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Christian Homestead covers Church's urgent senior missionary call
The Christian Homestead YouTube channel examined what it characterized as an "urgent call" from LDS Church leaders for senior missionaries in a video that has drawn over 14,000 views in 19 hours.
August 13, 2026 at 2:05 AM MT · via YouTube / Christian Homestead
LDS meeting houses remodeled with Christ-centered theme, center aisle
Mormonish Podcast reported on a pilot program redesigning LDS meeting houses with a Christ-centered theme featuring a center aisle, pews on each side, and a central sacrament altar, with the video drawing 5,525 views in 28 hours. The redesign marks a significant departure from traditional LDS chapel layouts, which typically feature side aisles. The 78 comments reflect discussion about the architectural changes and their theological implications, with some noting similarities to traditional Christian church designs.
August 12, 2026 at 7:06 PM MT · via YouTube / Mormonish Podcast
Elder Corbridge did nothing wrong, Cwic Show argues
The Cwic Show's defense of Elder Lawrence E. Corbridge titled "Elder Corbridge Did Nothing Wrong! WWJD?" has drawn 9,797 views in 31 hours with 284 comments. The video argues that Corbridge "spoke directly" in remarks that have generated controversy.
August 12, 2026 at 5:06 PM MT · via YouTube / Cwic Show
Mormon leader raised woman from dead in Tonga, LDS Storytime reports
Rachel Murdock's LDS Storytime video about a Tongan branch president allegedly raising a woman from the dead has drawn 9,908 views in 34 hours. The story describes Tevita Muli Kinikini receiving a prompting while preparing to conduct a funeral during World War II.
August 12, 2026 at 5:06 PM MT · via YouTube / Rachel Murdock | LDS Storytime
Christian Homestead examines Elder Renlund's 'unusually dark' Second Coming post
Christian Homestead's video questioning why Elder Dale G. Renlund made an "unusually dark" Second Coming social media post has drawn 8,089 views in 34 hours (~238/hour). The video asks whether members should be worried about "darker signs getting even darker."
August 12, 2026 at 5:05 PM MT · via YouTube / Christian Homestead
Ex-Mormon discusses doomsday food prepping in viral short
A YouTube short from Some Place Under Neith about Mormon doomsday food prepping has drawn 4,906 views in 21 hours. The clip features ex-Mormon Alyssa Grenfell discussing food storage culture in LDS households as part of a longer podcast interview.
August 12, 2026 at 10:23 AM MT · via YouTube / Some Place Under Neith · 3 sources
LDS creator's temple dress fitcheck video draws 79K views in 12 hours
A short video posted by creator Ash! showing a new temple dress accumulated 78,801 views in 12 hours with 86 comments. The "fitcheck"-style post represents the intersection of LDS modesty culture and social media fashion trends popular among younger members.
August 12, 2026 at 2:02 AM MT · via YouTube / Ash! · 3 sources
How LDS beliefs are changing: evangelical perspectives on 'new Mormonism'
Sean McDowell (7,515 views in 8h, 392 comments). Evangelical apologist Sean McDowell interviews Aaron Shafovaloff and Brandi Bronson about doctrinal shifts in contemporary Mormonism. The discussion maps how current LDS teachings differ from earlier positions and examines generational changes in belief among Latter-day Saints. The video represents evangelical engagement with evolving Mormon theology.
August 11, 2026 at 9:04 PM MT · via YouTube / Sean McDowell · 2 sources
New 25-minute LDS class periods limit gospel discussions, YouTuber argues
Mormonish Podcast posted a video arguing that the new 25-minute LDS Sunday School class periods reduce time for gospel discussions and focus narrowly on Jesus-centered topics. The video has drawn 7,391 views in 31 hours with 90 comments, critiquing the Church's new teaching format as limiting deeper theological exploration.
August 11, 2026 at 6:02 PM MT · via YouTube / Mormonish Podcast
Polish creator's 'Mormon Lore Iceberg' video trends internationally
Babis Media Live's "MORMON LORE ICEBERG" video has drawn 34,979 views in 14 hours, attracting an international audience to explore lesser-known aspects of Mormon history and culture. The iceberg format — where topics are arranged by obscurity — has become popular for examining religious movements.
August 11, 2026 at 5:23 PM MT · via YouTube / Babis Media Live
Drew Lynch's Mormon roast video draws 373K views in 28 hours
Comedian Drew Lynch's short-form comedy video roasting Mormons has generated significant view velocity on YouTube, drawing 373,574 views in its first 28 hours (approximately 13,285 views per hour). The clip uses humor to reference Utah Mormon culture.
August 11, 2026 at 5:23 PM MT · via YouTube / Drew Lynch · 2 sources