This week we’re covering 2 kings chapters 2 through 7. Again I dig even deeper into using the Gospel Library to enhance my scripture study of the Come Follow Me lessons.

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This week I’m covering our 2 Samuel 11 through 12 1 Kngs chapter 3 and chapter 6 through 9 and 11. As I share with you how I’m studying the scriptures for this Come Follow Me . I’ll also be talking about AI and some other features of the gospel library which I have not covered.

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In this episode, I’ll be diving into 1st Samuel chapters 17 through 18, as well as chapters 24 through 26, and 2nd Samuel chapters 5 through 7. I’m sharing how I approach scripture study, drawing upon the principles taught by Elder Bednar and other apostles and prophets, and using the gospel library, along with some other apps, to enhance my understanding. It is my hope as I do so that it will provide you with ideas that you can start incorporating into your scripture study, and for those who are struggling studying the scriptures to give you some motivation to begin to study the scriptures on a daily basis.

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Join me for an inspiring conversation with Joshua, author of uplifting titles such as “Your Relationship with Jesus” and “Divine Identity.” In this episode, we discuss his latest work, “The New and Everlasting Covenant." Whether you’re seeking spiritual insight, personal growth, or simply a fresh perspective on faith, this episode offers wisdom you can apply in your own journey. Tune in, be uplifted, and join the conversation. I’d love to hear your thoughts and experiences, too!

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00:05 Ending Up In Gilbert

02:36 Education

07:55 Family

09:16 Mission

09:54 Career Change

11:26 Power of Godliness Website

13:19 Author

23:38 Studying The Scripture

32:59 Passing Your Notes To Your Children

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In this episode, Steven Harper, Latter-day Saint scholar, BYU professor, and author, is featured in a conversation that goes beyond his professional accomplishments. Readers will discover his formative years, the pioneer roots in his family history, and the education that has influenced his perspectives.

We discuss topics such as the law of consecration and slow thinking.

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01:21 Pioneer Heritage

09:37 Education

11:09 BYU Hawaii

13:53 The Law Of Consecration

19:38 In The Temple

21:22 Wrestling With The Restoration

23:15 Thinking Slowly

32:23 The Spirit Is The Teacher

41:23 Scripture Study

46:34 Journaling

50:43 Wilford Woodruff Papers

52:48 Testimony

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I had the pleasure of sitting down with Shilbi and Kevin, a young couple from Texas, as they navigate life with their first child. What fascinates me most is how they weave the demands of daily life into a consistent practice of scripture study. On their show, “The Book of Mormon Podcast,” Shilbi and Kevin share their honest experiences and heartfelt testimonies as they strive to stay true to their faith. Their openness, resilience, and hope for the future are truly inspiring. Listening to their story will leave you uplifted and eager to deepen your spiritual journey.

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05:26 Education

09:11 Pizza

15:14 Their Podcast.

23:01 Podcast Equipment

25:11 Shilbi's Scripture Study

26:25 Gospel Library

29:24 Kevin's Scripture Study

33:42 Shilbi's Calling

33:52 Kevin's Calling

36:03 Kevin - Joing The Church

38:43 Funding Time To Study

39:55 Elder Bednar - Study Guide

41:01 Journaling

43:29 Testimonies

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Join me for an inspiring conversation with Amber Jo Hodges-a dynamic speaker, author, English teacher, and devoted mom. You may know her from Instagram, but today you’ll discover so much more!We dive into the challenges in education, the power of scripture in Amber’s life, and how faith can guide us all.Plug in and enjoy an episode filled with wisdom, encouragement, and a few laughs!

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01:32 Growing Up

08:31 Education

09:29 Teacher

13:41 Hobbies

19:30 Instagram

19:51 Guided Journal

23:28 Youth Speaker

24:31 Scripture Study

39:58 Testimony

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Explore how philosophy shapes faith and scripture study in this conversation with James Faulconer, retired BYU philosophy professor. We discuss the key moments that influenced his life, the questions that guided his scholarship, and how philosophical inquiry can deepen religious understanding. If you’re interested in the intersection of philosophy and faith, or want new ways to approach familiar beliefs, this episode is for you.

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Matthew Watkins is our guest today, the insightful host of the Conference Talk podcast, which airs weekly. My connection with Matthew deepened as I had the privilege of being a guest co-host on his show. Throughout our conversations, I’ve been struck by his remarkable spiritual insight and maturity—qualities that truly set him apart in today’s world. In this episode, I’m excited to share something special: for the first time, you’ll get to hear our recorded pre-show discussion. I believe it adds a unique layer to our conversation that you won’t want to miss. Tune in and discover the depth of Matthew’s perspectives and the warmth of our dialogue!

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07:22 Growing up

07:50 Mission

09:05 The Early Pioneers

10:53 Occupation

12:52 Education

13:48 Serving In Spanish Branches

19:48 A Deaf Story

26:39 Born At The Wrong Time

27:13 Studying The Scriptures

36:44 Using A Tablet To Study

45:28 Three Degrees To Scripture Study

53:33 Personal Revelation

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