Come Follow Me- Daily Dose

Sometimes deliverance happens just as we hope for, other times it does not. The key is maintaining faith in Jesus Christ through the hard times.

The people of the day questioned the revelation that Peter received until they had a confirmation from the Spirit. Do we sometimes do the same thing as we receive from our modern day prophets and apostles? Can we do a better job at seeking and receiving confirmation for ourselves?

Today we take one last look at Acts chapter 10 to learn about the patterns of revelation that Heavenly Father uses to guide His children.

If we are going to truly believe in the atonement of Jesus Christ, then we have to be willing to accept that it applies to ALL of God's children.

When God tells us we are clean, let's trust Him enough to believe it!

If we are willing to see, we will be able to witness all the times that God is orchestrating our lives "by divine design."

Today as we meet Cornelius, the gentile, we are reminded of the immense love that God has for ALL of His children.

We can take a lesson from Ananias about receiving strength to forgive, and the imporatance of doing so.

Being a disciple means being prepared to change and to grow. The path to growth isn't always easy, but the outcome is always better than we can imagine.

Are we willing to be humble enough to change when the Lord reaches out to us?

Today we talk about Stephen's final testimony of Christ, and the description of his death being "sleep." because of Jesus Christ, we will wake again.

When others try to tell us what we do and don't believe, we can be like Stephen and testify of the truths we know.

Stephen begins to do a great work, and comes against great resistance. The Jews try to tell Stephen what he is preaching and what he said and he is called upon to defend it. In our day and age often times people try to tell us what we believe, and we will be called upon in word and action to show that in all things we are true Christians.

Today we talk about the difference between ministering and administering, and what was the priority of the 12.

Today we talk about the purpose of the ongoing restoration.

The same power that Christ had to heal carried on with His apostles, and carries on today.

True conversion leads us to want to DO something. Lasting conversion will lead to us continuing in that action.

Peter shows us by example that masterful teaching should center on Jesus Christ and lead to a desire to change.

Today we talk about the day of Pentecost and the gift of tongues. The way we see it more commonly in our day may not be as grand spectacular, but it is every bit as spirit driven and miraculous.

The early disciples show us that if we are to build the kingdom of God on Earth, we must do so in unity and "with one accord."

Today we discuss the Book of Acts and what it should teach us as Latter-Day Saints about how Christ leads His church through prophets and apostles.

As Christ cares for us, let us care for others.

Do we allow our spiritual experiences to change us long term?

The Savior, though the experience of Thomas struggling to believe, teaches us 3 different ways to have faith in Him.

What can we learn about the restoration of the gospel through these verses? Where exactly was Christ between the time of the crucifixion and resurrection. The good news of the gospel shares that hope with us.