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1 hour ago, Stargazer said:

Pro-LDS YouTube channels

 

Cataloging Pro-LDS YouTube channels is a recent hobby of mine. These channels are not officially associated with the Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-day Saints, but are independent efforts. I try to update this list as I find more. These are not the "official" church channels. I will continue to update the list on my personal webpage, so in the future if you want to see if I've added any, you can check here: https://www.mikeclark.co/index.php?title=Pro-LDS_YouTube_channels

This current list includes over 140 channels. Sorry there's no description of each of them -- I haven't figured out how to include that kind of information without overbearing the table!

This list was last updated on 11 November 2025 - It's sorted by number of subscriptions in descending order. Most of these subscription counts have not been revisited since I entered them in the original spreadsheet, so there will be inaccuracies.

Website Date Started Subscriptions Videos
Messages of Christ 4/28/2009 518000 371
Scripture Central 8/31/2015 287000 2528
Unshaken 5/17/2020 122000 878
Saints Unscripted 7/15/2016 92599 1279
Gospel Lessons 9/20/2020 88099 174
Dennis Schleicher 7/17/2017 85400 2243
Called to Share 7/8/2013 79900 1684
LDS Living 9/13/2010 64800 1499
Let's Get Real with Stephen Jones 6/7/2011 59799 183
Ward Radio 10/12/2020 58599 1721
Church History Matters Podcast 11/11/2020 55099 374
True Millennial 1/28/2023 49299 105
Book of Mormon Central 6/17/2017 46700 177
The Stick of Joseph 2/9/2023 39099 87
"FAIR - Faithful Answers, Informed Response" 2/4/2008 33900 2818
Christian Homestead 5/4/2018 33099 2140
Christian Heart Song 11/2/2023 25000 51
Ensign College 12/9/2008 24899 776
Marilee Kay Music 5/2/2022 24299 201
Thoughtful Faith 10/22/2020 23899 379
David Alexander 1/19/2020 23100 483
Latter-day Divers 10/22/2019 18799 155
Jasmin Rappleye 5/10/2025 18600 122
The Words of Christ 6/18/2024 18000 681
The Last Dispensation 1/12/2018 15100 708
Watcher Palmer 11/18/2009 14500 671
Brother Gabriel Mirah 10/4/2022 14000 412
Book of Mormon Evidence 2/17/2012 13300 333
LDSConservative 11/21/2008 10199 125
Missionary Universe 10/2/2020 9829 647
Leading Saints 10/24/2014 9659 518
RISE ZION 6/27/2024 9529 110
What Mormons Believe 11/12/2012 9000 18
Gospel Tangents 7/15/2013 8659 1345
Women & Priesthood 2/21/2020 8239 75
THINNING OF THE VEIL 5/27/2024 8119 341
Zion Media 5/26/2024 8100 201
Keystone 5/2/2024 8029 92
All Those In Favor 10/24/2024 7650 74
Jesus Christ Inspiration 3/4/2019 5920 88
Anticipating Christ's Return 3/24/2024 5829 266
Journal Of Discourses 4/11/2023 5639 724
Wisdom From Beyond The Veil 4/16/2024 5599 363
Inspiring 6/7/2020 5409 963
Eternal View For Latter Days 12/2/2024 5190 195
Approaching Zion 8/1/2023 4769 1978
For All The Saints With Ben Hancock 7/2/2023 4599 283
Scripture Notes 9/12/2018 4530 135
Lili Anderson 10/2/2009 4139 134
LDS Lights: Uplifting Messages 1/17/2023 4110 159
Families in the Millennium 7/18/2024 4090 49
Brothaz in the Foyer 11/4/2023 4000 170
FHE On the Road Podcast 2/24/2024 3980 94
Latter-day Light 7/24/2010 3930 939
B.O.M. Socks 11/11/2018 3890 1190
Historical General Conferences 8/2/2020 3880 951
Explore Church Sites 1/6/2022 3819 132
2 Converts 8/21/2022 3700 140
