No Bushel Podcast

No Bushel Podcast

In a world full of shallow takes and loud opinions, Big Ben and the Burning Bushman (Kendell) focus on meaningful conversations about faith, culture, truth, and personal responsibility. We talk about what matters, why it matters, and how it shapes the way we live. Ben and Kendell are unapologetically members of The Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-day Saints and welcome all people of faith as we stand for truth together. No bushel. No filter. A Righteous Resistance

  1. Sep 15

    Would you eat a cake with poop? 024

    The conversation delves into the impact of mindset on spirituality and media consumption, exploring the nuances of violence and gore in media, and the balance between defense and openness. The analogy of the cake and the poop is used to discuss the threshold at which negativity ruins the whole experience. The hosts also discuss the potential impact of a negative mindset on missing out on positive experiences. The conversation delves into the importance of perspective and mindset in navigating complex life situations, as well as the influence of individual preferences and values on media consumption and content choices. It explores the complexity of life, alternative perspectives, media trust, healthy alternatives, decision-making, God's forgiveness, and the cultural shift in media consumption. Takeaways Sticking to your guns and being open to changeThe impact of mindset on spirituality and media consumption Perspective and mindset are key in navigating complex life situations.Media consumption and content choices are influenced by individual preferences and values. Chapters 00:00 Introduction and Setting the Stage for Discussion01:28 Exploring the Parable/Object Lesson03:12 The Impact of Negativity on Perception06:11 Balancing Defense and Openness07:28 Understanding Violence and Media Consumption11:12 Nuances of Violence and Gore in Media17:27 The Cake and the Poop Analogy20:42 Mindset and Spirituality21:41 Perspective and Grayscale Thinking23:14 Life Complexity and Individual Interpretation25:04 The Cake Analogy and Alternative Perspectives26:01 Media Trust and Content Evaluation30:16 Food Choices and Healthy Alternatives31:14 Acceptance and Maturity in Decision-Making33:25 God's Forgiveness and Learning from Mistakes40:11 Cultural Shift and Media Consumption

  2. Sep 1

    Are we Mainstream? or Peculiar? 023

    The conversation explores the value of wrestling with faith, the changing focus in church teaching, and the moral dilemma of denying faith. It delves into the depth of doctrine, the importance of keeping one's word, and the preparation for the Second Coming. The discussion also touches on church culture and tradition, teaching and understanding doctrine, and the evolving church culture. The conversation explores the evolving nature of the church and the need for adaptability, inclusivity, and personal accountability. It emphasizes the importance of embracing change, broadening perspectives, and seeking spiritual experiences. The role of personal agency and the value of living authentically are highlighted as essential aspects of faith and community. Takeaways The importance of wrestling with faithThe changing focus in church teaching Embrace change and broaden perspectivesPersonal accountability and spiritual experiences are essential Chapters 00:00 The Value of Wrestling with Faith03:22 Church Culture and Tradition06:05 The Depth of Doctrine09:36 Teaching and Understanding Doctrine13:22 The Changing Focus in Church Teaching15:40 Preparing for the Second Coming18:58 The Importance of Keeping One's Word23:54 The Moral Dilemma of Denying Faith27:36 Adapting to Change30:27 Welcoming New Converts31:44 Broadening Church Perspective35:28 Purpose of Church37:20 Church Identity and Role39:30 Victim Mentality vs. Personal Accountability42:10 Prayer and Spiritual Experience45:20 Teaching Children Faith

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In a world full of shallow takes and loud opinions, Big Ben and the Burning Bushman (Kendell) focus on meaningful conversations about faith, culture, truth, and personal responsibility. We talk about what matters, why it matters, and how it shapes the way we live. Ben and Kendell are unapologetically members of The Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-day Saints and welcome all people of faith as we stand for truth together. No bushel. No filter. A Righteous Resistance