Come Follow Me Insights (Doctrine and Covenants 30-36, Apr 5-11)

[@weehubbyable]

I love these teachings we have ,my testimony has been a little off course recently. but listening to these guys and studying the scriptures i have had a true witness that the only way forward is too trust in the godhead and our leaders. i love this gospel and will be trying harder to have more trust thank you tyler and taylor .

[@sharonflay1593]

I love it when Tyler and Taylor define the scripture's 💯

[@brendaorozco1203]

I don’t always comment but I do always enjoy hearing your wonderful lessons. Thank you so much!

[@kasanitawolfgramm9718]

I’m a member married to a non member and I’ve been praying for so many years for my spouse and our children that one day they will join me. But what I’ve learned from this lesson is, that I don’t need to focus on the “product” of my work but to trust and have faith in the process. God is working with me, to mould and shape my life into the person He wants me to be. I’m so grateful for His gospel that teaches me so much about this life and the life to come. Thank you guys for your enlighten and encouragement.❤️

[@626CMalone]

Believe me, I feel your pain. My husband left the Church and is so devoted to proving it wrong. I am so grateful, as you say, to the gospel of Jesus Christ and pray I can hang on tight as the man I love is so set against it.

[@terrylanier5677]

Thank you so much for this lesson. I felt to listen and two very important principles were presented that encourage me and help me to move forward.

[@terriowens2869]

Words can not express the gratitude I have for this podcast!!! Thank you for your sacrifice my brothers,many prayers have been answered!!

[@lauriewest3206]

Thank you. I appreciate this lesson so much. I have two adult children who served missions and are now not only inactive but anti. It breaks my heart. I continually pray for them. Thank you for the reminder that God is working too, not only with them, but with me. Trust the process!

[@scripturecentralofficial]

Keep the faith! 🙂

[@suetate4489]

Sadly me too wonderful missionaries but now lost to the world..... I know exactly how you feel... I keep praying their hearts will be softened xxx

[@annbeck2298]

Thank You for providing the timestamps with the chapters in your study text. This makes it so much easier to keep track when we have to stop and restart, when there are multiple chapters. We depend on these series, and you just keep supplying us with more valued study information, making it easier to use your study courses. Bless you all.

[@eldeentrimble3352]

Thank you so much for sharing your knowledge, your research, and your testimonies as you discuss the lessons each week. I always learn new things about the scriptures and experience and I come away having felt the Spirit, and been uplifted and feel closer to the Lord. My prayers are for special blessings for you and for thanks for your program.

[@sybilsbrother]

I love how you always seem to apply the scriptures and messages to our individual lives . It gives me great hope . I love your lessons they are awesome. Thank you.

[@jackieschmidt8081]

Thank you for that great lesson, please don’t stop doing these.

[@kamirobins2716]

Taylor & Tyler... I RELY on you guys and I'm so thankful for you both, your knowledge, preparation, and spirituality! Thank you!!!

[@sandramemmott1680]

I learned soooo much today! Thank you! I loved that Taylor shared a lot of excellent insights, like the background of Thomas B Marsh, etc. And Tyler also shared so much great information. I loved the insights on why the Lord used analogies from farming, like sheaves to help these New England farmers relate to His instruction for them. My testimony was also strengthened by learning about the mission of that foursome, a thousand miles to the Lamanites west of the Mississippi. I had not stopped to realize the hardships they suffered because of the winter weather, the primitive traveling conditions, besides the tremendous disappointment of being evicted so unfairly once they got there! And yet it turned out to not be in vain, and indeed a blessing, because of their meeting Sidney Rigdon and the resulting blessing of Sidney and many of his congregation joining the church. Thanks again for your wonderful podcast! I’m to the point where I wouldn’t dream of missing it each week. 👍

[@simsfairytales9589]

You two are so amazing. I have been studying the scriptures most of my life but you two continually bring new perspectives to them and by doing so strengthen my conviction, even in my old age, so that my testimony continues to grow in an unending cycle of joy and understanding.

[@sheilaerskine5070]

Thank u, Taylor and Tyler. Your weekly study enlightens me each week. I am so grateful for the things you help me see in my study. You guys are awesome!

[@msudlow1928]

Than k you Taylor and Tyler. I tell all my friends about you and you have become their Sunday School teachers.

[@deborahcasper6120]

You two are loved. What messages of hope you give to us. How easy you make understanding the gospel and I feel our Savior's love through your lessons. Thank you again Taylor and Tyler.

