The Book of Lamentations: Finding God in Our Grief In this episode of the Sermon Notes podcast, Host Jay Strother and guest Brian Ball delve into the book of Lamentations, regarded as a poignant sequel to Jeremiah, to explore its profound lessons on grief, loss, and God’s unwavering faithfulness. The
Can you imagine if today you opened a mission call and it was for a 14-year mission to a violent people whose aim was to destroy you? You might think twice about that kind of call. Yet, the sons of Mosiah, Nephite princes who could have had a very different
Scot Any returned missionary will recognize the chapters we are studying this week. We used many of these verses when it came time to challenge a serious investigator to make the commitment to be baptized. In all our readings and studies of 2 Nephi chapters 31-33, have we possibly missed
What do you get when you cross George Stevens’s The Greatest Story Ever Told with Lin-Manuel Miranda’s Hamilton? Maybe something like Jeymes Samuel’s The Book of Clarence? Musical comedies about Jesus belong to a fairly exclusive movie genre. Samuel’s latest offering will therefore remind many viewers of Monty Python’s Life
After Lehi had his dream of the tree of life, his sons had some choices, and, based on those, in the next few hours had radically different experiences. Laman and Lemuel went to their tent and fought about the meaning of the dream, and Nephi was swept up to a
This year as the members of the Church study the Book of Mormon together, we want to invite you to look at the Book of Mormon through the lens of the temple. We hope that our podcast series this year will help you see the Book of Mormon in new
The following is from Daniel C. Peterson at his Sic Et Non blog. To see the original post, click here. Cover image via Gospel Media Library. William E. McLellin was chosen as one of the Twelve Apostles in 1835, but was excommunicated from the Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-day Saints
Have you ever wondered about the structure of the Book of Moroni in the Book of Mormon? Is that book a hodge podge of various topics, a veritable pot pourri of gospel subjects? There are valuable lessons to be learned in Moroni, but does the book have a coherent structure