“Noah Found Grace in the Eyes of the Lord”

Last week, we studied Zion. Enoch’s city so righteous it was taken up to heaven.

Why? Wasn’t Noah righteous too?

Yes, but scripture teaches us that Noah’s family was the only righteous family left on the earth. Instead of removing them, God asked Noah to stay, build, and lead his family through the storm.

This episode is all about:

Obedience in a noisy world

Following prophets as spiritual protection

Trusting God when we feel unqualified

And remembering that grace prepares us before the storm comes

Genesis 6–11

Moses 8

Genesis 6:9

Moses 8:27

Genesis 6:22

Genesis 7:16

Genesis 9:13

Genesis 11:4, 9

Moses 7:18

“Noah was a just man, and perfect in his generation; and Noah walked with God.”

“Noah found grace in the eyes of the Lord.”

Noah didn’t just live righteously, he walked with God.

🩷 Motherhood takeaway:

Noah wasn’t just an ark builder, he was a preacher.

“Noah called upon the children of men that they should repent.”

But the people rejected him.

“They hearkened not unto his words.”

Scripture describes Noah’s world as:

Corrupt (Genesis 6:12)

Filled with violence (Genesis 6:13)

Rejecting God’s voice (Moses 8:24)

Sound familiar?

✨ Modern-day connection:

“Thus did Noah; according to all that God commanded him, so did he.”

Noah didn’t obey partially.

As Allen D. Haynie taught:

“A perfect and loving Father in Heaven has chosen the pattern of revealing truth to His children through a prophet.”

🩷 Motherhood application:

Listening today may look like:

Simplifying family life

Protecting what enters our homes

Prioritizing covenants

Centering Christ daily

That’s not restriction that’s refuge.

In Dallin H. Oaks’s talk Good, Better, Best (Oct 2007), he reminds parents that overscheduling and busyness can crowd out what matters most.

“Some uses of time are better, and others are best.”

🩷 Motherhood takeaway:

Choosing better over busy

Saying no to good things to protect sacred ones

Preserving time for prayer, scripture, and family connection

Sometimes the most obedient thing we do is slow down.

Noah wasn’t a shipbuilder and God didn’t ask for a résumé.

“Make thee an ark of gopher wood.”

No explanation.

🩷 Reflection for moms:

Motherhood

Unexpected trials

Strength you didn’t know you had

God takes women who say “I could never do that”

“And Noah and his sons… went into the ark.”

They were there almost a year—crowded, loud, smelly, exhausting.

“And the Lord shut him in.”

Noah didn’t shut the door.

🩷 Motherhood truth:

“The earth also was corrupt before God.”

Wickedness had reached a point where agency and righteousness couldn’t flourish.

God preserved humanity by preserving one righteous family.

🩷 Motherhood lens:

Protection

Removal

Saying no

Drawing lines

That isn’t harsh.

“I do set my bow in the cloud, and it shall be for a token of a covenant.”

Rainbows remind us:

God keeps His promises

Storms don’t last forever

Covenants anchor us

👩‍👧 Teaching kids:

What helps us remember Jesus?

What helps our family feel close to God?

“Let us build us a city and a tower, whose top may reach unto heaven.”

The people of Babel wanted heaven without God.

“Therefore is the name of it called Babel.”

Contrast that with Zion:

“They were of one heart and one mind.”

As Jeffrey R. Holland taught in Broken Things to Mend (April 2006):

“Broken things need mending and we cannot mend ourselves.”

🩷 Motherhood application:

“Noah found grace in the eyes of the Lord.”

Grace didn’t stop the storm.

Mama you are building an ark:

One prayer at a time

One boundary at a time

One imperfect day at a time

And God sees you.

🎵 Song to Share with Kids:

Thank you for joining me for another week of Come, Follow Me Moms.

See you next week 🤍

February 2–8

Welcome to another week of Come, Follow Me Moms, your weekly Come, Follow Me podcast created just for busy moms who want to feel the Spirit, understand the scriptures, and bring Christ into their homes without overwhelm.

