Join us as Noa Baum and Dolores Hydock, from live recordings in the Apple Seed Studio, tell stories about the strangeness of parents, but the memories they give us to tell as stories for years and years.
Dealing with writer’s block is tough as a writer. But there was one time in particular where I felt like everything aligned and the Lord taught me a meaningful lesson. Let’s study Jacob 4:10.
Dr. Matthew Bowen further explores Jacob’s warning against denying Jesus Christ, intertwining the narrative of Sherem and reflecting on the ephemeral nature of life.
Are you ready for another guilt lesson on the law of chastity??? Yeah, me neither...hopefully, this is better and we can get to the root of why so many struggle with what Jacob called, “a grosser crime”!
Ever wondered how we, as Latter-day Saints, can effectively gather Israel amidst the enormity of the task? Join Dr. Matthew Bowen as he delves into Jacob 5, uncovering the role of Jesus Christ in His work and His unwavering love for all His children, across generations. Discover how He orchestrates the gathering process and collaborates with His servants.
Facing the loss of her Elkmont cabin in the Great Smoky Mountains—a family treasure for five generations—Lynn Faust began to pay more attention to the fireflies there, the "light show," as the family called it, where thousands of fireflies would light up in unison. When she read that synchronous fireflies did not exist in North America, she knew that scientists were wrong. The creatures were right in her own yard! Realizing just how little was known about these enchanting insects, she set out to observe them, becoming a self-taught firefly expert and unveiling the mysteries of nature's tiny lanterns.
Today we're studying Jacob 3:5 in just one minute! Grab your scriptures and let's dive into them together!
Kempe Nicoll is the campus director at Eagle Gate College in Layton, Utah. He also manages the social media channels for Declare My Word. These accounts post gospel-related content intended to share light and truth, making it easy for social media users to share positive messages on their own feeds. Kempe served as a missionary in Estonia in 1996 and currently serves as a new Bishop in Bountiful, Utah. Previously, he served many years as a young men’s and Stake Mission Prep leader. He and his wife, Rachelle, are the parents of six children.
After General Conference, I often want to just try to fix everything in my life right away. But there’s a helpful pattern I’ve noticed that makes it easier to focus. Let’s study Jacob 2:3!
We all struggle with “the universal sin” of pride, but how do we welcome and adopt “the universal antidote” into our lives better?