Come Follow Me- Daily Dose

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.

Today we talk about how Judas betrayed the Savior because he was offended. But when we become offended do we sometimes betray ourselves because of self deception? It can be a dangerous thing.

Mary teaches us about sacrifice as she anoints the Savior with Spikenard.

Goin right along with the Saviors parable of the sheep and the goats, we learn from the poor widow to give of our lack, not just of our abundance.

The Savior teaches us that loving our fellowman, will prepare our hearts to stand before the Lord in the last day.

The Savior continues to teach us about preparing for the second coming by teaching us the importance of using our gifts to build His kingdom.

In an effort to help His disciples better understand about preparing for His second coming, He taught them about the 10 virgins.

The conditions of the hearts of men and women are a sign of the times.

Today we talk about the Saviors warning of deception as a sign of the times.

The Savior reminds us that despite the conditions of the world before His second coming, we can be safe as we remain true to our testimonies.

The Savior calls out the hypocrites and helps us see that we need to strive to make our inner selves be cleansed and not focus so much on the outer selves.

In these verses Christ teaches us that the Gospel of Jesus Christ at its very core centers around LOVE.

Today we see the skillful answers of the Savior as the Pharisees and the Sadducees try to ensnare Him in His words, and we see how the Savior's teachings on marriage in the resurrection teaches us the importance of Proxy temple work.

The Savior teaches us in a perfect way, how to respond to negative emotions we may experience.

We invite Christ into our lives and homes as we seek out His salvation.

Today we talk about consecration and how we can give our hearts willingly to the Savior.

Today we learn a lesson about discipleship from the publican Zacchaeus.

We are commanded to pray continually and faint not, but how can we continue to progress and develop in out faith when we are praying and receiving the answer, "not yet."

Instead of complaining that God is merciful and kind to others we may not feel deserve it, let us thank Him and praise Him that life isn't fair and that He extends that same mercy to us.

Elder Holland teaches us an important principle from the parable of the laborers of the vineyard, comparison is the thief of joy. We can be more like Christ as we learn to rejoice with others in their good fortune

Today we talk about the humility it takes to ask, "What lack I yet?" Heavenly Father will respond, He will teach us about the changes we need to make. But because of the atonement of Jesus Christ, we don't have to make those changes alone.

Yesterday the Savior teaches us about marriage, today He teaches us about loving children as He does.

Today we see the Savior speak about marriage relationships. As members of the Church of Jesus Christ, we understand in a unique way the gift of marriage. And with that understanding it becomes our responsibility to treat our marriages as a covenant and not a contract.

The story of Christ raising Lazarus reminds us that trials and difficulties are not evidence that God doesn't care. In fact, if we are willing to turn to Him trials can be evidence of God's great love

In the story of the 10 lepers we get a chance to see that although 10 lepers were cleansed by Christ, one received a higher blessing, a spiritual wholeness that came by recognizing the Savior for who He was rejoicing in Him and worshipping Him.