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Scheduled to be studied Feb. 4-10, 2019. If there should be one universal goal for the whole human family, it would be to live our lives filled with the Spirit of God. How is this done? Is there a secret [...]
Scheduled to be studied Jan. 28-Feb 3, 2019. As an Elias, John the Baptist's responsibility was to prepare the way for something/someone greater to follow. We are also tasked with the responsibility to prepare the way for the Savior's return. [...]
"For years, faithful Israelites, including Andrew, Peter, Philip, and Nathanael, had waited and prayed for the coming of the promised Messiah. When they met Him, how did they know that He was the One they had been seeking? The same [...]
A large part of what it means to worship something is to express reverence and appreciation for what you worship. In this lesson we have many examples of how Jesus worshiped his Father, how angels expressed reverence for Christ and [...]
This is a lesson about attitudes. The Lord has a great work to do in each of our lives, but the attitude with which we face him and react to his challenges, and blessings, will make all the difference in [...]
Our learning in the gospel is our responsibility. The Church has shouldered much of that burden for too many years, and the time has come to put the job back into the laps of the members. The question that will [...]
My wife and I were talking about this week's lesson on the Sabbath, and it occurred to me that many of us have been raised in cultures that have forgotten what it means to worship. We have, as a people, [...]
The second great commandment is to love one another, which requires we serve one another. We cannot love without serving. Service, and how to do it, can be elusive at times. I have read through the Conference talk referenced below [...]
The children of Israel teach us what it means to become lost, and how we can be found. This lesson is basically a list of examples of times in which they took their eyes off their goal to reach the [...]
(Labeled for reuse on commons.wikimedia.org) I fear we are sometimes too harsh when we judge ancient Israel. Their faults are laid out before us, along with the Lord's judgments against them for those faults. But if we look [...]