Rayden Rose 9/20/2020 3440 66
Uncovering Lamanite History 10/22/2023 3359 55
Cj j 4/26/2007 3039 65
"Hey there, friend." 2/16/2013 2930 2
Saints In The South 3/4/2020 2910 635
Robert Boylan 4/18/2008 2900 278
Latter-day Believers 4/30/2024 2750 48
Mormons 101 6/4/2008 2619 85
Faith Insights with Tyler Griffin 10/1/2025 2500 7
Eternal View For Latter Days 12/2/2024 2390 216
Professor Benjamin Park 3/17/2025 2319 87
Authentic Gospel - For Returned Missionaries 7/15/2025 2119 12
Ward Radio Women 8/21/2024 2089 40
The Covenant Path 4/2/2023 2069 52
Edwin Patterson 10/24/2023 2059 95
The Things of my Soul 12/12/2014 2049 13
Let's Talk w/ Hayden Carroll 5/19/2015 1970 13
Missionary Discussions 8/2/2022 1929 142
Shara Ogilvie 12/16/2016 1820 140
Russell Marion Nelson 1/17/2024 1740 110
Brother Miller's Notes 10/8/2011 1720 299
Doctrine & Governance with Luke Hanson 6/25/2025 1690 4
LDS Gospel 12/15/2024 1669 38
Zander Sturgill 12/8/2024 1639 15
Autumn ****son - Come Follow Me 3/22/2020 1559 517
Coffee for a Dream 10/4/2024 1519 11
Latter-day Lion 7/13/2008 1509 385
Jonna Veach 12/13/2018 1289 213
The Holy Rebellion 2/4/2025 1200 239
Samuel Richardson 4/20/2008 1179 300
Answering LDS Critics 7/12/2023 1169 32
oneClimbs 3/21/2013 1120 47
Michael Kennedy 10/31/2011 1070 47
Latter Daily Saints 8/23/2025 1019 3
RestoredTruth 5/13/2016 999 8
Kings & I Podcast 2/19/2024 870 139
The Kings & I 2/19/2024 851 139
Sanctuary Podcast 9/25/2025 850 7
Daily Quotes of Russell M. Nelson 1/3/2025 801 82
All Things LDS 10/4/2023 740 100
Read it BOM 6/5/2020 739 124
An Engineer's Journey thru the Book of Mormon 7/17/2023 704 114
Ether's Elephants 9/16/2024 680 28
Lynn Denton 11/30/2011 630 898
Restored Ephraim Publications 11/20/2019 591 400
Salty Saints 12/3/2024 580 73
Mormon Apocrypha 9/18/2024 556 82
Words of Wonder: Truth Restored in the Last Days 12/8/2020 488 307
Inspired by Elder Bednar 3/3/2015 449 31
Rock N' Roll Fireside 12/9/2024 426 66
Urban Saint Channel 7/11/2016 407 62
Saints and Sources: Restoration History 7/7/2025 395 8
Book of Mormon Chronicles 8/14/2024 381 462
Gray Area Faith 9/13/2022 377 5
The Convert Devotionals 10/6/2013 375 41
GOSPEL PRINCIPLES TV 11/28/2020 349 739
Become 1 in Christ 7/24/2024 345 394
My Faith Story 6/8/2014 307 269
S A I N T C O R E 2/1/2015 298 27
Sincerely Heather Lynne 10/29/2022 293 85
An Elder in Israel 11/21/2012 268 942
Trust Him 1/9/2021 261 466
The Rational Theology Podcast with LJ Saurman 1/27/2025 216 28
Finding Peace through Him 12/28/2022 207 151
The Amateur Historian 1/11/2025 202 194
Let Your Heart Be Glad! 3/9/2017 187 56
Jessica Linford : Light and Knowledge 7/7/2014 145 466
Bite-Sized BoM 12/18/2024 144 148
By His Fruits 2/24/2023 138 9
LDS Gold Pill Reviews 10/8/2025 137 8
Doctrine of Christ & Hebraic Restoration 1/2/2018 123 11
Marvelous Wonder 5/20/2024 103 43
Jennie Michelle Bravata 11/13/2011 90 23
InwardVessel 12/23/2024 72 15
Saint Explainer 5/17/2025 64 20
If You Could Hie to Kolob 1/1/2024 64 56
Finding My Savior Podcast 3/11/2025 64 2
Nursery Leaders Unite! 5/24/2024 54 57
Guided by the Iron Rod 6/13/2025 52 270
Storms in Life - Christ is There! 8/24/2024 50 40
My LDS Music and more! 3/12/2023 48 47
Brazos River Saints 11/4/2024 48 29
D' Saints Wisdom Oasis 9/20/2024 46 12
All In 7/23/2025 41 303
Mr. Plumb 5/21/2012 12 21
crown_apologetics 2/9/2023 10 15
 

