In this episode of Zion Media, Shane Baldwin sits down with Jarom for a personal, scripture-anchored exploration of faith, humility, and divine guidance through what Shane calls a “clue package.” Using Alma 32–33, Jacob 5, Luke 8, Isaiah 42, Doctrine & Covenants 68–69, and Revelation 9, they examine how God speaks to individuals through scripture patterns, lived experience, and personal revelation.

This conversation reframes faith not as blind belief, but as a process designed to mature into knowledge. Through Alma’s teaching on the seed of faith, the words of Zenos on prayer, and reflections from a Mexico trip that felt “set apart,” the discussion shows how worship extends far beyond buildings and traditions — and how humility becomes preparation for deeper spiritual work.

🔑 In This Episode, You’ll Learn:

-Why Alma 32 teaches faith as an experiment, not a leap in the dark
-How belief is meant to mature into knowledge through patience and nourishment
-Why being “cast out” or humbled can become a divine invitation rather than a curse
-How worship functions in the wilderness, the field, the home, and the heart
-Why scripture patterns and personal “codes” can reveal individual calling and purpose
-How God invites seekers to plant new seeds without fear when prompted by the Spirit

This episode lays the foundation for a multi-part journey into personal revelation, scripture patterns, and the work God prepares His people to do when they are willing to seek, nourish, and endure.

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In this episode of Zion Media, Shane Baldwin is joined by Karen Hyatt for a candid, deeply faithful exploration of polygamy, D&C 132, eternal marriage, and the character of God. Grounded in scripture, historical documents, and personal revelation, this conversation examines why polygamy has caused spiritual dissonance for generations of Latter-day Saints—and why the question “Is God a polygamist?” matters more than most realize.

Together, Shane and Karen walk through Joseph Smith’s teachings, Emma Smith’s legacy, the Doctrine and Covenants, the Joseph Smith Papers, and the ongoing Restoration, reframing polygamy not as a “difficult commandment,” but as a doctrine that never bore good fruit. This discussion speaks directly to Saints who love the gospel of Jesus Christ yet feel called to seek truth with integrity, clarity, and courage.

🔑 In This Episode, You’ll Learn:

-Why polygamy creates moral and spiritual conflict for faithful Saints
-How D&C 132 differs from Joseph Smith’s public teachings during his lifetime
-Why the “bad seed” test from Alma matters when discerning doctrine
-The emotional and generational cost of the polygamy narrative
-How truth, revelation, and the character of God are inseparable
-Why Emma Smith’s role in the Restoration deserves reexamination
-What “ongoing restoration” actually requires from covenant disciples

This episode is for Latter-day Saints who believe in Jesus Christ, honor Joseph Smith as a prophet, and still feel compelled to pursue truth wherever it leads—trusting that light, not fear, is the foundation of Zion.

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📖 D&C 101 EXPLAINED — The Parable That Reveals How Zion Is Redeemed

Why was Doctrine & Covenants 101 seemingly overlooked — and what does it reveal about the redemption of Zion in the last days?

In this live scripture study on Zion Media, we go deep into D&C 101, Matthew 13 (the Wheat and the Tares), and D&C 86 to uncover a prophetic pattern that explains why watchmen fell asleep, how the enemy entered the vineyard, and what must happen before Zion can be redeemed.

This episode explores:
-Why the parable of the watchtower matters right now
-How the wheat and tares grow together until the harvest
-What it means that the tower was never built
-The identity and role of the watchmen, servants, and reapers
-Why the enemy built a tower — and why it must be thrown down
-The meaning of the “strange act” and “strange work”
-Why scripture suggests a gathering of the residue in the last days
-How agency, apostasy, and preparation all fit God’s pattern

We also discuss:
-Elder Holland’s reference to D&C 101
-The end-of-age harvest
-Why Zion is redeemed, not replaced
-How believers should respond without leaving the Church
-What it means to wake up without steadying the ark
-This is not speculation — it’s scripture interpreting scripture.

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