[@jospenner9503]

These time stamps and chapter links are definitely a nifty new feature KZbin has come up with. I like it.

[@jenniferfiso42]

This is so spot on Taylor, the example you have about what your father said about apostasy. That’s exactly what Pres Nelson taught at this last General Conf. Just increase your faith. That’s what I need to do. Stay on the basics, Faith in the Lord Jesus Christ and then repent which I need to do daily. I love this! Thank you.

[@russellstuart5480]

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[@richardjuliewhite7945]

THANK YOU BOTH ONCE AGAIN FOR GIVING US SUCH WONDERFUL BACKGROUND ON THIS WEEKS COME FOLLOW ME LESSON. D&C 30-36

[@lesliemantlo6548]

thank you for making "chapters" accessible to go back and study again. That is such a helpful tool!

[@bimhoff7793]

Follow you weekly , thank you.

[@mjwells100]

Another extraordinary lesson! I just love that when you teach doctrine, you make it interesting and fun. I feel joy listening to both of you, and I have learned so much from your lessons. Thank you!

[@LUISHA]

My mom and I love studying the scriptures along with these videos. We love your insights! I had Tyler as a professor for a Book of Mormon class at BYU a few years ago and I always talked to my mom about how much I loved your class. Thankful that years later she can take this “class” from you and Taylor by the gift of technology! ☺️

[@ginacarononan5646]

Felt uplifted and inspired by the lesson, thank you very much. You’ve blessed us more each day with a new perspective and focus to the Saviour Jesus Christ. Thank you and God bless!!

[@rosadiaz3998]

I loved the entire comments of each lesson; today the outstanding message for me was your comment about President Monson: "whom the Lord calls the Lord qualifies" and that is in any circumstances; I'm am grateful for your comment at the end about parents and children not being what WE want them to be but what the Father wants US to be. Thank you for that great testimony!

[@orimiackroyd5937]

Thank you so much. I enjoy and learn so much from your lessons!

[@harmonywoodrome9911]

Thank you very much. I love Missionay, their hard work to go and preach the gospel. We are blesses😍👏

[@ClaudiaJeffrey]

Gracias Hno Halverson! Your wise words of how we an put into practice what the Gospel is in our families has brought joy to my heart as well as the reassurance that God is aware of our afflictions and will help us i developing faith, forgiveness, and repentance. I have written your words down and put them in my scriptures to remember them always. Thank you Brother Griffin for teaching us that we should not judge people for their mistakes but that we should look at all the good they have done and be grateful for that. What a wonderful lesson :-)

[@msudlow1928]

Taylor, this is great insight regarding "Too Much Belief." We need to just stick to the basics of the gospel.

[@Romeo-nl1zw]

I learned more the second time around listening to this lesson.

[@jeffmccollum7837]

Thank you for bringing these sections to life and grounding them in contemporary life. I especially like the concepts of "too little belief" and "too much belief" in light of some notorious events involving church members in the past year.

[@mariamagdalenaespinosa4658]

you two are amazing,not only as teachers,add being narrator.I love watching you narrating the story.Thank you again and again.Indeed,we need not plan for that perfect time and situation to share the gospel.Lessons often comes in an unexpected situations,even in the worst

[@donnalawson639]

Thank you so much for this lesson. I love that the Savior was not going to let the 4 missionaries go without Him. I can apply that to my life. Jesus will not let me go without the Comforter being my constant companion. Jesus is always there for me and for all of us. He is just a prayer away.

[@brennanaomi]

Another great lesson, thank you!

[@JoeyPauga]

I loved the insights. I've never before picked out the differing examples given to the fishermen of old VS the farmers of the 1830s. Thank you for pointing that out. And also how the mission of the 4 missionaries was a process of change and the result of the journey helped shape them VS the end product. Beautiful!

[@connieeicher]

Taylor and Tyler, Your videos have saved me through the time we couldn't go to church, and I have learned so much from your insights! Thank you. And the blue shirt is a great color for Tyler on April 9, and nice tie, too.

[@birgitabel321]

Thank you so much for this beautiful lesson! I learned a lot...

