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From Come Follow Me:

Some of the Savior’s most memorable teachings were in the form of simple stories called parables. These were more than just interesting anecdotes about ordinary objects or events. They contained profound truths about the kingdom of God for those who were spiritually prepared. One of the first parables recorded in the New Testament—the parable of the sower (see Matthew 13:3–23)—invites us to examine our readiness to receive God’s word. “For whosoever receiveth,” Jesus declared, “to him shall be given, and he shall have more abundance” (Joseph Smith Translation, Matthew 13:10 [in Matthew 13:12, footnote a]). So as we prepare to study the Savior’s parables—or any of His teachings—a good place to start is to examine our hearts and determine whether we are giving the word of God “good ground” (Matthew 13:8) in which to grow, blossom, flourish, and produce fruit that will bless us and our families in abundance.

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In this bonus Episode, Jackson has on the show Charlie Moore and Tim Roberts.  Both men genuinely care about the youth.  We discuss the idea of saving our youth.  First in the home, second in the church.  

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Look whose back for a visit.  The gunslinger himself.  Marcus Corbitt returns to the show for a visit to share with everyone his recent call as Bishop.  He shares his experience of being called and what he has learned during his 1st six weeks as Bishop.  Michael and Jackson share some small pieces of advice to Bishop Corbitt and Kenny knows he is on a short list of potential future Bishops called to serve.  When we strive to do our best and make ourselves available, The Lord will use us where he needs us.  

From Come Follow Me:

In many ways, the Pharisees and scribes had made worshipping Jehovah burdensome. They often emphasized strict rules over eternal truths. Rules about the Sabbath day, which was meant to be a day of rest, were themselves a heavy burden.

And then, Jehovah Himself came among His people. He taught them that the true purpose of religion is not to create burdens but to relieve them. He taught that God gives us commandments, including the one to honor the Sabbath, not to oppress us but to bless us. Yes, the way to God is strait and narrow, but the Lord came to announce that we need not walk it alone. “Come unto me,” He pleaded. His invitation, to all who feel “heavy laden” for any reason, is to stand beside Him, to bind ourselves to Him, and to let Him share our burdens. His promise is “Ye shall find rest unto your souls.” Compared to the alternatives—trying to carry on alone or relying on mortal solutions—His “yoke is easy, and [His] burden is light.” (Matthew 11:28–30.)

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From Come Follow Me:

Word of Jesus’s healing miracles was spreading quickly. Multitudes followed Him, hoping for relief from their sicknesses. But when the Savior looked upon the multitudes, He saw more than their physical ailments. Filled with compassion, He saw “sheep having no shepherd” (Matthew 9:36). “The harvest truly is plenteous,” He observed, “but the labourers are few” (Matthew 9:37). So He called twelve Apostles, “gave them power,” and sent them to teach and minister “to the lost sheep of the house of Israel” (Matthew 10:1, 6). Today the need for more laborers to serve Heavenly Father’s children is just as great. There are still twelve Apostles, but there are more disciples of Jesus Christ than ever before—people who can declare to all the world, “The kingdom of heaven is at hand” (Matthew 10:7).

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From Come Follow Me:

One of the clearest messages in the New Testament is that Jesus Christ is a healer. Accounts of the Savior healing the sick and afflicted are many—from a woman with a fever to a widow’s son who had died. Why the emphasis on physical healing? What messages might there be for us in these miracles? Certainly one obvious message is that Jesus Christ is the Son of God, with power over all things, including our physical pains and imperfections. But another meaning is found in His words to the skeptical scribes: “That ye may know that the Son of man hath power on earth to forgive sins” (Mark 2:10). So when you read about a blind person or a leper being healed, you might think of the healing—both spiritual and physical—that you can receive from the Savior and hear Him say to you, “Thy faith hath saved thee” (Luke 7:50).
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Self-Evaluation: A Path to Personal Growth and Holding Yourself Accountable to God's Plan

Self-evaluation is a powerful tool that can help individuals hold themselves accountable and promote personal growth. The process of reflecting on one's own experiences, behaviors, and accomplishments can help individuals better understand themselves, identify areas for improvement, and set goals for personal growth and development. This can be especially valuable for people seeking to become the person God wants them to be.

One of the key benefits of self-evaluation is that it helps individuals identify their strengths and weaknesses. This self-awareness can be particularly useful in the context of faith and spiritual growth, as it can help individuals understand where they may need to work on becoming more like Christ. By identifying areas where they need to grow, individuals can set specific goals and take action to become more like the person God wants them to be.