This week we’re studying Moses 7, focusing on the prophet Enoch, and this time we’re only in the Pearl of Great Price.

Grab your Pearl of Great Price, your headphones, and let’s dig into some powerful, hope-filled insights for moms.

Yes! Zion was the name of a city.

Zion is not just a city.

The Lord teaches:

Doctrine and Covenants 97:21

“Zion is the pure in heart.”

That means:

✨ Zion is who we are becoming.

Enoch is called to preach to a very wicked people. At first, they reject him but many humble themselves, repent, and turn to God.

We learn:

As the people repent, something remarkable happens:

Zion is not just a place… it’s a people.

Enoch sees Jesus Christ and learns that Christ is the King of Zion.

This teaches us:

One of the most tender moments in all of scripture.

Enoch sees God weeping over:

This reveals:

Enoch sees:

Even in sorrow, God gives hope:

This week includes a personal story from a recent girls’ trip sharing how powerful it was to be surrounded by friends who were genuinely happy for each other.

There was:

This verse from Moses 7 describes it perfectly:

Moses 7:18

“And the Lord called his people Zion, because they were of one heart and one mind…”

One heart → no jealousy

✨ That is Zion. And it is seriously the best feeling.

As moms, it’s so easy to compare what we’re doing with what others are doing.

So let’s say it clearly:

STOP IT.

Why?

We revisit Moses 7:18 and learn:

You cannot be of one heart and one mind if you are constantly comparing yourself to other women.

This section also references Elder Dieter F. Uchtdorf and his powerful reminder from “The Merciful Obtain Mercy”:

When it comes to judging others—STOP IT.

Judgment divides.

This verse invites an important question for moms:

What does it mean to have Jesus Christ as your King?

Does it:

✨ When Jesus is King, we don’t have to be.

In Moses 7:28–30, we learn something sacred:

God weeps.

God sees:

He weeps with us.

This section includes a conference tie-in from Elder Jeffrey R. Holland, reminding us that God’s love is:

Jesus promises He will come again.

So what does it look like to get ready as a mom?

✨ You aren’t late.

God loves effort.

A simple family activity shared in this episode:

Why?

Zion is one heart, one mind, one purpose.

Zion:

If your home feels loud, messy, or far from Zion that’s okay.

God is a God of progression.

What would it be like to have dinner with Enoch?

Zion does not mean perfect.

Final Scripture:

Thank you so much for listening to this week’s Come, Follow Me lesson. I hope this episode blesses your life as you grow closer to our Savior, Jesus Christ, and your Heavenly Parents.

If this podcast helps you in your scripture study, please leave a review so other moms can find it too.

Remember:

Christ meets you where you are

Until next week go out and give the world Heaven. 💛

Come, Follow Me Moms

Episode 5: Walking With God When Life Feels Ordinary

Week of January 26 – February 1

📖 Genesis 5 & Moses 6

Welcome back to another week of Come, Follow Me Moms 🤍

I’m Cassie, and I’m so glad you’re here.

If you’re new  WELCOME!

This is a weekly podcast where we walk through the Come, Follow Me lesson together and talk about how it actually applies to real mom life; the messy, ordinary, beautiful parts.

You ready, friend? Let’s dive in.

🌿 This Week’s Reading: Genesis 5 & Moses 6

I’ll be honest  when I first read Genesis 5, I thought… this feels boring.

A genealogy? Adam to Noah? Everyone living to be 900+ years old? What am I supposed to learn from this?

But when I slowed down and looked for the meat and potatoes (because who doesn’t love those 😄), this week came alive.

Think of Genesis 5 as the cliff notes, and Moses 6 as the expanded version that gives us the details, the heart, and the doctrine.

And wow it is so good.

🌸 When Motherhood Feels Ordinary

Have you ever felt like motherhood is repetitive, unseen, or ordinary?

Like:

“Okay God… what big, important thing am I going to do in this life?”

And sometimes the answer is:

This. Motherhood. Right here.

Genesis 5 may look like a boring list at first: Adam → Seth → Enos → Cainan → Mahalaleel → Jared → Enoch

But God doesn’t waste chapters  and He doesn’t waste seasons.

