Come Follow Me- Daily Dose

Today we talk about the Savior's ability to free us from bondage and heal us.

Today we talk about God's command to Jeremiah to write down all the revelation he had received and what it can do for us in our lives.  

Today we take a second look at the analogy of the potter, this time learning about what it teaches us about the patience and love of the Lord. 

Today we see a repeat of a scripture we saw in Isaiah last week, and we come to a greater understanding of why it is so important to trust God and turst that He might understand some things that we can't wrap our minds around. 

When it comes to missionary work, what is the net that God has given you?

Obedience is more than going through the motions. Obedience paired with faith and reliance on the Savior leads to deep conversion. 

Today Jeremiah teaches the children of Israel about the faith of their youth. And we discuss about holding tight to that faith. 

Today we take a deeper look at the power that comes into our lives as we understand, not just who we are, but WHOSE we are, and we talk about the doctrine of foreordination and how it applies to YOU!

Today we tal about what we know about Jeremiah's day and why it made Jeremiah known for being a lamenting prophet. 

Today we talk about the atonement of Jesus Christ and how, as we turn to Christ He can turn our ashes to beauty. 

They beauty of the atonement of Jesus Christ is that even though, through our own choices, we distance ourselves from God. Christ's at-one-ment, brings us back together again with Him. 

Isaiah 58 might as well be called "the real way to sacrifice." Here Isaiah talks about two different laws of sacrifice, the fast and the Sabbath day. And he teaches us that maybe there is a right way to make and acceptable offering before the Lord when it comes to these two laws. 

Today we talk about the promises to those who observe the proper fast. 

Today we learn about what a fast is and is not. 

Today we talk about Sunday's sessions of conference and something that Isaiah's people misunderstood about the law f the fast. 

Today we talk about conference and I am going to rob Peter to pay Paul by talking about one more verse in last week's block. 

Today, a dive into the Hebrew translations of a few words, and some added insight from President Nelson help us feel the immense love that our Father in Heaven has for His children who have strayed. 

This verse upon first glance might be confusing, it is filled with symbolism. But when we look at how the Savior used this verse to teach the people of the Americas, those symbols come into clear focus and His expectation of us to love and make room for all of His children become clear. 

Why is it so important to understand that Christ was bruised that it says it 3 times? We find the answer in the Garden of Eden. Plus a better understanding of why it pleased God that Christ should suffer. 

Today we talk more about the "awful arithmetic of the atonement," as Elder Maxwell used to call it. And how because of all that He experienced, if we turn to Him, we can be healed.  

Christ is acquainted with grief. Not just grief in general. In a very real, very personal way He is acutely aware of YOUR grief, YOUR sorrows, YOUR pain! He experienced it all so that in your moment of sorrow He can run to you to raise you up and strengthen you! 

Today we talk about the promises to the redeemed. Notice the promise is to the redeemed...not to the perfect. 

Judah believes that the Lord has abandoned them. He gently lets the know that He hasn't sold them of to a creditor, but that they have sold themselves. What beautiful imagery! And it fit so perfectly. The adversary tries to ensnare us, tries to hold us in bondage, but the only way he can do that is if we turn our agency over to him through our sin, and our choices. But just as satan seeks to keep...

Today we talk about the servant song, directed to you and I. And we get the reminder that we are ever present in the Lords mind. 

What does it mean to you that the Savior would claim you as His own? How important is it that you can call Him yours? When we know that the Savior claims us as His, and when we know that He is our PERSONAL Savior, our relationship grows.