1-3 John; Jude Part 2 • Dr. Justin & Sis. Aislin Dyer • Nov 27 - Dec 3 • Come Follow Me

[@jackiestanding8269]

“It’s not fair to judge yesterday’s mistakes with today’s knowledge.” Very insightful!

[@KarenMartinCAAZ]

I appreciated the thoughts that were shared. I wanted to share a differing perspective. I suffer from depression, and find that I consume more than I contribute. My depression acts like a welder's mask where only an intense light allows me to "see". It has been such a struggle to understand how I experience God's love. I have had to learn how to be ok with the darkness and navigate it. I have learned what brings the intense light that I need to see on a regular basis. So, while I still consume more than I contribute, I endeavor to make contributions that are my "widow's mite". 19:25

[@aislindyer4122]

Thank you so much for inviting us to consider more nuance in our engagement. And you have done so in such a peaceable, helpful way. You got me thinking, and your reference to the widow's mite is so profound. What we have available to give and what we need is so relative. I'm so grateful that the Savior is our judge and he knows our hearts. It sounds like your commitment and the exercise of your faith is a deeply precious gift. I believe our abilities and needs can really shift from day to day, year to year. I have had some personal experience with depression through chronic pain and postpartum mood disorders--what you shared about learning about your connection with God and what your needs are is so inspiring. My comment in the podcast was more about our attitude--and I could have been more clear and sensitive. Thank you!

[@rcwinchester9788]

Please continue to press forward, looking for, and finding the light when you can. Seek out those who truly support you. Know that you are valued, that you contribute in ways you do not know, or cannot recognize. Our Heavenly Father loves you, you are his precious child. Jesus loves you. We love you!❤

[@malaenatoohey1788]

I would like to thank the Dyers (and, of course, Hank and John) for helping me works through a few problems that I've been having with family members this past week. Their insights really helped me open my eyes and see things from a different vantage point. I'm so thankful for the help they provided me this week when I really needed it.

[@mariefraser1579]

I LOVE this episode!! Hank and John and the Dyers, thank you SO much for what you have shared!! It's lifted me as a person and as a parent. I plan to listen again and take notes. I very much as a parent struggle to not get stuck in the "I wish I had known I could have done better with my kids and with people!" Thank you for this!! I love this podcast!!

[@Yelta]

Loved Brother Smith's sharing his experience with his wife coming out of the temple and about that teaching moment they had! It's so true many of us might feel not smart. If we could only have done a better job when raising our children. Thank you for sharing it!! ❤

[@BarbaraBush-f3k]

Thank you so much for this podcast! I especially needed to hear this one today! You helped me look past my perceived faults in the past and present - as a parent especially - and realize that God’s love for me and for my children makes up for whatever I could have done better.

[@annehelsdingen1963]

I love your pod casts. Today while I was listening I thought of the Primary song I taught to the Primary children. Keep the commandments, keep the commandments, in this there is safety and peace. Who doesn’t want to live safely and in peace. Keeping the commandments gives us both of those feelings in our lives.

[@rcwinchester9788]

Thank you for mentioning the primary song. It is the perfect message to bring together the primary lesson I have in my heart to teach the children today.

[@jardingleason1484]

This podcast touched me deeply. I'm looking forward to making improvements in my life from the thoughts and feelings while listening to this. I love the Follow Him series and I absolutely loved these two guests. I could listen to them both all day! What a beautiful marriage.

[@rcwinchester9788]

Thank you for your message about not judging our former actions using today’s knowledge. It was exactly what I needed to hear this week and once again I am filled with hope!

[@sandyvandam3102]

Thank you for this most enlightening and faith promoting lesson on God’s love. It’s already working for my betterment .

[@TheScripturesAreReal]

Delving into the profound themes of God's love, our journey towards emulating our Heavenly Parents, and the transformative impact of Jesus Christ allows us to deepen our understanding of divine principles. By embracing these truths, we navigate life with purpose, compassion, and a steadfast commitment to emulate Christ in every aspect of our lives.

[@lindapowell5246]

I feel it a privilege each week to listen and learn from your lessons! Thank you!!

[@EllenSwensen-m7r]

I am grateful to have found your podcasts. This is one of my favorite episodes. Thanks so much for your time, efforts and knowledge.

[@iamjustinlyon]

“You cannot love without giving!” Thank you (and your grandmother) for that!🙏❤️✨

[@janetrobinson2699]

I love all of the amazing insights and commentary these podcasts bring! Thank you so much Hank and John, as well as your amazing team!! The blessings you bring are incalculable! ❤

[@gloriagross8120]

I always love listening to these podcasts. They always bring out so many interesting and provocative thoughts that spark my mind and lead me to ways I can improve. I so appreciate these insights and look forward to hearing more each week.

[@jdm6tube]

Definitely felt more love and light today! Thank you all!

[@lindabassett306]

I especially connected with Dr. Dyer and the knowledge he shared with us from his gospel and stat studies.

[@sharonwilcox9541]

I have been inspired and immensely encouraged by the two parts of this week's podcast. Thank you!❤️ I also feel more love and more light.

