Come Follow Me- Daily Dose

Today we talk about the temptation of Satan to forget who we are, and Christ's greatest lesson on forgiveness.

Today we talk about Calvary and what took place there.

Barabbas in some ways represents us, a sinner who is freed because Christ summited to Calvary.

Pilate fell into the trap of caring more about what man thinks than what God thinks, if we are not careful that is a trap that we can fall into as well.

Pilate asks the Savior the heartbreaking question, "What is truth?" But then, ironically, he doesn't stick around for the answer from the Truth Himself. He turns outward and seeks opinion from others. In our search for truth, let's remember to seek truth from the source of all truth.

You and I are the cause for which Christ came into the world.

When we understand our purpose, why we are here, the choices that we make in this life become easier.

Verse 44 very simply describes the Savior's experience in Gethsemane and "agony." Such a central part of God's plan for His children summed up in such a small verse. What has Christ done for you? This verse explains it all!

When earnestly seeking blessings in prayer, what are the ways you have been blessed and strengthened, when Heavenly Father's answer has been no?

Today we discuss what we can learn from the Savior's sorrow in Gethsemane.

Today we talk about the significance of Gethsemane, and the beginning of what happened there.

Today we talk about the Savior telling Peter that he will deny Him. There are 2 different ways this verse can be interpreted and there are beautiful lessons we can learn from each way.

Today we talk about the difference between testimony and conversion and how conversion will draw people to Christ.

The Savior prays that we, as His disciples can become one, with the purpose of bringing others to Him. Are we one? Are we unified? Have we allowed the love of God to rid us of contention, envy or strife? If not, then we have more work to do.

Today we use a Spanish lesson (the difference between saber and conocer) to better understand "Life Eternal."

Today we learn how even in the darkest of times, we can find hope in and because of Jesus Christ.

The Savior teaches us about the power that comes into our lives as we cling to Him and how to love as He did.

The Savior teaches us about the important role of the Holy Ghost in helping us know the way.

Our way to show love to our Father in Heaven is by trusting Him enough to follow what He asks of us.

In His last earthly sermon the Savior starts out by teaching that He is the way to experience peace in this life and in the next.

In these verses we learn that love, in word and deed are the truest attributes of a disciple of Jesus Christ.

The Savior was willing to stoop below His station to cleanse the feet of His disciples. He has stooped below all things to cleanse you and I.

Today we take a closer look at the words the Savior used to give His disciples the ordinance of the sacrament, and what we can learn about our preparations to take the sacrament from them.

When confronted with our own weaknesses or imperfections it is important to remember that our salvation is between us and the Lord.

It wasn't a coincidence that the Last Supper took place the same day as the Passover feast. The Passover was rich in symbolism of the Atonement of Jesus Christ, and just as the Passover was meant to point the children of Israel to Christ, the sacrament should be pointing us to Christ as well.