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Applying Brigham Young’s 1845 Nauvoo Temple covenant to consecrate all we have to God—a timeless call to unity, service, and lifting those left behind. What does it really mean to live a consecrated life—and why does it matter today?
In this first episode of the Living Consecration Podcast, I share a message I gave in church about consecration: dedicating everything—our time, talents, resources, and heart—to God and His service.
Consecration means living “all in” for God, letting Him guide how we use what we have and who we are. But how does that actually look in real life—at work, at home, and in our personal struggles?
In this episode, we lay the foundation for the journey ahead: discovering how consecration transforms ordinary living into spiritual purpose.
Future episodes will include voices from other faith traditions and personal stories about applying this divine principle in a modern world.
SUBSCRIBE and join the conversation as we explore how to live “all in” for God—together.
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