Enos-Words of Mormon: Part 2
Dr. Dirkmaat delves into the concept of the Lord’s mercy and His plan for His children, as well as the pattern established by the writers of the Book of Mormon and Joseph Smith for faithfully following the Lord.
Dr. Dirkmaat delves into the concept of the Lord’s mercy and His plan for His children, as well as the pattern established by the writers of the Book of Mormon and Joseph Smith for faithfully following the Lord.
Do we desire to be called sheep? Dr. Gerrit Dirkmaat uncovers the keys to feeding spiritual hunger, cultivating an unshaken faith in Jesus Christ, and embracing the commendation associated with being likened to sheep.
Once we realize how much the Lord of the Vineyard see the value in his beloved “trees”, then we can start to get a glimpse of how He feels about us.
Today we're studying Jacob 5:50 in just one minute! Grab your scriptures and let's dive into them together!
Julie McAllister Hillyard was raised in Vancouver, Washington, served in the Philippines Bacolod Mission, and graduated from Brigham Young University with a degree in Psychology. She taught classes to male inmates and mentored female inmates at the Utah State Prison before and as she launched her career. Julie had the privilege of working and traveling with Dr. Stephen R. Covey, author of The 7 Habits of Highly Effective People, and worked with him as he developed and wrote The 8th Habit. She joined him as he consulted with leaders of countries and companies and helped him prepare and deliver presentations to audiences around the world.
Eid Mubarak! Today, we are inviting you to a casual conversation with two students at Brigham Young University who participate in Ramadan. They speak to their experience with fasting, how Eid is celebrated in their culture, and why they believe.
The Olive Tree Allegory has NOTHING to do with trees, but all about how the Lord of the vineyard wants to help me grow.
The longest chapter in the Book of Mormon teaches us so much, but today I want to focus on what we can learn about who God really is. Let’s study Jacob 5:4!
While being a parent to any child brings its own unique challenges and struggles, parenting styles often vary based on the gender of a child. Boys need to be parented differently than girls. Coach Alicia Davis is a mom to four boys of her own and loves helping moms of boys learn how to better parent their sons. In today’s episode Alicia is talking about three important areas she feels moms need to make sure their teen boys know before they send them out into the world. All moms want to make sure their kids are ready for real life and this is a great episode to help you make sure you have taught some important life skills to your boys.