A short daily newsletter for Latter-day Saints, covering the conversations, debates and creators shaping our faith community.
Subscribe free Read today’s issue
Latter-day Saint YouTube creator behind "Let's Talk w/ Hayden Carroll"
Hayden hosts a YouTube channel built around conversations and debates on Latter-day Saint belief, often with Christians of other traditions, and posts short clips and commentary on X. His topics lately include the Trinity, Calvinism and whether the Bible is infallible. He also has a new book on Amazon challenging the creedal view of God.
Independent creator content: the channel's own video descriptions say the views are the creator's and not official Church positions.
One email each morning. Free. Unsubscribe anytime.
A BYU New Testament scholar looks at how Luke and John portray the women who followed Jesus to the cross and the empty tomb, and what Mary Magdalene's story offers disciples today.
Elder David A. Bednar and Sister Susan Bednar joined students in Rexburg for a torch lighting, a devotional and an ice cream tradition during BYU–Idaho's anniversary week.
Elder Neil L. Andersen urges BYU students to make a deliberate, settled commitment to Jesus Christ, saying reason has a role but revelation has the last word.
The Cwic Show discusses the Church’s $1 million donation connected to Prop 1.
John Hilton III on Jeremiah 1–20 for next week’s Come, Follow Me.
A clip from a larger discussion on the claim that being a “Berean” (Acts 17) makes you more objective in reading scripture.
What Latter-day Saint creators are talking about on X
Let’s Talk w/ Hayden Carroll @Lets_Talk_HC
Hayden asks whether a believer who rejects the fourth-century idea that the Father and Son share one substance is being asked to accept something Jesus and the Apostles never taught. It drew one of the busiest reply threads of the day.
Oct 14, 10:58 PM PT · 187 likes · 25 replies · 6 reposts
View post on X ↗
Trevor Tomesh @realDrTT
A Catholic commentator thanks the Latter-day Saints who reached out to say they were praying for Pope Leo XIV, a small interfaith moment that got a warm response.
Oct 13, 3:53 PM PT · 381 likes · 13 replies · 2 reposts
View post on X ↗
Troy Sariah @BlackBlessedLDS
Troy pushes back on a common argument that Matthew 16:18 points to a Great Apostasy, saying the verse promises the Church will endure but does not itself describe an apostasy.
Oct 15, 6:53 AM PT · 38 likes · 5 replies · 2 reposts
View post on X ↗
Latter-day Truth @Latterdaytruth
Quoting a line from the hymn “O My Father,” this account says it is thankful for the restored teaching that we are children of Heavenly Parents.
Oct 15, 7:28 AM PT · 38 likes · 1 replies · 3 reposts
View post on X ↗
See more in Social Pulse →
Posts reflect the views of their authors, not The Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-day Saints or The Daily Deseret. Summaries are ours; updated 2026-10-15.