Every scripture reflection and discipleship note David has published on LDS Daily Path. Showing older entries, page 16.
What D&C 59 teaches about Sabbath rest, fasting with a glad heart, the meaning of eye single to the glory of God, and blessings of the earth.
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Jacob warns against looking beyond the mark and testifies that Christ is the only sure foundation for a life built to last.
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Exodus 9 covers the plagues of livestock disease, boils, and fiery hail. Each plague tests who will listen and who will harden their heart.
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Paul and Barnabas are called by the Holy Ghost and sent on the first missionary journey, changing the direction of the early church forever.
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An angel frees Peter from prison while Herod meets a gruesome end, showing that the word of God cannot be stopped by chains or kings.
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D&C 58 teaches what it means to be anxiously engaged in a good cause, keep the laws of the land, and use your agency like a wise servant.
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Peter defends his ministry to the Gentiles by telling the story in order. The disciples are first called Christians in Antioch.
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Peter's vision of the sheet and Cornelius the centurion show the gospel opening to all people. The Holy Ghost falls on the Gentiles.
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Jacob 3 warns against unchastity and spiritual pride, reveals the Lamanites surprising family devotion, and calls parents to examine their example.
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The plagues of frogs, lice, and flies show God's power over Egypt and the danger of temporary repentance as Pharaoh's heart hardens again and again.
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