“Just because a season feels quiet doesn’t mean God isn’t working.”

I remember a season in my own life when everything felt easy.

Health was good. Relationships were good. Finances were good. Life felt calm.

What I didn’t realize at the time?

God wasn’t leaving me alone ; He was preparing me for what was coming next.

God Does Not Waste You

President Dieter F. Uchtdorf taught:

“The Lord uses the unlikely to accomplish the impossible. He uses the humble to accomplish the magnificent. God does not waste time, and He does not waste His children.”

(“You Matter to Him,” October 2011 General Conference)

Quiet seasons are forming seasons.

What’s Happening in These Chapters

Genesis 5

A genealogy from Adam to Noah

Generations matter

Faith is passed down quietly, daily, over time

Moses 6

Expands the story

Introduces Enoch in detail

Shows how God calls imperfect people

Introduces repentance, covenant, baptism, and the Holy Ghost

Mom takeaway:

God works through families.

Through generations.

Through you.

🌱 God’s Timing & Motherhood

Elder Jeffrey R. Holland taught:

“Some blessings come soon, some come late, and some don’t come until heaven—but for those who embrace the gospel of Jesus Christ, they come.”

(“An High Priest of Good Things to Come,” October 1999)

This is motherhood in a nutshell:

Waiting

Stretching

Trusting God’s timing

🌸 Created in the Image of God

Genesis 5:1–2 (KJV)

“Male and female created he them; and blessed them, and called their name Adam…”

Why this matters:

Male and female created in God’s likeness

“Called their name Adam” → unity and partnership

Motherhood is not secondary — it is divine and intentional

You were created in the image of Heavenly Parents.

Your nurturing, creating, loving heart reflects God.

I even went on a little deep dive this week:

The Hebrew word for God, Elohim, is grammatically plural — showing unity and oneness.

Just like marriage. Just like family. Just like God’s design.

✨ Theme: God Knows You by Name

Moses 6:31

“Why is it that I have found favor in thy sight, and am but a lad…?”

Enoch felt unqualified.

God called him anyway.

If you’ve ever thought:

Why me?

I’m not enough.

Someone else could do this better.

You are in very good company.

God sees you:

Changing diapers

Packing lunches

Saying tired prayers

You are not invisible to Him.

🌿 When You Feel Unqualified

I want to gently invite you to listen to Elder Holland’s talk “Lord, I Believe” (April 2013).

It carried me through my own faith crisis, and it’s my go-to when I feel weak or unqualified.

One powerful reminder from that talk:

“Except for Jesus, there have been no flawless performances on this earthly journey.”

Imperfect people are all God has ever had to work with — and He does incredible things through them.

🚶‍♀️ Walking With God Is the Goal

Moses 6:33–34

“Therefore walk with me.”

God doesn’t say: ❌ Figure it all out

❌ Be perfect

He says: ✔ Walk with Me

For moms, walking with God looks like:

Messy prayers

Scripture on in the background

Worship music in the car

Texting a friend because their name popped into your mind

Walking with God isn’t escaping real life —

It’s inviting Him into it.

🌱 Repentance Is Progress

Moses 6:27

“Go forth and say unto this people, Repent…”

Repentance is:

Loving

Hopeful

Forward-moving

In motherhood, repentance looks like:

Apologizing

Resetting

Trying again tomorrow

Letting Christ help you grow

You’re not behind.

You’re becoming.

🎵 Hymn: Be Still, My Soul

“Be still, my soul: thy God doth undertake

To guide the future as He has the past.”

God is guiding you — even here.

🏡 Family Application

This week in our family:

We’re acting out what it looks like to walk with God

Talking about mistakes and repentance

Learning how we talk to God at home

Also… do you know anyone who is 930 years old? 😄

Because wow.

🌿 Final Encouragement

God works through generations.

Your faith matters.

Your small efforts are holy.

“You don’t need to be extraordinary for God to work through you. You just need to keep walking with Him.”

Thank you so much for listening to Come, Follow Me Moms.

