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in this episode of "revival: a good news brand podcast," hosts david butler and stephan taeger discuss elder b. corey cuvelier’s talk, “the name by which ye are called.” inspired by dave’s recent trip to the holy land, they explore what it means to truly take upon oneself the name of jesus christ—living with grace, loyalty, and generosity. through heartfelt reflection and scriptural insight, the hosts emphasize that discipleship is both a relationship and a daily choice to extend christ’s love, reminding listeners that god’s mercy reaches everyone, everywhere.join us for a weekly revival!your hosts, david butler & stephan taeger

in this episode of "revival: a good news brand podcast," hosts david butler and stephan taeger explore the transformative power of music in faith and identity. david shares personal news about discovering his heritage linked to the house of israel, while both reflect on sister tracy y. browning’s talk, "tune your heart to jesus christ: the sacred gift of primary music." through stories, history, and personal experiences, they discuss how music teaches gospel principles, connects believers, and serves as a spiritual foundation—especially for children—offering comfort, healing, and a lasting connection to god across generations and cultures.join us for a weekly revival!your hosts, david butler & stephan taeger

in this episode of "revival: a good news brand podcast," hosts david butler and stephan taeger discuss elder matthew s. holland’s general conference talk, "forsake not your own mercy." they explore themes of suffering, mercy, and god’s loyal love (chesed), using the story of jonah as a symbol of forgiveness and redemption. the hosts reflect on finding divine messages in flawed individuals, balancing literal and symbolic scripture interpretation, and how gospel principles can be lived concretely. their conversation encourages embracing life’s challenges, recognizing god’s inexhaustible love, and seeking hope and revival through faith.join us for a weekly revival!your hosts, david butler & stephan taeger

in this episode of "revival: a good news brand podcast," hosts david butler and stephan taeger discuss the importance of family, faith, and traditions, inspired by president dallin h. oaks’ talk, "the family-centered gospel of jesus christ." through personal stories and doctrinal insights, they explore how unique family traditions foster connection, how faith communities become spiritual families, and how grace and repentance offer hope and healing. their heartfelt conversation encourages listeners to cherish their own traditions, embrace spiritual belonging, and find peace in the ongoing journey of growth and faith.join us for a weekly revival!your hosts, david butler & stephan taeger

in this episode of "revival: a good news brand podcast," hosts david butler and stephan taeger discuss elder sandino roman’s talk, "faith: a bond of trust and loyalty." they explore faith as a relational trust in god, shaped by promises, covenants, and personal experiences. through stories and scriptural insights, the hosts emphasize balancing hopeful expectation for miracles with humble surrender to god’s will, encouraging listeners to share their own spiritual experiences and deepen their relationship with god through trust, loyalty, and community.join us for a weekly revival!your hosts, david butler & stephan taeger

in this episode of "revival: a good news brand podcast," hosts david butler and stephan taeger explore the theme of reverence for sacred things, inspired by elder soares’s teachings. they discuss how reverence enriches daily life, share personal stories, and offer practical advice on cultivating gratitude and recognizing the sacred in ordinary moments. the hosts reflect on meaningful experiences, both joyful and sorrowful, and connect these to faith in jesus christ. blending humor, insight, and heartfelt reflection, david and stephan invite listeners to find and celebrate the divine in everyday life.join us for a weekly revival!your hosts, david butler & stephan taeger

in this episode of "revival: a good news brand podcast," hosts david butler and stephan taeger discuss elder jeffrey r. holland’s talk, "as a little child," exploring the virtues of purity, innocence, and humility. they share personal stories of faith, reflect on moments when the kingdom of god feels present, and emphasize the importance of recapturing childlike joy and love in adulthood. the conversation highlights how simple acts of love, laughter, and faith can reveal god’s presence and inspire deeper discipleship. the episode closes with encouragement to embrace childlike wonder and the good news of faith.join us for a weekly revival!your hosts, david butler & stephan taeger

in this episode of "revival: a good news brand podcast," hosts david butler and stephan taeger discuss the theme of mercy, inspired by elder james r. rasband’s talk, "the plan of mercy." they explore mercy’s role in faith, discipleship, and the restoration of the gospel, sharing personal stories and reflections on forgiveness. the hosts also touch on fall traditions, baseball playoffs, and community events like the revival concert. the episode emphasizes that mercy is central to god’s character and the restoration, encouraging listeners to embrace and extend mercy in their own lives.join us for a weekly revival!your hosts, david butler & stephan taeger

in this episode of "revival: a good news brand podcast," hosts stephan taeger and dave butler discuss faith, repentance, and the joy found in the gospel, inspired by sister tamara w. runia’s talk, your repentance doesn’t burden jesus christ; it brightens his joy. they share personal stories about forgiveness, reflect on god’s loving nature, and emphasize that our worth is rooted in god’s love, not our obedience. the episode encourages listeners to imagine what jesus would pray for them, fostering deeper faith, compassion, and understanding of god’s grace.join us for a weekly revival!your hosts, david butler & stephan taeger

in this episode of revival: a good news brand podcast, hosts dave butler and stephan taeger dive into president lund’s talk “divine authority sublime young men.” they discuss how priesthood authority disrupts worldly patterns, the power of everyday discipleship, and the vital role of youth in the church. through inspiring stories—including a bishop finding healing through the sacrament prayer and parents seeing god’s promises fulfilled in hardship—the hosts highlight how service, holy habits, and adapting discipleship to life’s stages can bring purpose, hope, and transformation.join us for a weekly revival!your hosts, david butler & stephan taeger