John Bytheway knows what you can learn from a garden.
A popular speaker on the youth fireside and devotional circuit, Bytheway's latest audio offering focuses on the importance of personal testimony. In "Weed Your Brain, Grow Your Testimony," Bytheway tells listeners that spiritual wars are won with personal conviction.
Bytheway's well-known sense of humor is sprinkled throughout the CD, whether he's impersonating Barney Fife or describing his dandelion dread. With the recording taking place on Feb. 3, the night of Super Bowl XLII, Bytheway thanks the congregation for being where they are but still has some fun with the subject.
Aaron Shill is the editor of Features and Mormon Times at the Deseret News. Since joining the staff in 2003, he has worked as assistant Sports editor, interim Sports editor and assistant editor for Mormon Times. Aaron more ..
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