Welcome to the Come Follow Me Kids Podcast! This is a Book of Mormon Podcast for kids. Aka a scripture study podcast for children. We are a primary podcast. Specifically; this is Come Follow Me for Kids - focused on helping your kids learn the gospel! We are members of the Church of Jesus Christ of Latter Day Saints, and we create this podcast for primary aged children (ages 2-12) following along with the church’s Come Follow Me Manual. We are a game play podcast and engage and entertain children through fun interactive games and stories. This year we are a Book of Mormon Come Follow Me Study podcast for children. We hope you enjoy listening! If your children would like to be guests on our podcast email us at [email protected] and we will send you an assignment for a future week. We are also happy to give your child a baptism shout out as well! Just email us their name, city, and ward and we will give them a baptism way to go! We are not officially affiliated with the Church of Jesus Christ of Latter Day Saints and refer you to their website for any questions regarding doctrine or gospel information.

This week we learn about the destruction or end of the jaredites. We learn about how Ether could not be captured by them and how he hid in a cave. We learn about Shiz and Coriantumur and their final battle. Principles the children will learn this week are:

Faith in Jesus Christ can lead to miracles.

Jesus Christ can turn my weakness into strength.

Rejecting the Lord’s prophets puts me in spiritual danger.

Faith is believing in things I cannot see.

Jesus Christ can help me become spiritually strong.

The story about Parker and other audio comes from the Friend Magazine or the church’s youth album.

November 25–December 1: “By Faith All Things Are Fulfilled”

Ether 12–15

Ether’s prophecies to the Jaredites were “great and marvelous” (Ether 12:5). He “told them of all things, from the beginning of man” (Ether 13:2). He foresaw “the days of Christ” and the latter-day New Jerusalem (Ether 13:4). And he spoke of “hope for a better world, yea, even a place at the right hand of God” (Ether 12:4). But the Jaredites rejected his words, for the same reason people often reject the prophecies of God’s servants today—“because they [see] them not” (Ether 12:5). It takes faith to believe in promises or warnings about things we can’t see, just as it took faith for Ether to prophesy of “great and marvelous things” to an unbelieving people. It took faith for Moroni to trust that the Lord could take his “weakness in writing” and turn it into strength (see Ether 12:23–27). It’s this kind of faith that makes us “sure and steadfast, always abounding in good works, being led to glorify God” (Ether 12:4). And it’s this kind of faith by which “all things are fulfilled” (Ether 12:3).