Mosiah 21:1-23:38 Sometimes Bad times are consequences to our sinful behaviors. Other times bad things happen even when we’re doing everything right. Does that mean God doesn’t care? Or is there a greater purpose?

Mosiah 18:3-20:26 Alma repents and helps other people to make covenants to God. Many of us maybe very familiar with that covenant, but do we really fully understand it?

Mosiah 14:5-18:2 Ever wondered why Abinadi is so bold and fearless? It’s because he knows that through Christ he is free, regardless of any physical chains that may bind him! We too can find that kind of freedom through Christ.

Mosiah 11:18-14:4 King Noah and his people become very wicked and they lost knowledge and understanding about Christ and the commandments. Abinadi comes in to remind them, but they are not happy about it. Abinadi doesn’t back down and teaches the teachers what they should have already known.

Mosiah 8:4-11:17 It can be easy to zone out once you start reading about the battles between the Nephities and the Lamanities. They do it all the time and it seems that there is nothing relevant to us in our day that we can learn from someone else’s war. But it is relevant because we our in a spiritual war all day every day!

Mosiah 4:25-8:3 How seriously do we understand and treat our covenants? Is it something sacred we hold dear, or do those words mean nothing to us? Whatever choice we make will bring consequences, whether good or bad.

Mosiah 2:38-4:24 King Benjamin continues his address to the people. The people immediately apply what they were taught and are immediately blessed. The same can happen for you!

Mosiah 1:1-2:37 King Benjamin takes the promises and commandments of the Lord seriously, and he wants to help his sons and his people to feel the same way.

Jarom 1:4-Word of Mormon 1:18 If God said that we will prosper if we keep the commandments, than how come we doubt that sometimes? What God says is going to happen is going to happen, though it will take a lot of work from us too.

Jacob 6:6-Jarom 1:3 Bad fruit is produced when we rejected God’s word. And those that produce bad fruit will be cast down, like with Sherem. But those who put their faith in God, like Jacob, will receive power to crush Satan and his allies.