The March 2022 Come Follow Me Ministering printable ties together Brother Bradley R. Wilcox’s October 2021 General Conference talk “Worthiness Is Not Flawlessness” and March’s “Come, Follow Me” lesson on Exodus 1–6 and “God gives power to those...
The February 2022 Come Follow Me Ministering Printable ties together Elder Clark G. Gilbert’s October 2021 General Conference talk “Becoming More in Christ: The Parable of the Slope” and this February’s Come, Follow Me lesson on Genesis 26:18–25,...
The January 2022 Come Follow Me Ministering Printable ties together President Russell M. Nelson’s October 2021 General Conference talk “The Temple and Your Spiritual Foundation” and this January’s Come, Follow Me lesson on Moses 7 and “Enoch’s efforts...
This year, as part of my Christmas ministering message, I wrote about the gifts the Wise Men brought baby Jesus. I decided to also share one of our family traditions of bringing out a box of real gold,...
My Christmas ministering messages always focus on Christ’s birth rather than on “Come, Follow Me” or the latest General Conference. So the December 2021 Christmas Ministering Message is a bit different than my other ministering messages. Every year,...
The November 2021 Come Follow Me Ministering Printable ties together Sister Bonnie H. Cordon’s October 2021 General Conference talk “Come unto Christ and Don’t Come Alone” and this November’s Come, Follow Me lesson on Doctrine and Covenants 136...
At first I was just kidding when I told my son I had found the perfect Halloween costume. But when I showed him the ghillie suit, it was love at first sight. We looked at each other and...
The October 2021 Come Follow Me Ministering Printable ties together Elder Gerrit W. Gong’s April 2021 General Conference talk “Room in the Inn” and this October’s Come, Follow Me lesson on “The Lord wants me to welcome and...
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