Come, Follow Me Week 21
by Hanna E. Seariac
One of the amazing elements of the Doctrine and Covenants is the way that the Lord teaches us about personal stewardship and responsibility in the scripture. Many callings are given to the saints and the faithful, where God asks them to stretch and grow to fill the capacity of their calling. While we may think about callings as a way for ourselves to grow, how often do we see them as a privilege?
We read, “And thus I grant unto this people a privilege of organizing themselves according to my laws.” (D&C 51:15). God’s commandments and covenants give us the privilege of becoming more like Him, becoming more good, becoming more loving; they compose the greatest privilege that we have in this life—to grow in the principle of perfection and love like our Savior. With that being said, my mind turns to a verse in Luke 9, “For whosoever shall be ashamed of me and of my words, of him shall the Son of man be ashamed, when he shall come in his own glory, and in his Father’s, and of the holy angels.” (Luke 9:26).
- Enduring in Faith to the End: “Take Heed That No Man Deceive You”
- Latter-day Satin Scholars Testify: J. Bonner Ritchie
- Land of Promise in The Book of Mormon
- RiseUp Podcast – The Choice of Discipleship
- The “burning in the bosom” in Mormonism as a method of determining truth
- Latter-day Saint Epistemology
- Miraculous Events in Early Church History
- Book of Mormon Geography
- Who can be called “Lamanites”?
- The “borders of the Lamanites” in North America
- How can one view contradictions in Scripture in a faithful way?
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