Mosiah 5:5-15
What does it look like to always have the name of Jesus Christ written in our hearts? Hint: It was mentioned 255 times in April 2024 General Conference.
Success Comes When We Don’t Stop Trying
Today we're studying Mosiah 5:7 in just one minute! Grab your scriptures and let's dive into them together!
Mosiah 7-10
Welcome to Grounded, where women of various backgrounds, cultures and ages gather together to study the doctrines and principles of the gospel of Jesus Christ through the lens of covenant women. Join us as we discuss: Peacemakers, Community and Deliverance from Bondage.
Mosiah 5:1-3
How do you lose your disposition to do evil? You do good continually. And doing good continually develops great hopes for the future.
Do I Self-Reflect?
“Self-reflecting” sounds so serious, and this is probably what caught me the most off-guard when my coworker asked me a question. Let’s study Mosiah 4:30 together!
Mosiah 4–6
King Benjamin continues his sermon to his His people. John shares more key lessons from Benjamin’s teachings and emphasizes the importance of taking upon oneself the name of Christ through faith and covenant. He also discusses the significance of having Christ’s name written in our hearts as a mark of our commitment to follow the Savior.
Mosiah 7-10: Part 2
Dr. Stephan Taeger explores how our stories inform our possibilities through the story of Zeniff leaving Zarahemla and how the Lord creates miracles from our overzealous mistakes.
Mosiah 7-10: Part 1
Discover how Mormon employs the power of storytelling to teach essential values of deliverance, faith, and the importance of seers. Dr. Stephan Taeger's insightful perspective on the subject is essential for anyone interested in understanding the potency of stories in shaping our beliefs.
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