 

Well done on creating this list 👍.

Posted

Quite the list!

You're missing 2 that I frequent quite a bit that are fairly big:

Come back podcast (37.8 subscribers)

Faith Matters (23.6k Subscribers)

Again, this list is more exhaustive than I would have been able to make....but thought you'd like 2 more. 

Posted (edited)
8 hours ago, BlueDreams said:

Quite the list!

You're missing 2 that I frequent quite a bit that are fairly big:

Come back podcast (37.8 subscribers)

Faith Matters (23.6k Subscribers)

Again, this list is more exhaustive than I would have been able to make....but thought you'd like 2 more. 

Yes, I would, and thank you very much! It happens that when I read your post it seemed to me that I had seen both of these before. The Come Back Podcast has now been added to my spreadsheet. The Faith Matters channel I had already catalogued, but under the "Ark Steadiers" tab of the spreadsheet, which I haven't published. This classification was based on the content of some of the videos I saw on their channel. But perhaps I was too hasty?

I haven't been making a systematic search for LDS content; I've just caught them as the YouTube algorithm has been throwing them at me. 

But to start out, I did do a bit of a search. I commented in a post here some months ago that after a few years enjoying making content for my little YouTube channel about the places I've seen here in England (A Yank in Sussex), I had the idea that maybe I could make a pro-LDS channel. But of course, one doesn't do this kind of thing without seeing what has already been done. So I looked for that which was already being done and was shocked to see many more such channels than I expected. And then, you know how the YouTube algorithm works: they will serve up more of what you're already looking at, so now I get more as time goes on. Previously I wasn't spending my YouTube time looking at church-related content, except occasionally FAIR and the official church channel. 

What my search did was to convince me that there are so many high-quality channels already running that there doesn't seem to be a point in my chiming into the chorus. There was one happy accident in being able to reconnect with an old acquaintance of mine, a young man who was my home-teaching companion for a few years before he served his mission, who was actively involved in helping produce some of the channels I found, especially Ward Radio and Thoughtful Faith. 

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Posted
8 hours ago, Chum said:

That's a heck of a thing. I think I can feel the catharsis that was present during creation.

The creation has actually been gradual. After a short deliberate search to see what was already out there (because as I told Blue Dreams I was thinking of starting a YouTube channel myself with church content), the YouTube algorithm started feeding me more channels, and I decided to catalogue them as a hobby. I find a few new ones every week, mostly little channels now. Although "Messages of Christ" popped into my feed only recently, and it's the largest channel in my list in terms of subscriber count. It came later probably due to not being specifically pro-LDS, but deals entirely with the Bible with no mention (as far as I've seen) of Latter-day scripture. But the channel description reveals who's behind it: "*A Scripture Central Production*". Scripture Central is very much pro-LDS. Very sneaky! 

Posted
1 hour ago, Stargazer said:

The creation has actually been gradual. After a short deliberate search to see what was already out there (because as I told Blue Dreams I was thinking of starting a YouTube channel myself with church content), the YouTube algorithm started feeding me more channels, and I decided to catalogue them as a hobby. I find a few new ones every week, mostly little channels now. Although "Messages of Christ" popped into my feed only recently, and it's the largest channel in my list in terms of subscriber count. It came later probably due to not being specifically pro-LDS, but deals entirely with the Bible with no mention (as far as I've seen) of Latter-day scripture. But the channel description reveals who's behind it: "*A Scripture Central Production*". Scripture Central is very much pro-LDS. Very sneaky! 

You might consider adding 52 Churches in 52 Weeks.