If this episode blessed you and someone came to mind, please share it with them;  it helps other moms find this space.

Until next time, remember: God loves you.

God sees you.

And Christ meets you in your chaos 🤍

Love Cassie

 Come, Follow Me Moms

January 19–25 | Genesis 3–4 · Moses 4–5

The Fall Was Not a Failure... It Was the Beginning

Welcome to another week of Come, Follow Me Moms.

I’m so glad you’re here. This is your weekly space to study the scriptures without pressure, connect them to real mom life, and feel the Spirit meet you right where you are.

This week we’re studying Genesis 3–4 (the Bible) and Moses 4–5 (Pearl of Great Price). While these accounts are similar, the Book of Moses gives us deeper insight into why the Fall mattered and how it fits into God’s loving plan for us as mothers.

✨ Episode Overview

At first glance, the Fall of Adam and Eve can feel tragic.

But this week’s lesson reframes everything:

The Fall was not a mistake.

It was necessary so growth, agency, families, repentance, motherhood, and joy could exist.

This episode explores:

Why God allowed the Fall

How agency applies to motherhood

Why opposition doesn’t mean you’re failing

How Jesus Christ was the plan from the very beginning

Why God runs toward us with grace—not shame

Mom Life Connection: “God Is Not the Dress Code Police”

I share a story from my time as a substitute teacher at a charter school with strict dress code rules and how often kids try to hide when they’re “out of compliance.”

So many of us treat God the same way.

We hide. We avoid Him. We assume He’s waiting to mark us off for our mistakes.

But that’s not who God is.

God is not checking boxes.

He is inviting hearts.

He gave us agency because He wants us to choose Him—not fear Him.

The Big Message This Week

The Fall Was Not a Failure ... It Was the Beginning

The Fall made motherhood possible.

Before the Fall:

No children

No growth

No real choice

After the Fall:

Families

Learning

Agency

Joy through experience

Pain does not mean failure.

It means you are living mortal life the way God designed it.

Key Teaching Moments

1️⃣ The Fall Made Motherhood Possible

God knew Adam and Eve would partake and He allowed it.

Just like us as mothers: We guide. We teach. But we don’t control every choice because growth requires agency.

There is beauty in learning, even when it’s messy.

2️⃣ Opposition Is Evidence of Progress

Satan didn’t show up until Adam and Eve chose growth.

If you feel:

Tired

Stretched

Unsure

Those are not signs you’re failing.

They’re signs you’re becoming.

3️⃣ Jesus Was the Plan from the Beginning

Genesis 3:14–15 contains the first promise of Christ.

Adam and Eve rejoiced after the Fall not because life was easy, but because hope was guaranteed.

Their joy came from knowing: Jesus was already coming.

4️⃣ God Clothes Us When We Feel Exposed

Adam and Eve tried to cover themselves with fig leaves.

God lovingly clothed them with skins.

 For moms: When you feel inadequate, ashamed, or exposed God doesn’t scold you. He covers you with grace.

Even then, sacrifice preceded covering pointing us directly to Jesus Christ.

5️⃣ Sacrifice Is About the Heart

Abel offered willingly.

Cain offered resentfully.

God doesn’t want burned out obedience. He wants willing hearts even when the offering feels small.

🧒 How to Teach This to Your Kids (Simple & Safe)

“Adam and Eve chose learning instead of staying comfortable.”

“Jesus helps us when we make mistakes.”

“Hard things help us grow.”

“We can always pray when we feel far from God.”

“God knew families would be hard—and He planned help.”

👉 Ask your kids:

“Can you think of a time something hard helped you grow?”

And make up Scenarios where kids can practice making mistakes or opportunities for growth and ask them if they think God won't love them anymore. Have your examples be age appropriate. 

Some examples:

cheating on a test

Pushing a sibling 

Saying unkind words

📜 7 Key Scriptures for This Week (KJV)

Moses 5:11 – Joy came because of the Fall

2 Nephi 2:25 – “Men are, that they might have joy”

Moses 4:4 – Agency protected by Christ

Genesis 3:15 – The promise of a Savior

Moses 5:8 – Doing all things in the name of the Son

Mosiah 3:19 – Becoming saints through Christ

2 Nephi 2:27 – We are free to choose

🎙️ General Conference Insights

Dale G. Renlund

“Our Heavenly Father’s goal is not to have His children do what is right; it is to have His children choose to do what is right and ultimately become like Him.”

