1 Nephi 9
When we don’t know all things, it is SO comforting to know that there is someone who does.
When we don’t know all things, it is SO comforting to know that there is someone who does.
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Today we're studying 1 Nephi 10:17 in just one minute! Grab your scriptures and let's dive into them together!
When it comes to navigating our way to the Tree of Life, continually holding fast - “hand o’er hand” to the iron rod, is the most effective way to get there.
Sheila Arnold and Paul Strickland live recordings from the Apple Seed Studio.
The book “You Are Special” is SO SO SO good, and the main lesson we learn from Lucia reminded me of what Lehi observed in 1 Nephi 8:33. Let’s study!
This is a rebroadcast. The episode originally ran in June 2020. Skye Fagrell lives in Queen Creek, Arizona, but grew up in Los Gatos, in the San Francisco Bay Area. He and his wife, Jacque, met at Brigham Young University, where he studied Visual Arts and coaching & teaching physical education. They moved to Arizona when he was offered a position teaching Seminary in Tempe. Skye is the author of More Fit 4 The Kingdom. At the time of this podcast he was serving as a bishop. Links
Dr. Sears continues to explore Nephi’s Dream and the crucial nature of the Abrahamic Covenant in the fortunate Scattering and Gathering of Israel.
How does reading Nephi’s Vision prepare you for the work in the kingdom? Dr. Joshua Sears explores the evolution of the term “Messiah” and emphasizes the role of Jesus Christ and his condescension to gather the family of God.