Persecution may rage, mobs may combine, and armies may assemble—but nothing will stop the work from progressing. John looks at missionary work, returning home early and dealing with unexpected changes with a reminder of who is truly in charge of the work.
Why does the Lord repeatedly tell us to open our mouths in sharing the gospel? If we feel hesitant, is it fear or something else? John explores how speaking up in small ways can have a big impact.
Have you ever noticed that testimony starts with "test" and question begins with "quest"? John explores why spiritual understanding often requires trials, struggles, and searching for answers.
People fascinate me and reading about them in the scriptures makes me want to know more about them. D&C 52 has 34 men mentioned by name and the Lord teaches them a valuable principle about missionary work. Oh, and #johnbytheway should appreciate this lesson.
Why temples, why missionary work, why education? Why study the scriptures, why pray, why fast or pay tithing?
In Doctrine and Covenants 35, the Lord says He calls the “weak things of the world” to do His work. But how does that apply to us? John explores the surprising way the Lord strengthens His servants, how He transforms our weaknesses into power, and what it really means when He says, your arm shall be my arm. If you’ve ever felt unqualified or inadequate, this episode will give you hope!
Why do we struggle to see our own spiritual strengths? Four common experiences—fear, discouragement, comparison, and feeling like an outsider—may be clouding your view. Justin Morris shows how to face those barriers and step into the real "you"—the person God already knows you are.
What do hymns and a mission president who owned Willy Wonka’s candy company have in common? More than you think! Section 25 of the Doctrine and Covenants is packed with powerful lessons about music, faith, and our divine callings. Discover why the Lord called Emma Smith an "elect lady," how hymns can be as sacred as prayer, and why even the simplest callings can prepare us for something much bigger.
God loves you so much, which is why he’s provided LOTS of ways for you to be spiritually strong and connected with Him! Meg Johnson shares personal experiences and scriptures that illustrate the power of positivity, how to seek divine help in your life, and the strength you can gain by working on your testimony a little bit every day.
Did you know the Book of Mormon laid the foundation for how the early church was organized? When the Lord told Oliver Cowdery is told to “rely upon the things which are written”, it wasn't just a reminder for Oliver in the 1800s! Let's talk about how Moroni's writings are a guide for each of us today, from how to conduct certain ordinances and more!