Exploring the History and Doctrine of the Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-day Saints
Exploring the History and Doctrine of the Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-day Saints
Many prophets teach doctrine by referring to familiar stories. When we understand scripture stories—the people, places, and events—we gain deeper insight into doctrine and the prophetic message. Learning the stories prepares us to better understand the Old Testament and prophets like Isaiah.
There is a correlation between scripture study and revelation. If we want to receive the blessings of scripture study, we need to do more than just read. We need to learn to love studying the scriptures.
Throughout history, prophets have pleaded with the Lord on behalf of His people in ways we rarely see. This post explores the quiet, unseen work prophets do for us—while emphasizing that our focus must always remain on Christ.
Before Samuel’s calling as a prophet, the word of the Lord was “precious,” or rare. But “precious” also means valuable. Is the word of the Lord rare or valuable in your life?
What does it mean to “fear God” in the Old Testament? It does not mean fright. The Hebrew scriptures reveal something deeper: reverence, honor, and devoted trust in a loving God.
Understanding the story of the Twelve Tribes of Israel can help us better understand our covenants and how we can help gather Israel.
AI can be a powerful tool—but it also raises questions about agency, effort, and spiritual growth. If we will follow principles for AI use taught by prophets and apostles, we can use AI in a way that does not interfere with spiritual growth.
Sometimes I experience decision fatigue. I get tired of making choices and just want quick answers. We all feel this…
Caleb said, “Give me this mountain.” As we face our challeges with faith in the Lord, rather than avoid them, we can accomplish great things.
