I have learned the vital importance of being in alignment with prophets, Sears, and revelators.

And when we are in alignment with them, we are in alignment with the Lord.

I have come to know the importance of the Lord's timing and that he does things in his time and in his way.

And it's our blessing and privilege to be instruments in his hands with him.

And just recently, I have felt an overwhelming sense of gratitude for what continues to happen

throughout the church educational system and being in alignment with our mission, which is being in alignment with heaven.

This is John Ryan Jensen, editor of the Church News. Welcome to the Church News podcast.

Today we're taking you on a journey of connection as we discuss news and events of the Church

of Jesus Christ of Latter-day Saints.

February 2025 marked the fifth anniversary of the announcement that LDS Business College

was becoming Enzyne College.

The name changed to the now 139-year-old educational institution came along with an expanded educational offering as well as symbolic and historic significance.

The name change helped reaffirm the full name of the institution's ownership, the Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-day Saints,

and the scriptural use of the word enzyme, meaning a new covenant, a symbol of peace, and a standard to the nations.

Of the change, Enzyne College President Bruce C. Cush said at the time,

as we embrace a new name, I invite each of us to think more carefully about that light

and being a standard of righteousness.

On this episode of the Church News podcast, we are joined by President Cush and his wife's sister,

Linda Cush, to discuss the ever-expanding mission of the school of developing capable and trusted disciples of Jesus Christ.

Welcome, President and Sister Cush.

Thank you very much.

So I want to start with the two of you.

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