the experience. Produced by KellieAnn Halvorsen.See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

Kyle S. McKay, a General Authority Seventy of The Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-day Saints at the time of this address, will give his message.

Kyle S. McKay shares why we need to embrace the plan of God and the doctrine of Christ; Christ can undo wrongs and provide healing. Access the speech page here. See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

On April 25, Elder Kyle S. McKay spoke to the youth attending BYU-IDAHO. He very eloquently explained that doubting ANYTHING about The Church of Jesus Christ of LDS is satanic; that Satan can appear as the God of light and deceive and that you should have faith to believe in The Church even when historical… Read More »Elder Kyle S. McKay BYU-Idaho Mind Control: She Became Visible: 040 The post Elder Kyle S. McKay BYU-Idaho Mind Control: She Became Visible: 040 appeared first on Mormon Discussions Podcasts - Full Lineup.

Church historian, Kyle S. McKay gave a devotional address on April 25th at BYU Idaho and Mormonish is here to give you a thorough run down and blow by blow account of this unexpected address that social media is buzzing about. When the church historian says the answer is not to look for answers, we need to dig a little deeper! **We had a little trouble with the audio sync on the clips of the devotional talk in this episode, but audio is great so you'll still be able to follow along

Elder Kyle S. McKay talks about his devotional address and discusses the importance of maintaining our focus on Christ -- not looking beyond, and not stopping short.

BYU-Idaho Devotional "A Sure and Certain Foundation" by Elder Kyle S. McKay

Kyle S. McKay shares why we need to embrace the plan of God and the doctrine of Christ; Christ can undo wrongs and provide healing. Click here to view the speech. See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

This is a moment to reflect on receiving comfort from God during trials, as Elder Kyle S. McKay shares a story of God instantly helping a sister in her time of need.

Elder Kyle S. McKay and Jeffery N. Bunker speak on why we need Jesus Christ in our lives.

Welcome to Edified!Is our mindset about repentance keeping us from increasing our ability to recognize and receive personal revelation?Do our beliefs about the principle of repentance limit our ability to access the power of God? In this bonus episode, I share four common myths about repentance and how these myths might be creating roadblocks that keep us from allowing God to more fully prevail in our lives. And I suggest three mindset shifts that will enable us to view repentance as a proactive principle with powerful promises designed to deepen and strengthen our connection to each member of the Godhead. Four Common Myths About Repentance:1. Repentance is only for “sinners.” (ie., I only need to repent when I sin.)2. I cannot repent more than once for the same sin.3. I must not be forgiven, because I keep remembering my past mistakes.4. When I repent, God doesn’t “forget” my sins, He just chooses not to hold them against me. Three Mindset Shifts:1. Repentance is for everyone, every day.2. Sincere daily repentance is like hitting our spiritual “reset” button.3. Daily repentance binds us to God and helps us allow our will to be “swallowed up in the will of God.”DO ONE THING -- Call to Action:Write Yourself a Letter from Jesus.What does Jesus love about me?What is one thing Jesus wants me to do better?What is one thing Jesus wants me to stop doing?What words of encouragement would Jesus say to me right now?Repentance is a principle of joy with powerfully profound promises.Resources:Kyle S. McKay, "There Must Needs Be a Christ"Stephen W. Owen, "Repentance is Always Positive"Jeffrey R. Holland, "Remember Lot's Wife"Jeffrey R. Holland, "The Best is Yet to Be"Follow me on IG: @melinda.r.morganFollow me on FB: @Edified: Insights for LDS WomenWatch this episode on YouTube:  https://youtu.be/T9gkyMRpT8o

Kyle S. McKay shares why we need to embrace the plan of God and the doctrine of Christ; Christ can undo wrongs and provide healing. See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

Edified: Insights for LDS WomenEpisode 40, "How to Gain Access to God's Presence"Season 2Air Date: 14 FEB 2021This week's Conference spotlight comes from Elder Ulisses Soares -- "Seek Christ in Every Thought." What does it mean to seek Christ in every thought? Three Questions to Consider:1. How does seeking Christ help us gain access to His presence? 2. Where do we find Christ in our thoughts? And3. How can we make sure Christ's attributes are reflected in our thoughts?Scripture References:1 Chronicles 16:11 D&C 88:83 Psalm 63:1 D&C 88:83 D&C 93:1 D&C 121:45-46 Galatians 5:22-25 Nehemiah 6Some Key Points:We gain access to Christ when we learn to do all that we do in His name. When our mind is the mind of Christ, our words the words of Christ--when His words abide in us, when our wishes are his wishes, our desires his desires, and when we see others through his eyes and love others as He does.We gain access to Christ when we think of the Sabbath as our holy place, and partaking of the Sacrament as the "Holy of Holies." The priests prepare the body of Christ for it's final resting place (within us). The deacons act as pallbearers bringing the body of Christ to "rest in peace in us." (Elder Kyle S. McKay) When we repent daily, we re-align our will to God's will. And we can learn to recognize negative thoughts before they take root. The focus of our thoughts is connected to our ability to remain in the Spirit. The challenge for each of us is to learn how to think the way Jesus thinks. It’s not about asking ourselves "What would Jesus do?" as much as it is asking, "How would Jesus think in this situation?" If we learn to think like Jesus thinks, our actions will follow His more closely. Truths about how Jesus thinks:He thinks about the will of His Father. He thinks about what is necessary to bring to pass our eternal life.He puts people above programs, problems or politics.He considers the needs of others -- always willing to leave the 99 to serve the one.He thinks about unity--unifying the family of God.His thoughts are governed by charity.There’s more I'll discover as I continue in this quest. Promised Blessings:Our ability to control our thoughts will increase significantly.Our spiritual maturity will grow at an increasing pace.Our heart will change, and we will become more like Christ.The influence of the Holy Ghost will be more intense and continuous in our life.Temptations will lose their power over us.Elder Soares added this promise: As we learn to seek Christ in every thought, "the Lord will send an added measure of His Holy Spirit to strengthen and comfort us and we may become individuals after the Lord’s own heart." Do One Thing:Focus on gaining access to the presence of God by more fully taking upon you the Name of Jesus Christ. Choose one Name of Christ to take upon you more fully this week. Here are some samples:CounselorTeacherHealerSaviorAdvocateComforterLionShepherdCreatorDelivererBread of LifeLight of the WorldLiving watersThe truthThe WayThe WordThe Rock"Seek Christ in Every Thought" -- Ulisses S. Soares"Attributes of Christ"Follow me @melinda.r.morgan

Elder Kyle S. McKay is a General Authority Seventy and assistant executive director of the Church History Department. In this episode Elder McKay explains the aftermath of the passage of the Edmunds-Tucker Act in 1887.

Elder Kyle S. McKay