🩷 Mom takeaway: God is forming you not grading you.

Dallin H. Oaks

“Opposition is not only a part of life—it is essential to the plan of salvation.”

🩷 Mom takeaway: Struggle doesn’t disqualify you it confirms the plan.

Final Encouragement for Moms

God wants you to return home.

You chose to come here. You said yes to hard things. You trusted the plan and the Savior.

So don’t run from God. Run to Him.

Run toward grace.

Run toward faith.

Run toward redemption.

You are never too far gone for the reach of your Father in Heaven and His glorious Son, Jesus Christ.

Thank You for Being Here

Thank you for joining me for another week of Come, Follow Me Moms.

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Until next week

Look for the God winks.

Week 3: Creation, Order, and Who God Says You Are

Genesis 1–2 | Moses 2–3 | Abraham 4

✨ Episode Summary

If Come, Follow Me has ever felt overwhelming or like one more thing on your already full plate, this episode is for you.

This week, we walk through the creation accounts in Genesis 1–2, Moses 2–3, and Abraham 4 with fresh eyes keeping things simple, peaceful, and Christ-centered.

The creation story isn’t just about how the world was made. It’s about who God is, who you are, and how God works with order, love, and rest—especially in the middle of busy mom life.

No overthinking.

No perfectionism.

Just truth, peace, and Jesus—one insight at a time.

🌍 The Days of Creation (Quick Overview)

Day 1 – Light: God brought light and separated it from darkness, bringing clarity and order.

Day 2 – Sky: God created space and separation, showing He values breathing room.

Day 3 – Land & Plants: God prepared the earth before growth began, fruit follows preparation.

Day 4 – Sun, Moon & Stars: God established rhythms, seasons, and time.

Day 5 – Birds & Fish: Life filled the sky and sea, movement, joy, and abundance.

Day 6 – Animals & Humans: God created man and woman in His image, intentional and deeply valued.

Day 7 – Rest: God rested and sanctified the day, rest is holy and part of God’s design.

📖 Key Scriptures Discussed

Genesis 1:31 – God saw that all He created was very good.

Moses 2:27 – We are created in the image of God.

Moses 3:2 – God rested... not because He was tired, but because rest is sacred.

💛 A Message for Moms

God is not rushed.

God is not disappointed in slow progress.

And He is not asking you to do more than you can give.

From the very beginning, God shows us that His work is orderly, intentional, and good and so is His work in you.

You are not behind.

You are not failing.

And what you are doing counts.

👩‍👧 Simple Way to Teach This to Kids

One sentence you can share this week:

“God created the world with love and order and He created you the same way.”

At the table or in the car, ask:

“What did God say was good today?”

Small moments matter.

🌱 Gentle Invitation This Week

Notice where God is already at work not what’s unfinished or loud, but what is good.

One verse.

One prayer.

One pause.

That’s enough.

🤍 Thank You for Listening

If this episode brought you peace, consider sharing it with a mom who could use that reminder today. And leaving a quick review helps more busy moms find simple, Christ-centered Come, Follow Me support.

You’re doing better than you think and God is with you in it all.

Episode 2 

Episode: Moses 1 & Abraham 3

Come, Follow Me | January 5–11

Christ Meets You in the Chaos

This week in Come, Follow Me Moms, we’re studying Moses 1 and Abraham 3 and it feels like God knew overwhelmed, tired, questioning moms needed these chapters.

These scriptures speak straight to:

Identity

Worth

Perspective

And how close God really is

If motherhood has felt chaotic, ordinary, or heavy lately this episode is for you.

Top Scriptures for This Week

Moses 1:2

Moses 1:4–5

Moses 1:10

Moses 1:39

Abraham 3:22–23

Abraham 3:27

The Big Takeaway This Week

Christ meets you in your chaos.