[@annierohrer9553]

Thank you for your inspirational, insightful podcast and the examples of daily practical application .

[@cherylnorvell7649]

I needed to hear what was said in this episode. I felt the Holy Ghost. Thank you.

[@tammiew930]

I am so grateful for your insights! For sharing what others have learned. As humans, we are so much subjected to the flesh. One way is what could have been changed about the past. U am grateful you shared that experience about not looking back, but look forward and keep trying to do better. Work on today, this moment with those truths we have and that new knowledge. Stop beating ourselves up about the past. Just keep moving forward. I tend to move in baby steps, and often it feels like 2 steps forward and 1 back, but however it looks like in each of our lives... move forward with trust and love of our Savior in all we do 😀🙏

[@susanbenson6253]

What an excellent 2 episodes. Thank you so much for all your insights!

[@renatemckendry104]

Right place, and right time!!! Thank you all so much! ❤🇨🇦

[@wendyhansen2317]

I agree with Brother after when he talked about what we knew in our pre-mortal life. My patriarchal blessing said the while I was waiting to come to earth I was taught all the things that would happen to me here. I’ve had many experiences I can’t imagine I chose- but I know I agreed to them. I’ve dealt with the intense struggle of kids on drugs. I’ve had two of my boys die while in their 20’s. But I be know it’s all part of Gods plan and love for me because I have learned incredible things from these experiences. I am a different (progressing) person because of them.

[@loisparrish2146]

I am so sorry for your loss.

[@arleyjarman3401]

Another great video. I have learned so much. I have felt the spirit very strong

[@kenyacurran7969]

Thank you for this podcast. I have passed it on to a couple of my siblings who don’t always get your podcast worked in. But this has been a wonderful relaxing encouraging time for me. I have listened to this twice and am trying to absorb so much more. Thank you to your guests also! Such good ideas to pass along. I am so appreciative of your time and talents.

[@leonimateni5655]

thank you

[@marthagutierrez1178]

Great discussion. Thank you 🙏

[@brookemeyer9185]

Strong spirit felt, thank you!!!

[@mygreatestdayever]

Such powerful messages for both sections. I thoroughly enjoyed this discussion. All of your podcasts are so beneficial for me, but this one wS exceptional.

[@darinharker21]

One of the biggest testimonies that I have is of God's love for us. There is no way that we can love so much in this life and not expect Loving relationships in a life after death

[@keribowthorpe508]

HUGE thank you to all of you for sharing your thoughts and insights!

[@dianneatkins2552]

Yes I felt more love and light thanks 😊 ❤

[@jhansen3983]

When Sister Dyer started telling the story of the glass beach I imagined there would be some well-meaning soul come along and clean up the beach bit by bit, or who would recruit others to help clean it up in one big project. But it wasn't the work of man that transformed the trashed beach into something beautiful. It was the work of God. He did not dispose of or remove the unsightly and even life-threatening trash, but through time and nature breaking down and continually polishing the glass, remade the ugly scene into a sparkling thing of beauty. How like His works in our lives. Patience. He is mighty to save.

[@sunshinydays6916]

"It's not fair to judge yesterday by today's knowledge." _ On spot. And I think that applies to so many areas of life, including politics, and history, as well as church history. But at the same time, we still don't have all knowledge, so let's not get ahead of ourselves either, and think that we are so far ahead of our ancestors, because in some areas, i think we have regressed and devolved. That's where humility comes in - to acknowledge truth, in and around us, and acknowledge that our Father in Heaven and Christ are the Ones that know all things, not us.

[@ScottBird17]

Brother Bytheway was unusually more quiet this week. I would love to have heard more from you! Thanks for all you two do!

[@dianahumphries5906]

My phone hasn't been letting me write comments, it just freezes 🤪 but it's having a better day today! I listen AVIDLY every week and love the insights, the encouragement, and the friendliness of this podcast: thank you ALL so much. 🥰🥇

[@sheilahowe2000]

Auislin please write a children’s book about the glass beach. I’ll be first in line to buy it!

[@emagil1474]

❤❤

[@denisereedholm2515]

I just love these 4 faces! We're coming up to the end of the year of New Testament study. It's been my best year of that ever, because I have done it with you guys. I have learned so much and so appreciate your giving of time and knowledge to educate people like me! I have a question for Sister Aislin, you mentioned ideas from Elder Uchtdorf twice in the first half about light I think. I took down a note and have been trying to find them, but no luck. Do you remember? I would love to have the correct references. Can you help me? Thank you. And again guys, thanks you for all you do! ❤❤❤

[@reylainbloxham2525]

I wrote down 2017 Bearers of Heavenly Light. April I think but didn't write down😮

[@denisereedholm6589]

Thank you!

[@SaintJan13]

The Word of God = Jesus Christ = The Gospel of Jesus Christ. Anti-Christ = against Christ = against The Gospel of Jesus Christ = against The Word of God Hence, an antichrist will be anyone who despises the gospel and the restored gospel of Jesus Christ. There are many out there. And amongst them are Christians!