Posted (edited)
2 hours ago, Stargazer said:

Yes, I would, and thank you very much! It happens that when I read your post it seemed to me that I had seen both of these before. The Come Back Podcast has now been added to my spreadsheet. The Faith Matters channel I had already catalogued, but under the "Ark Steadiers" tab of the spreadsheet, which I haven't published. This classification was based on the content of some of the videos I saw on their channel. But perhaps I was too hasty?

Probably so. Personally I think "ark steadier" is too much of a judgment call. It would be like If I pulled a few of the channels I'm not as much of a fan of and categorized them as "rigid thinkers" or "culture as gospel saints." Pro-lds to me sounds more neutral and fits the overarching banner of folks who ascribe positively within an LDS framework. Both of the sites I mentioned definitely fit that. Faith matters is run by active members (as far as I can tell) who quite often bring in other active members of the faith who tend to be more intellectual in nature (think Terryl/Fiona Givens, Carol Lynn pearson, Jennifer finlayson-fife, Patrick mason, etc). It may not be your specific cup of herbal tea. But it's still within the wide umbrella of participating church members IMHO.

2 hours ago, Stargazer said:

I haven't been making a systematic search for LDS content; I've just caught them as the YouTube algorithm has been throwing them at me. 

Make sense. 

2 hours ago, Stargazer said:

But to start out, I did do a bit of a search. I commented in a post here some months ago that after a few years enjoying making content for my little YouTube channel about the places I've seen here in England (A Yank in Sussex), I had the idea that maybe I could make a pro-LDS channel. But of course, one doesn't do this kind of thing without seeing what has already been done. So I looked for that which was already being done and was shocked to see many more such channels than I expected. And then, you know how the YouTube algorithm works: they will serve up more of what you're already looking at, so now I get more as time goes on. Previously I wasn't spending my YouTube time looking at church-related content, except occasionally FAIR and the official church channel. 

What my search did was to convince me that there are so many high-quality channels already running that there doesn't seem to be a point in my chiming into the chorus. There was one happy accident in being able to reconnect with an old acquaintance of mine, a young man who was my home-teaching companion for a few years before he served his mission, who was actively involved in helping produce some of the channels I found, especially Ward Radio and Thoughtful Faith. 

There really are and it seems to have really blossomed over the last couple of years. 

Edited by BlueDreams
Posted
3 hours ago, Okrahomer said:

You might consider adding 52 Churches in 52 Weeks.

I know about that channel, but didn't add it because its premise was not specifically pro-LDS. It's in my spreadsheet under the tab "Is LDS". This is for channels whose creators are Latter-day Saints but whose content isn't specifically advocating for the Church. I only have four entries, which are: Gwowls; 52 Churches in 52 Weeks; Falter Media; and Shadiversity.

52 Churches may graduate to the Pro-LDS list eventually.

Posted (edited)
4 hours ago, BlueDreams said:

Probably so. Personally I think "ark steadier" is too much of a judgment call. It would be like If I pulled a few of the channels I'm not as much of a fan of and categorized them as "rigid thinkers" or "culture as gospel saints." Pro-lds to me sounds more neutral and fits the overarching banner of folks who ascribe positively within an LDS framework. Both of the sites I mentioned definitely fit that. Faith matters is run by active members (as far as I can tell) who quite often bring in other active members of the faith who tend to be more intellectual in nature (think Terryl/Fiona Givens, Carol Lynn pearson, Jennifer finlayson-fife, Patrick mason, etc). It may not be your specific cup of herbal tea. But it's still within the wide umbrella of participating church members IMHO.

Ark-steadying in the context of my list consists of channels that contains content that denies or contests canonized doctrines of the Church. Which Faith Matters does. Not all the time, or even most of the time, but often enough for my purposes. For example, they have devoted five recent videos to plural marriage. And much of the discussion goes down the route of denying that plural marriage (specifically D&C 132) was a true doctrine of God, but was an invention borne out of the patriarchy.

Understand that I believe there is a place for this kind of discussion, but my list consists of Pro-LDS channels whose purpose is to advocate for and defend the Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-day Saints. Not ones that attempt to steady the ark of the Church by denying the divine origin of canonized doctrines. Which plural marriage is, regardless of anyone's personal opinion.