[@akdollface007]

Thank you! I needed to hear that reassurance today because I feel like I’m failing (or have failed) in the mission the Lord has asked me to do. After over seven and a half years of trying my best, I don’t seem to be any closer to the goal and blessings the Lord wants for me (in fact the end result He and I both want seems even further away than ever...I love agency and yet I could scream in frustration over agency as well). I’ve watered that little seed in my corner of the vineyard, hoping, praying, and fasting that I will finally have success and yet, my patience is failing and my hope is sorely battered. Those words of comfort and assurance that the Lord hasn’t forgotten me, that He qualifies me because He called me for it, and that my efforts are not wasted are the balm of Gilead for my wounded heart. Thank you 💛.

[@itsgoodforthesoul9749]

@akdollface007 don't you dare give up. you are doing and being more than you realize. Sending you love from SC. Keep watering that seed!

[@akdollface007]

Thanks! I appreciate that boost. I certainly need it right now. 😊

[@leswalker2639]

We all feel a little down sometimes it gets exhausting. I tell the Lord I need help, I have done everything I could. I have no more to give. I remember the words from the Lord and many other phrases. I Am near you, let Me help. My yoke is easy , So I kneel and pray for strengths and help. I am amazed on how quick my thoughts change and I get the Boost I need to keep going the extra mile, each morning I wake up is better. Our Lord Jesus Christ is there to help us all the way, his yoke is easy and refreshing. It brings peace to my heart in mind. Then and only then I can walk around with a smile on my face and radiate the spirit of the Lord.

[@jillianguilford5191]

Hugs, I really know how that feels. Your post helps uplift me.

[@brendaorozco1203]

Keep the faith! All things will work together for your good eventually! Thank you for your sweet post. It helped me feel I’m not alone.

[@hardybeverly]

I wish I had friends like the two of you! Even both of your voices are so sweet and kind sounding. Just love the blessing of your lessons..Hope I can meet your families some day during the millennium!

[@626CMalone]

Preaching too much belief is what happened to my husband when he listened to a man-not the prophet-declare that he was and that the Church had gone astray and he was called to set it right. It has been the source of my great anguish for years. Thanks for your words. They strengthen me in my afflictions.

[@melaniem8040]

Taylor, your comment about apostasy was spot on. People with too much belief are fanatical, and it doesn’t endure. We need to focus on the Doctrine of Christ.

[@gingerwilliams6249]

Thank you for explaining about apostasy. I stopped listening to people predicting the coming if tha Savior. It is true we should be listening to the prophet. He is our guidance.

[@TheGrams56]

I was just listening to another video on the CFM and this is the definitions they gave for meekness: Meekness is poise under provocation. Great power under complete control. They brought up the story of Abner Cole wanting to fight the Prophet Joseph over printing parts of the Book of Mormon without permission. Joseph’s response was, “put your coat on Mr. Cole it’s cold outside...” poise under provocation. I don’t know about you but there have been many times as a parent I have felt “provoked” by my kids but I wasn’t very well poised in those times. Food for thought.

[@cheryldavis273]

This lesson touched my heart so much and confirmed some promptings I have been feeling. Thank you so much for your spiritual insights and by your examples of teaching by the Spirit!

[@cathyankenman459]

I am responsible for the care of my Down syndrome sister. So many times I think if I wasn’t so tired and worn out from taking care of her I could serve more or maybe go on a senior mission. Your comment that that is the way through to the end helped so much. Even though it is wearing on me I hope and pray that I am learning something to help me at the end. It was as if you were talking directly to me. Thank you.

[@paulineleyden9498]

Thank you so much for the eye opener.Yes Jesus Christ will always be with me as I go on the Journey he sent me.

[@peggybogar3059]

God comprehends more than we do, at any given time. The struggles are opportunities for growth and we are to praise God even when things are going in the opposite direction to what we believe will happen. Still the Lord is with us. I can't fathom walking so far without the snow! Haha love the acting. That would be scary. What a story. Poor confused dog. Having an eternal focus is not about forgetting about doing todays regular duties and the mum of five who doesn't read the scriptures every day, may just be closer to God and His mercy than me studying the scriptures for an hour or so, in my retirement years. Having compassion and acting on it is important. We can all find a way to lift another and should also be humble enough to ask for help when we are struggling. I love how our prophet says he repents daily, that's a nice way to teach what we should be doing. Happy Easter from Tasmania, Australia.

[@janelewis4926]

Two kinds of apostasy with the statement Too little belief, and Too much Belief really struck home with me. I have seen friends and members fall away from the Gospel when they have a "PET" Principle or Doctrine and that is all they study and believe, to the point that their focus leads them to apostasy. Thank you for that insight, and for all you do to teach us.

