D&C 12
Let me tell you about one of my favorite unsung heroes, Joseph Knight Sr. I think you are going to like him, and find peace from the simple messages in his revelation.
Let me tell you about one of my favorite unsung heroes, Joseph Knight Sr. I think you are going to like him, and find peace from the simple messages in his revelation.
As humans, we have the gift of agency, which we view as a beautiful thing, until the people in our life choose to do things that we don't like. In this podcast episode, Jennifer Barnhart discusses how having a spouse and children leave the church has taught her how we can practice our agency and allow the people we love to practice their agency AND feel love and compassion even when their choices are scary and fill us with fear.
Have you ever started something new and been hesitant to tell people about it? What if it fails?
Want to get all the context in easy-to-understand story format before you start your Come, Follow Me readings? I’m telling you everything you need to know to get the Big Picture for D&C Sections 12-13 and JSH 1:66-75!
What do you do with the sections of the Doctrine and Covenants that repeat themselves? What do you do with the sections . . . . okay, you get it. Dr. Scott Esplin joins us and helps us understand the specific circumstances that surround the Knights, the Smiths, the Whitmers, and the Stoals (aka Stowells) and their desires for callings and personal revelation. Learn how we can also build the Kingdom of God--even if we don’t currently have a calling.
In this episode, we got to speak with Patrick Mason about his new book, Restoration, which was published by Faith Matters Publishing. When we started the Faith Matters Publishing project, one of our goals was to explore what Restoration really means as the church moves into its third century, and that’s exactly what Patrick does in his book.
If you had to write out your priority list, what would it look like? Today we’re talking about how our priorities should be set, with a little challenge to work on that list today.
Do you regret something you’ve done in the past? Joseph and Martin certainly did, but the Lord taught them a powerfully humbling lesson.
Have you ever heard about Joseph Smith's seer stone? How did he use it in translating the Book of Mormon?
Do you feel like your calling is lame? Or like you could be doing something a lot harder than what your current assignment requires?