May: Luke 12-17; John 11
In Luke 15 Jesus tells us of three lost items, a lost sheep, a lost coin and a lost son. Each is lost in a unique way, and each is found in a different way. ... Read More
What Lack I Yet in My Relationship with God and Man?
May: Matthew 19-20; Mark 10; Luke 18
After the April 2023 General Conference, the way we treat other people was on everyone’s mind... Read More
Jesus, Not a Man of Letters but a Man of Action
April: John 7-10
In John 7, Jesus travels to Jerusalem for the Feast of Tabernacles, the harvest feast.... Read More
The Promise of the Shepherd and the Sheep
April: John 7-10
In John 10 Jesus uses the analogy of a Shepherd and Sheep to teach his promise to those who follow him and our responsibilities as disciples of Christ.... Read More
Who Is My Neighbor?
April: Matthew 18; Luke 10
After my mother’s car accident, she was walking along the beach near her home in California... Read More
What are the Two Great Commandments?
April: Matthew 18; Luke 10
Directly before Christ tells the story of the Good Samaritan, a lawyer who wants to “tempt” Jesus asks, “What shall I do to inherit eternal life?” ... Read More
Help Thou My Unbelief
April: Matthew 15-17; Mark 7-9
My mother went through a horrendous car accident that caused her to go through many painful operations and a long, healing process... Read More
Sisters and the Priesthood
April: Matthew 15–17; Mark 7–9
Pres Nelson said the following, “…my dear sisters, your ability to discern truth from error, to be society’s guardians of morality, is crucial in these latter days.... Read More
Holy, Holy, Hectic, Harrowing
April: Easter
The very high highs and lows lows of Holy Week are a pretty good metaphor for life itself. ... Read More
The Easiest Way is to Follow Christ
April: Easter
My testimony of the Savior has changed me. It delivers me from daily sins, minor transgressions, and worldly depression.... Read More
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