Now, please note that I am not going to discuss the topic of plural marriage here. It's off-topic for the thread, it's been beat to death in General Discussions, and my opinion on the subject, if expressed, invariably causes several people to pile on top of me at once. I just don't see the utility of my discussing it, especially since it gets hot and heavy, and if the Spirit were present in the discussion, it flees very quickly once the hot-headedness enters. I don't need it.

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Posted (edited)

My personal search for Pro-LDS YouTube channels has been a great boon to my understanding of the gospel. For example, here is a very inspirational video concerning an instance of the gift of tongues (experienced in a very different manner from that which we usually hear). If I hadn't have been served this by YouTube's algorithm, it possibly wouldn't have come to my attention:

 

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Posted
1 hour ago, Stargazer said:

Ark-steadying in the context of my list consists of channels that contains content that denies or contests canonized doctrines of the Church. Which Faith Matters does. Not all the time, or even most of the time, but often enough for my purposes. For example, they have devoted five recent videos to plural marriage. And much of the discussion goes down the route of denying that plural marriage (specifically D&C 132) was a true doctrine of God, but was an invention borne out of the patriarchy.

Understand that I believe there is a place for this kind of discussion, but my list consists of Pro-LDS channels whose purpose is to advocate for and defend the Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-day Saints. Not ones that attempt to steady the ark of the Church by denying the divine origin of canonized doctrines. Which plural marriage is, regardless of anyone's personal opinion.

Now, please note that I am not going to discuss the topic of plural marriage here. It's off-topic for the thread, it's been beat to death in General Discussions, and my opinion on the subject, if expressed, invariably causes several people to pile on top of me at once. I just don't see the utility of my discussing it, especially since it gets hot and heavy, and if the Spirit were present in the discussion, it flees very quickly once the hot-headedness enters. I don't need it.

It's your list with your own choices. But I think there's a difference between something you do for yourself and something you share with others. I can see your point of view but think for a general list for others, it absolutely fits the definition. Of course I also enjoy their channel, even when I disagree with them. I find it comfortably in the Pro-lds side of things. People do latter-day saint differently but in also "pro" sort of ways. This channel is the epitomy of that to me. To me disagreement and even fleshing out arguments for or against a view isn't "ark steadying." That would take more proactive and consistent pushes than what i've seen on that channel. 

Ps. I don't really go into polygamy discussions at all. So it's not much of a temptation to debate it. But I have listened to almost all of their recent discussion on that. All I will say is that I usually disagree enough with common views on it that I've seen. Both more LDS conventional and less so. I also just don't care that much, since it doesn't have much effect in my worship or beliefs one way or another.

 

Posted
3 hours ago, Stargazer said:

My personal search for Pro-LDS YouTube channels has been a great boon to my understanding of the gospel. For example, here is a very inspirational video concerning an instance of the gift of tongues (experienced in a very different manner from that which we usually hear). If I weren't looking for it, it possibly wouldn't have come to my attention:

 

What is interesting to me is that the interpreter was not given the Swedish version he needed to give to the Swedish members, but only the English one and he was left to translate what he understood…which may have been different from what another translator experiencing the same thing might have ended up with.

Makes me wonder why the visual text wasn’t in Swedish, why did God want the translator to be involved in the translation, not just reading a given version?

Posted
8 hours ago, Calm said:

What is interesting to me is that the interpreter was not given the Swedish version he needed to give to the Swedish members, but only the English one and he was left to translate what he understood…which may have been different from what another translator experiencing the same thing might have ended up with.

Makes me wonder why the visual text wasn’t in Swedish, why did God want the translator to be involved in the translation, not just reading a given version?

I wondered that, too. It seems to me that he might have wondered why, himself, but he didn't speak of it. Perhaps it was important that the English version remain the "authoritative" text, while a Swedish version given by the Spirit would have seemed to override President Lee's own words, and not respected his position as prophet?

