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What does it mean to win? How do we get there? And why might it not be clear who the real winner is in a sword fight? Join me as we look at the story of Nehor and Gideon found in Alma chapter 1, and we'll look for a specific type of win. Spoiler alert - it's the best kind, and I'll tell you one way you can get that win TODAY!  (PS - sorry this posted a little late... life gets crazy sometimes! Thanks for listening!)

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Don't forget the parable of the snowball: listening to someone else talk about the gospel is like having snowballs thrown at you. Reading the scriptures is like making your own snowball. Taking the time to search, ponder, and pray about what you've read is like rolling the snowball around and around so that it grows and grows. So don't just listen to me - please go read for yourself so your knowledge and testimony can grow and grow!!

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Does it matter who said what? Of course it does! This week Cindy shares two tips to help your scripture study be more effective, including one about who is speaking. Join her as she dives in to the story of Alma the prophet receiving direct revelation, and the story of Alma the Younger.

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Don't forget the parable of the snowball: listening to someone else talk about the gospel is like having snowballs thrown at you. Reading the scriptures is like making your own snowball. Taking the time to search, ponder, and pray about what you've read is like rolling the snowball around and around so that it grows and grows. So don't just listen to me - please go read for yourself so your knowledge and testimony can grow and grow!!

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Sometimes the scriptures TELL us what the people were feeling, and other times we have to use our imagination to FIGURE IT OUT.  Did you know that taking the time to identify their feelings can help you to connect with the people and stories in the Book of Mormon? In this week's episode we do just that, so grab your scriptures, and let's read together!

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Don't forget the parable of the snowball: listening to someone else talk about the gospel is like having snowballs thrown at you. Reading the scriptures is like making your own snowball. Taking the time to search, ponder, and pray about what you've read is like rolling the snowball around and around so that it grows and grows. So don't just listen to me - please go read for yourself so your knowledge and testimony can grow and grow!!

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We all try to be like our favorite scripture heroes, but have you ever thought about whether or not you're like the villain in the story? This week we're talking about how to find power in the scriptures by identifying with the characters you read about - even the bad guys! Plus, Cindy shares a story about one time when she was a little too much like King Noah and made a bad choice.

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Don't forget the parable of the snowball: listening to someone else talk about the gospel is like having snowballs thrown at you. Reading the scriptures is like making your own snowball. Taking the time to search, ponder, and pray about what you've read is like rolling the snowball around and around so that it grows and grows. So don't just listen to me - please go read for yourself so your knowledge and testimony can grow and grow!!

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Mosiah can get confusing sometimes, but don't worry - Cindy has tips for how to make sense of it, and how to find lessons. This week we study Mosiah 10:1-2 and write our very own parable by looking for spiritual lessons in regular things. 

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Don't forget the parable of the snowball: listening to someone else talk about the gospel is like having snowballs thrown at you. Reading the scriptures is like making your own snowball. Taking the time to search, ponder, and pray about what you've read is like rolling the snowball around and around so that it grows and grows. So don't just listen to me - please go read for yourself so your knowledge and testimony can grow and grow!!

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More tips this week to help you study the Book of Mormon, but you'll also get to hear why these chapters and others like them made me sad when I was a teenager. Learn what I did about it, and what the difference is between Laman and Lemuel and King Benjamin's people. 

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Don't forget the parable of the snowball: listening to someone else talk about the gospel is like having snowballs thrown at you. Reading the scriptures is like making your own snowball. Taking the time to search, ponder, and pray about what you've read is like rolling the snowball around and around so that it grows and grows. So don't just listen to me - please go read for yourself so your knowledge and testimony can grow and grow!!

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This week in Come Follow Me we're reading Mosiah chapters 1-3, and there are some really good lessons to find in King Benjamin's speech to the Nephites. But what do you do after you find the lessons? Cindy and Emily discuss what to do next in this week's episode. 

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Don't forget the parable of the snowball: listening to someone else talk about the gospel is like having snowballs thrown at you. Reading the scriptures is like making your own snowball. Taking the time to search, ponder, and pray about what you've read is like rolling the snowball around and around so that it grows and grows. So don't just listen to me - please go read for yourself so your knowledge and testimony can grow and grow!!

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What do you do when you already know the scripture story? You look a little deeper and find more things to think about! 11-year-old Bryson joins me in a deeper discussion about Enos, as we consider what he must have been feeling.

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Don't forget the parable of the snowball: listening to someone else talk about the gospel is like having snowballs thrown at you. Reading the scriptures is like making your own snowball. Taking the time to search, ponder, and pray about what you've read is like rolling the snowball around and around so that it grows and grows. So don't just listen to me - please go read for yourself so your knowledge and testimony can grow and grow!!

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* What's the difference between a story and a sermon, and why does that even matter? Listen as Cindy explains how identifying stories and sermons can improve your scripture study, and she even teaches you how to do it!  
* Learn what should you do when you suddenly have an Ah-ha! moment while you're studying the gospel, and why it's important to pay special attention when they come.

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Don't forget the parable of the snowball: listening to someone else talk about the gospel is like having snowballs thrown at you. Reading the scriptures is like making your own snowball. Taking the time to search, ponder, and pray about what you've read is like rolling the snowball around and around so that it grows and grows. So don't just listen to me - please go read for yourself so your knowledge and testimony can grow and grow!!

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Did you know that using your imagination can help when you study the scriptures?! Join Cindy and Levi as they discuss some of the teachings in Jacob chapter 2, and 3 ways imagination can help. Plus, don't miss the 3 people Cindy says you could have a conversation with when you study the scriptures, and some fun bloopers at the end!

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Don't forget the parable of the snowball: listening to someone else talk about the gospel is like having snowballs thrown at you. Reading the scriptures is like making your own snowball. Taking the time to search, ponder, and pray about what you've read is like rolling the snowball around and around so that it grows and grows. So don't just listen to me - please go read for yourself so your knowledge and testimony can grow and grow!!

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