Study Snippets

Ready for quick, simple and powerful spiritual thoughts from this week’s Come Follow Me reading? Check out my Study Snippets here, starting from most recently published. If you are looking for ideas for quick spiritual thoughts, or easy lesson starters, this is your place! This list is automatically updated as new Snippets are added, so check back for new thoughts each day!

D&C 111-114

Asking questions with faith

Did President Camille Johnson’s talk rock anyone else’s world this past weekend? There were tons of different powerful concepts she touched on, but one that

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D&C 111-114

Loving yourself and others

“Let thy love be for them as for thyself” D&C 112:11. Love the other people around you as much as you love yourself. I’ve discovered

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D&C 111-114

Humility and answered prayers

Being humble = answered prayers. How does this connection work?! Most people hear “be humble” and think about someone who is too proud to pray.

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D&C 111-114

Ready to work?

Are you ready to get to work?! That’s how I feel after every General Conference. I was never really into sports, but I imagine this

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D&C 109-110

Not God’s will

The saints in Kirtland had experienced so much. They had endured persecution. Lying and slander was all around. But they had at least finally completed

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D&C 109-110

Three year old maturity

I’ve always been fascinated by this concept of “spiritual maturity”. ⁣⁣ And now that I live day-in and day-out with a three year old, I

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D&C 109-110

What is grace?

My Grandpa passed away a few years ago. ⁣⁣⁣⁣I was asked to play the organ for the opening and closing hymns at his funeral services.

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D&C 109-110

Serving from lack

Oh great, I thought. This was another Relief Society lesson about ministering. I had recently moved into the ward. My house was still being slowly

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D&C 106-108

Real leaders strengthen

My favorite leaders haven’t been the ones who have pulled off the most perfect events. My favorite leaders haven’t always been the most organized. My

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