Posted
16 hours ago, Stargazer said:

I know about that channel, but didn't add it because its premise was not specifically pro-LDS. It's in my spreadsheet under the tab "Is LDS". This is for channels whose creators are Latter-day Saints but whose content isn't specifically advocating for the Church. I only have four entries, which are: Gwowls; 52 Churches in 52 Weeks; Falter Media; and Shadiversity.

52 Churches may graduate to the Pro-LDS list eventually.

That makes sense. In any event, I love the list.

Posted
5 hours ago, Stargazer said:

Perhaps it was important that the English version remain the "authoritative" text, while a Swedish version given by the Spirit would have seemed to override President Lee's own words, and not respected his position as prophet?

Or since it was used later as a possible example of what Joseph experienced, it followed the same pattern…given the meaning while he was left to put it into words of his choice.

And reminiscent of how we liken the scriptures to ourselves, though without as great of an understanding of the original text.

  • 4 months later...
Posted

I've updated the original table as of 17 March 2026 so it should be fairly accurate at that point. Adding this post to move the thread to the top.

Posted

Another update to the table! There are about 35 more channels in the table than when I last updated. See the original post above.

Posted
2 hours ago, Stargazer said:

Another update to the table! There are about 35 more channels in the table than when I last updated. See the original post above.

Awesome list, I didn't notice this thread prior to today (I have a lot going on).  Thank you for compiling it.

I didn't realize that this board will let you edit a post so many months after posting it.  How does it let you do that?  My experience has been that it generally removes the ability to edit a post after 24 hours.

Posted
On 11/13/2025 at 2:27 PM, Stargazer said:

I know about that channel, but didn't add it because its premise was not specifically pro-LDS. It's in my spreadsheet under the tab "Is LDS". This is for channels whose creators are Latter-day Saints but whose content isn't specifically advocating for the Church. I only have four entries, which are: Gwowls; 52 Churches in 52 Weeks; Falter Media; and Shadiversity.

52 Churches may graduate to the Pro-LDS list eventually.

He now has this one which might qualify:   52 Temples in 52 Weeks

Posted
16 hours ago, InCognitus said:

Awesome list, I didn't notice this thread prior to today (I have a lot going on).  Thank you for compiling it.

My pleasure! 

I copy the table from a page on my personal wiki and paste it into the post. The entry on my personal wiki is at: https://www.mikeclark.co/index.php?title=Pro-LDS_YouTube_channels

The table on my personal site is sortable, so is slightly more useful.

16 hours ago, InCognitus said:

I didn't realize that this board will let you edit a post so many months after posting it.  How does it let you do that?  My experience has been that it generally removes the ability to edit a post after 24 hours.

I don't know how you gained that impression, actually. I've gone back to edit my posts months later (just tried it on an April post). The only time you can't edit your own post is if you've been banned from the thread (which means you can't even see it), or if the thread has been closed to further replies.

 

Posted
16 hours ago, InCognitus said:

He now has this one which might qualify:   52 Temples in 52 Weeks

Wow, he's got his work cut out for him! Presumably he's restricting himself to the US, where there are currently 208 dedicated temples. If he tries to expand to international, it could get quite expensive!

I remember when one of my cousins decided to go on temple visiting spree. Because she lives in Utah, and I live in England, I don't see her very often. And when she came to visit the London Temple (where I was at the time an ordinance worker) I happened to be visiting the US! 

Posted
4 hours ago, Stargazer said:

Wow, he's got his work cut out for him! Presumably he's restricting himself to the US, where there are currently 208 dedicated temples. If he tries to expand to international, it could get quite expensive!

I remember when one of my cousins decided to go on temple visiting spree. Because she lives in Utah, and I live in England, I don't see her very often. And when she came to visit the London Temple (where I was at the time an ordinance worker) I happened to be visiting the US! 

He can probably get at least 20 of them in Utah alone, and another 5 or so each in Idaho and Arizona.  But you are right, it's an ambitious project.

Posted

Iirc, Social don’t automatically lock after a certain number of months.  Not sure the main forum does anymore. 
 

editing can sometimes seem restricted as it says “this post can no longer be edited”, but if you wait a few minutes, generally you can then try to edit again and it lets you in…or it does me.  

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