The world only allows us two choices; be like the world or be quiet. Anything else is intolerant and unloving, "because love is love is love"; an accepting or apathetic response is the only correct response. The scriptures tell us otherwise and provide us with a logical test and a cohesive argument of the truth. So listen in to a Christian conversation and response to "Gay Pride" month.

Wrestling with God. What is the secret to a remission of our sins? How is it done? This small book is like a testimony from Enos to the Church on any given Wednesday night prayer service. The lesson that is to be learned is to have faith in Christ; believe in the gift of Christ then "go to it", and be a Christian.

Because sometimes God tells you to stop for ice cream.... Powerful testimonies and scriptures of God's love and interest in our lives, featuring Priest Eric Lee. Interview by Daniel Malone.

"New Beginnings", featuring Elder Cody Fann. Interview by Daniel Malone. (Some technical issues with the interviewer's microphone resulted in a loss of some content and poor quality audio. In some instances audio was added post interview to maintain the continuity of the responses.)

God is Everything. Everything else is nothing. "The glory of God overshadows all things", featuring Apostle Jay Moser. Interview by Daniel Malone.

God's Perfect Timing, featuring Elder Martin Addie. Interview by Daniel Malone.

"Every scripture needs to teach us about Jesus Christ." -Donald Gill. Interview by Daniel Malone.

With a topic that thematically relates to Christian Tactician, I take my turn at diagnosing the duties and responsibilities of a man. The responsibility of the ministry to be "watchmen" is the same responsibility that husbands have over their families, with the same consequences for failure. Jacob is compelled by God to condemn the actions of the Nephites with harsh words such that "many hearts died, pierced with deep wounds." The whole Church suffers from the consequences of sin.  I believe these two chapters are written in such a compelling and powerful way so as to give men warning who hear it. I for one am convicted by Jacob's strong imagery and the explanation of the consequences of failure upon our children and our wives. Indeed, the entirety of the Church of Christ is not unaffected by the sins of the few.  These chapters are difficult for a man to hear. Sometimes I ask myself, "How can a man ever be Holy? How is it done?"

Who was Xenos? I am not sure, but I love his prophecy as related by Jacob. Grab your crayons and a blank sheet of paper and get ready to visualize each step of the prophecy. It is a lot of coloring and it might be hard to understand at times, but if you "Go to and labor with your might" you just may gain a deeper understanding of the prophecy of Xenos. Materials needed for this podcast. Two blank sheets of paper (one to start over with).  A green crayon (Israeal, the Tame Olive tree).  A brown crayon (the Gentiles, the wild Olive tree).  A red or orange crayon(depending on if you prefer apples or oranges as good fruit).  A black crayon (bad fruit).

The last words of Jacob are recorded in chapter 4, complete with an Amen. Then we have another chapter that was added. Remember we are writing on metal plates here. We can't just press delete or backspace so instead we get a denouement.  The encounter with Sherem was important enough that Jacob added it to his record and it is a defining moment for Jacob. We learn more about him. Then, he feels his age and time wearing on him and he describes his life "as it were a dream". Maybe its just me, but I relate to it in a sort of french film noir kind of way. The doomed working-class antihero, alone, haunted by the impending doom of his brothers attacks on his people, resigned to his fate as the defender of Christ and leader of the stiff necked Nephites. As his scene ends he tips his Fedora hat and says, "Adieu".