Mosiah 4:27 is today's verse. In this King Benjamin continues his address to his people. He talks about how we need to not run faster than we have strength. And how all things must be done in order and I share my thoughts with what that might mean. We also talk about how the Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-day Saints is a church of order.

My dad, Dave, asked me again to share some more of his thoughts on likening the scriptures to ourselves. He shares Doctrine and Covenants 30:1-4, a revelation given through Joseph Smith to David Whitmer. David Whitmer wasn't following the Lord the way he needed to and this is him being reminded of who he was serving. And he was called again to serve God. Sometimes in this life we need a course correct and a reminder of who we are and who we serve! Remember, you don't need to be perfect to be called of God. Just willing.

Because of Jesus Christ.

Also if everyone will take some time to follow this podcast and share it with those you know. It will help this podcast grow to reach more people! Thank you so much for helping the Lord spread his gospel!

1 Corinthians 13:12 is today's scripture. I know the Lord lives. He knows you.

A couple of nights ago, my dad sent me a voice memo! He recorded an episode out of the blue! What he shares is not only inspired, but incredibly relevant to today's world. He reads Doctrine and Covenants 14:11, which reminds us that if we are faithful, great shall be our reward. We also see how important it is to liken the scriptures unto ourselves! I love you all and thanks dad!

Mosiah 24:15-16 teaches us that the burdens on our backs will be made light as we have faith and patience in the Lord. But the burdens themselves don't just get easier, WE GET STRONGER! The Lord gives us strength so we can bear our burdens with ease. I also testify, we can be of good confort, even when times are hard. In the name of Jesus Christ, amen.

Mosiah 24:14 is todays verse. I am sure it was reassuring to the people in bondage to hear the things the Lord told them. But if the Book of Mormon was written for our day, then we can find strength in this passage too. The Lord promises that he is there in our hard times. He will ease the burdens on our backs, because of our faith. He can make our burdens light

This week, search for instances that the Lord is easing your burdens. As you do, I PROMISE that you will see more and more evidences of him and his hand in your life.

Whether you pray out loud or in your heart, Heavenly Father hears you. He is always listening. Mosiah 24 will be the topic for the next three days. Today we will focus on verses 12-13. Alma and his people were being persecuted and commanded that they could not pray or they were to be put to death. So they reached out to the Lord through the, "thoughts of their hearts." Each prayer you pray is heard by a loving God, something you can always find comfort in. Not all answers come immediately, but for those who wait in faith, they will come.

Ether 12:12 and Ether 12:18 talk about faith. It doesn't tell us what faith is, but it does tell us that miracles follow when we have faith. In fact, miracles can only come when faith comes first. Believe that God is and miracles will surely follow!

Today, Kenzie and I share the first and last verse of Hymn #220, Lord, I Would Follow Thee. We talk about helping others and finding strength in Jesus Christ. And how bearing others burdens allows our burdens to be made light. Remember, Jesus Christ is your strength!