Not when life is quiet.

Not when you’ve “caught up.”

Right where you are.

Moses 1:  Identity Before Assignment

Moses 1 comes from Joseph Smith’s inspired translation of the Bible and records a powerful vision given to Moses before he returns to Egypt to lead Israel.

Before Moses does anything big…

God reminds him who he is.

“And he saw God face to face, and he talked with him…” (Moses 1:2)

Moses is transfigured so he can endure God’s presence teaching us that God strengthens those He calls.

“Behold, thou art my son…” (Moses 1:4)

Why This Matters to Moms

Before God asks anything of Moses, He reminds him of his identity.

And God wants you to know who you are too.

You are a daughter of God before the to-do list, before the chaos, before the calling.

“Man Is Nothing”  What Moses Is Really Learning

“Now, for this cause I know that man is nothing…” (Moses 1:10)

This isn’t about worthlessness.

It’s about dependence on God.

As moms, we often feel pressure to do everything alone. Moses teaches us:

Weakness doesn’t disqualify you

It qualifies you to rely on God

God makes weak things strong.

Moses vs. Satan  You Have More Power Than You Think

In Moses 1:13–16, Moses confronts Satan and refuses to be deceived.

“For behold, I am a son of God…”

Moses recognizes truth because he knows who he is.

When Moses calls on God for help, he is strengthened and Satan is commanded to depart.

Motherhood Application

That power wasn’t just for Moses.

You can call on heaven.

You can pray out loud.

You can ask for strength.

You can tell Satan, “Get thee hence.”

God is bigger than your fears.

Bigger than your doubts.

Bigger than the chaos.

Moses 1:39  -  Motherhood Is God’s Work

“For behold, this is my work and my glory to bring to pass the immortality and eternal life of man.”

God’s work is people.

Which means your work as a mom:

Folding laundry

Teaching kids

Wiping tears

Showing up on hard days

Is holy work.

You are not distracted from God’s work.

You are doing God’s work.

Abraham 3 : Your Children Are Not Random

In Abraham 3, we learn about:

Pre-earth life

The eternal nature of spirits

God’s divine plan

“And God saw these souls that they were good…” (Abraham 3:22–23)

Your children were known, loved, and seen by God before they came to you.

You were chosen to be their mom not because you’re perfect, but because you are who they need.

“Here Am I, Send Me” A Mother’s Prayer

“Here am I, send me.” (Abraham 3:27)

Motherhood often feels like sacrifice  and that’s okay.

A powerful mindset shift for this season: “Here am I, God with what I have, where I am.”

Meet me in the mess.

Meet me in the chaos.

Meet me here.

Teaching This Week as a Family (Simple Ideas)

Read one verse out loud together

Watch a short identity-focused video

Act out Moses meeting God and standing up to Satan

Let kids repeat the scripture after you

End with a fun family treat (Muddy Buddies are a favorite!)

Keep it simple. Keep it joyful.

Invitation for the Week

As you go about your real, busy, imperfect days, gently ask yourself:

What is God trying to remind me about who I am?

And where might He be inviting me to say, “Here am I”?

You don’t have to do Come, Follow Me perfectly for it to matter.

Every small effort counts.

Christ is with you  right in the middle of your life.

If this episode blessed you, please share it with another mom who could use peace this week, and come join me on Instagram at Come Follow Me Moms.

Until next time 

Christ is with you in the chaos. 🤍

Transfiguration 

https://www.churchofjesuschrist.org/study/scriptures/gs/transfiguration?lang=eng

Moses 1:4-5 

https://www.churchofjesuschrist.org/study/scriptures/pgp/moses/1?lang=eng&verse=4&context=4-5#p4

Moses 1:10 

https://www.churchofjesuschrist.org/study/scriptures/pgp/moses/1?lang=eng&verse=10#p10

Moses 1: 13-16 

https://www.churchofjesuschrist.org/study/scriptures/pgp/moses/1?lang=eng&verse=13&context=13-16#p13

