Ben and Shiloh discuss multiple sections that were given soon after the organization of the Church in 1830. There is a strong emphasis that the Lord gives throughout the Doctrine and Covenants that this is His work and that He invites us to be involved in His work. There is another prevalent theme throughout the text of Joseph and his companions seeking assurance of their place and good standing before God, and the reassurance is always forthcoming. It is like that for all of us at many times in our own lives. We seek divine assurance that our path, our pain, and our joy are seen by the God that gave us life. There are many times that this assurance seems delayed or withheld, but God is always there — even and especially when we feel alone or abandoned. This is not always easy to reason or conceive how a loving God would allow us to feel alone when He is right there with us, but there is a certain beauty in our learning process. The Lord is always there supporting us through all things.
Ben and Shiloh continue their discussion on the first half of the War Chapters in the Book of Mormon. There is a lot to...
The story of Jacob repeats previous themes from the stories of Abraham and Isaac. How does Jacob view his relationship with God and others...
Ben and Shiloh talk about the goodness and universal love of God. Although we often read and think that Christ is our advocate “to”...