Yay! The Nephites are righteous...for a couple chapters! 😂. There’s actually some great insights on what it means to be a “disciple” of Jesus Christ and why that is so essential to not only survive, but thrive in this world.
Reading the comment section on a Facebook post usually isn’t a good idea, but I want to tell you about a time that a comment changed my life, in the best way possible! Let’s study 3 Nephi 6:10.
Satan is always going to try and flex and intimidate you, but if you are prepared, he’ll have no power! Not today, Satan! 😇
Dr. Huntsman continues to explore the Savior’s visit to the Americas and examines the power of His one-by-one ministry to save His children.
How can we apply Jesus’s visit to the people of Nephi to His Second Coming? Join Dr. Eric Huntsman as he focuses on one of the most critical events in human history and how it informs our moments of darkness and disaster.
Today we're studying 3 Nephi 1:21-22 in just one minute! Grab your scriptures and let's dive into them together!
How does someone reason away “a day, a night, and a day” without any darkness? Sounds like we need to be more careful with protecting and preserving our “Spiritually Defining Memories”.
Have you ever watched the Disney movie, “The Incredibles”? I want to talk about something that the villain says as we study 3 Nephi 2:1 together.
The believing Saints at this time in the Book of Mormon were desperate for the sign that a prophet had promised. Their lives depended on it. For us, when difficult times come - even though you still believe in miracles...sometimes, it’s just nice to have that faith validated from time to time. 😁
In this episode we’ll talk about 3 Nephi chapters one through seven. We’ll read about the faithful saints who waited for the sign of the Savior’s birth, persisting through disappointment to achieve eventual satisfaction. We’ll talk about the importance of being consistent in efforts to improve our mental health. We’ll also talk about how being committed to a positive process can have a more positive effect on our progress than being overly focused on a specific goal.