Moses 1:39 

https://www.churchofjesuschrist.org/study/scriptures/pgp/moses/1?lang=eng&verse=39#p39

Our True Identity Video - This is good for FHE 

https://www.churchofjesuschrist.org/media/video/2010-04-0020-our-true-identity?lang=eng

Abraham 3

https://www.churchofjesuschrist.org/study/scriptures/pgp/abr/3?lang=eng

Abraham 3:22-23

https://www.churchofjesuschrist.org/study/scriptures/pgp/abr/3?lang=eng&verse=22&context=22-23#p22

Abraham 3:27

https://www.churchofjesuschrist.org/study/scriptures/pgp/abr/3?lang=eng&verse=27#p27

Muddy Buddies Recipe 

https://www.thepioneerwoman.com/food-cooking/recipes/a40450617/puppy-chow-recipe/

This is very important. As we study the Old Testament this year. Really reflect on this. 

President Nelson has over and over again reminded us to know who we truly are. Because when you really understand who you are. Everything changes “ If the LOrd were speaking to you directly the first thing He would make sure you understand is your true identity.  My dear friends, you are literally the spirit children of God… Is that eternal truth imprinted upon your heart? Has this truth rescued you when confronted with temptation? President Russel M. Nelson. Worldwide devotional for young adults May 4, 2022

https://www.churchofjesuschrist.org/study/broadcasts/worldwide-devotional-for-young-adults/2022/05/12nelson?lang=eng

Episode 1: Introduction to the Old Testament

Come, Follow Me | December 29 – January 4

If you’ve ever opened the Old Testament and thought,

“This feels overwhelming… where do I even start?”

this episode is for you.

In today’s episode of Come, Follow Me Moms, we’re kicking off a brand-new Come, Follow Me year with the Introduction to the Old Testament , and we’re doing it in a way that feels simple, peaceful, and doable for real mom life.

The Old Testament isn’t about perfection.

It’s about God staying with imperfect people and that includes us.

In this episode, we talk about:

Why the Old Testament matters for moms today

How these ancient stories were written for our day

What God wants busy, tired, faithful moms to know as they begin this year

How to approach Come, Follow Me without guilt, pressure, or overwhelm

Simple ways to invite Christ into your scripture study  even if you only have a few minutes

We’ll read and reflect on a powerful scripture that reminds us that the scriptures were written for our learning, comfort, and hope, and we’ll talk about how God meets us exactly where we are — not where we think we should be.

You don’t need to be caught up.

You don’t need to do this perfectly.

You don’t need hours of quiet time.

You just need a willing heart.

✨ Invitation for the week:

Where might God be inviting you to let Him into your life and your story right now, as it is?

✨ Question to ponder:

What might Jesus want to show you as you begin this Come, Follow Me year?

Pop this episode on while you’re driving, folding laundry, making dinner, or taking a quiet moment for yourself and let’s walk with Christ together.

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Come as you are.

Christ is with you in the chaos.

- Cassie

Welcome to Come, Follow Me Moms 

If you're a busy mom who wants to follow Christ and teach your kids the gospel without guilt, overwhelm, or perfection pressure... YOU ARE IN THE RIGHT PLACE. 

Come, Follow Me Moms is a Christ Centered podast designed to help real moms study the scriptures simply, consistently, and with confidence.  

Each week, we'll walk through the Come, Follow Me lesson together in a way that is: 

* Simple and doable for busy mom life

*Rooted in Jesus Christ

*Encouraging, practical, and uplifting 

* Easy to apply to motherhood and family life

You DON'T need hours. 

You DON'T need to be " caught up" 

You DON'T need to do this perfectly. 

You just need to begin, RIGHT WHERE YOU ARE. 

Inside this podcast, you will find: 

- Simple explanations of scripture

-Weekly Come, Follow Me Insights

-Encouragement for tired, faithful moms

-Real-life application for motherhood

-Gentle reminders that every small effort counts

Pop in your headphones while you're driving, folding laundry, making dinner, or taking a quiet moment for yourself and let's walk with Christ together. 

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You are doing better than you think.  And Christ is with you right here, right now.