Another important aspect of self-evaluation is accountability. When individuals regularly reflect on their own experiences and behavior, they can hold themselves accountable for the actions they take and the choices they make. This can be especially important in a faith context, where individuals are seeking to live in accordance with God's will. By regularly evaluating their own behavior, individuals can ensure that they are living in a way that is consistent with God's plan for their life.

Self-evaluation can also be a powerful tool for personal growth. By regularly reflecting on their experiences and behaviors, individuals can identify areas where they need to improve and set goals to work towards. This can help individuals grow in their faith and become more like the person God wants them to be. For example, if an individual realizes that they need to work on becoming more patient, they can set a goal to practice patience in their daily life and work towards becoming a more patient person.

In conclusion, self-evaluation can be a valuable tool for individuals seeking to become the person God wants them to be. By promoting self-awareness, holding individuals accountable, and facilitating personal growth, self-evaluation can help individuals live in accordance with God's plan for their life. So, take time to reflect on your own experiences, behaviors, and accomplishments, and use the insights you gain to become the person God wants you to be. 

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From Come Follow Me:

The Sermon on the Mount is one of the best-known discourses in Christianity. The Savior taught with rich images, such as a city set on a hill, lilies of the field, and wolves disguised as sheep. But the Sermon on the Mount is far more than a beautiful speech. The power of the Savior’s teachings to His disciples can change our lives, especially when we live by them. Then His words become more than words; they become a sure foundation for life that, like the wise man’s house, can withstand the world’s winds and floods (see Matthew 7:24–25).

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What is Lust?

To lust after someone typically means to have a strong desire or craving for that person, often in a sexual or romantic sense. It is characterized by feelings of intense longing and often an accompanying physical attraction. Lust is usually seen as a more superficial or temporary form of desire, as opposed to feelings of love or deeper emotional connection. It's important to recognize that feelings of lust can be a normal part of human sexuality, but it's also important to respect boundaries and ensure that all interactions with others are respectful and consensual.  

The question for faithful Latter-day Saints is can we experience a healthy lustful desire for our spouse?  The answer in our opinion is Yes! Absolutely!  It's possible for individuals to experience feelings of lust within a marriage. Lust can refer to a strong physical or sexual desire for another person, and this desire can exist within the context of a committed relationship. In fact, maintaining a sense of physical and emotional intimacy can be important for the health and longevity of a marriage. However, it's also important to recognize that lust alone will not be enough to sustain a relationship in the long term. Relationships thrive on a balance of physical intimacy, emotional connection, mutual respect, and spiritual consistency so it's important for husbands and wives to continually work on maintaining these aspects of their relationship.

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Join us this week as we discuss parts of the Sermon on The Mount.  We discuss the difference between letting you light shine and sounding a trumpet about your good deeds.  We discuss what means for salt to lose it savor and how we can apply that to our lives.  Be sure to check it out.  


From Come Follow Me:

By this point in His ministry, it was clear that Jesus’s teachings would be unlike what the people of His time were used to hearing. The poor will receive the kingdom of God? The meek will inherit the earth? Blessed are the persecuted? The scribes and Pharisees were not teaching such things. And yet those who truly understood God’s law recognized truth in the Savior’s words. “An eye for an eye” and “hate thine enemy” were lesser laws (Matthew 5:38, 43). But Jesus Christ had come to teach a higher law (see 3 Nephi 15:2–10), designed to help us one day become “perfect, even as [our] Father which is in heaven is perfect” (Matthew 5:48).

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Check out the conversation we had with Brett Cain from the Ironside Podcast.  

“The pen is mightier than the sword”. That couldn’t be truer for Brett Cain, who, incidentally, has trained with world-class swordsmen, championship MMA fighters, and earned a silver medal as a Golden Gloves boxer. As much as he loves to fight, he would rather write. Most of all he loves telling stories to his daughter. 

He has worked as a Court Interpreter, a paraeducator, a flagger, a fiscal analyst, and a swim coach. He has experienced much of what he writes and hopes his readers find their own sense of adventure. 

His debut novel, Whiteout, has been reviewed by Meridian Magazine and Deseret News. He lives in the Pacific Northwest with his wife, daughter, poodle named Cassidy, and rabbit named Moose. 

You can write to him at [email protected]
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