Send us a text There’s a growing idea among some Latter-day Saints that the Church’s doctrine on eternal families might one day change to accommodate same-sex relationships. How does this well-intentioned message actually cause more harm than good? In this episode of Sit Down with Sky, I explore how “maybe one day” language—though often motivated by compassion—can lead to confusion, spiritual paralysis, and emotional distress for sexual minorities in the Church. Instead of gues...
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Send us a text There’s a growing idea among some Latter-day Saints that the Church’s doctrine on eternal families might one day change to accommodate same-sex relationships. How does this well-intentioned message actually cause more harm than good? In this episode of Sit Down with Sky, I explore how “maybe one day” language—though often motivated by compassion—can lead to confusion, spiritual paralysis, and emotional distress for sexual minorities in the Church. Instead of gues...
Send us a text On today's episode, we're introducing a new opening segment. We also give our brief thoughts on General Conference, the changes to the FSY pamphlet, and what people are missing in regard to the changes. Plus, would God ever inspire you to break the commandments or a covenant? All that and more on today's episode of Sit Down with Sky and Preston. If you enjoyed this episode, please leave us a 5-star review on Apple Podcasts, Spotify, or whatever platform you use. &nbs...
Sit Down with Sky and Amanda
Send us a text There’s a growing idea among some Latter-day Saints that the Church’s doctrine on eternal families might one day change to accommodate same-sex relationships. How does this well-intentioned message actually cause more harm than good? In this episode of Sit Down with Sky, I explore how “maybe one day” language—though often motivated by compassion—can lead to confusion, spiritual paralysis, and emotional distress for sexual minorities in the Church. Instead of gues...
