Four-minute clip of Hank and John's favorite part of this week's Come, Follow Me Study. Some define the gospel about what you can't do, but Doctrine & Covenants 76:40-41 defines the gospel as "glad tidings" that Jesus Christ can save all. We do not need to be perfect to come unto Christ. The correct order is we first come to Christ and then we can be perfected in Him.
Ready to get all the quick context for D&C 76? I’m filling you in on all the important people, places, and events so that you can dive into the spiritual lessons!
Dr. Harper returns with Hank and John to discuss how Section 76 elaborates when Paul says that we can be “joint-heirs with Christ.” We hear Dr. Harper share why he reveres Joseph Smith and what Dr. Harper feels are Joseph’s greatest gifts. Join us with one of the Church’s foremost historians to discuss one of the most profound revelations of this dispensation.
Dr. Steven C. Harper shares why the Saints referred to this section as “The Vision” before the First Vision was shared widely, “The Vision” of the Three Degrees of Glory changed the soteriology of salvation. Dr. Harper explains how this series of visions and commentary was not only controversial, but how God has provided a way for most of His children to return. This expansive revelation changes the Saints’ view of grace and salvation forever.
What do my whining-on-the-way-to-church kids have to teach us about gratitude? A whole lot!
Are you a parent of a young child, or your work with children? This episode is for YOU!
What does it mean to be “sober”? Obviously, it means to not be drunk, but spiritually speaking what does the command to be sober require of us? Listen in to find out today!
Have you ever been asked to put something really good on pause? Joseph can relate, and I’m sharing his story today!
Hank Smith and John Bytheway talk about this week's Come, Follow Me study.