[@tiffanyschmutz71]

I love every video. I'm so great full for the two of you that you make these videos. The lessons and how they apply to life. Thank you for all you teach us.

[@lanajohnson2424]

Thank you soooooo much! Seriously you guys are THE best in getting information, spiritual insights and a sense of caring 😊👍👏

[@arnicaringelblume2942]

People studying the scriptures and knowing the signs are more self reliant. In the time of crises we have to become us such and be focused on Christ.

[@nanelf8002]

Thank you both so much for your wonderful teachings, they enlight me and give me more knowledge about the gospel of Jesus Christ and that strengthens my testimony! Thank you so much for your time and effort and the loving way you both teach te gospel of Jesus Christ! I love you guys!🌞🌷💖

[@sheryllbaskin2658]

Thanks so much for this weeks insights. I have learnt so much as I dive into the scriptures with you. I appreciate your efforts

[@leswalker2639]

Thanks guys for another excellent lesson. You two make a great pair. It's pretty cool to see 2 of you teaching the same lesson. I don't know anyone in their right mind could not like what you 2 are teaching. Because I'm always eager to hear both of you give the lessons. I noticed someone accidentally hit the thumbs down button 30 times on your lesson. I have to admit I accidentally did hit it a few times myself and didn't realize it until it was too late on other websites. I would always leave a comment though . If they didn't like what you two do, I would of thought they would leave a comment. You 2 or amazing teachers. We are all so grateful for your time and effort you put into these lessons!👍

[@suzannelaw2219]

You can take your thumbs-up or thumbs-down off by tapping it a second time

[@leslielacqurico9688]

Excellent, Excellent, Excellent ❤️❤️

[@jun5745]

Thank you so much . I have additional knowledge thru your inspiration teaching about the doctrine and covenants. I am truly testified that Joseph Smith is the prophet of restoration. Thank you so much i really appreciated what you are doing. God bless you.

[@angiepadilla3934]

Thank you

[@julie-annferguson738]

Both my mum and I didn't know that Orson Pratt made the scriptures easy to read with dates and chapters etc. Thank you for your funny role plays and we loved it. You guys are awesome and thank you for your testimonies too. 👌

[@debfryer2437]

Yes I’ve met many members with too much belief. They are usually intellectuals who tend to be bored with the basic gospel principles. Then they go off on tangents which often lead them out of the Church. Intellectualizing about the gospel puts our spiritual growth on hold.

[@tokentonyg]

O.My.Heck! Taylor.. I served in the St Paul temple the entire time your dad was in the presidency. President & Sister Halverson are the absolute best! I had a long chat with him just prior to the temples closing. I think he was working as a sealer.

[@bgood6930]

You add such understanding and enrichment for our lessons!

[@susanmallard6594]

Glad to see more of both of you teaching 💕

[@michaelreynolds8494]

Really appreciate the insights that you present. Thank you.

[@sethgriffin530]

Thanks for this wonderful book of mormon video uncle tyler

[@scripturecentralofficial]

Good to see you here, Seth!

[@pgray5223]

I would love to have met Parley P Pratt. Not only because I love his sense of humor, but because he had such tremendous faith and dedication to the Lord.

[@ccmars9315]

Thank you for the reminder that we are on a journey. Two of my sons are inactive and I fear for one of them particularly as his lifestyle is leading him on a destructive path. My heart breaks and the only thing that keeps me going is my faith and that even though I now have very little influence on my child, God is in charge and mindful of him. Thank you for your encouraging words... hearing about everyone’s ‘perfect’ children serving missions can be tiresome, so this was a reminder that I’m not alone.

[@kathyprice939]

I get it. It’s like me,tiring of seeing everyone getting married at 20 to 25 years old and my daughter is 30 ,not married. There are so many situations that are hard,and I’ve put it in Heavenly Fathers hands. It’s hard to watch.

[@ccmars9315]

@@KennethWedin I agree Ken. I remember at Education Week one of the teachers was saying that when he went to BYU as a YSA you had to be missing a limb or be wearing an eyepatch to graduate and not be married (or having found someone). Apparently now it’s only something like 40% of students who walk out married. Times have changed, and I do feel sorry for the men - my husband and I are YSA Stake supervisors and some of these boys look like deers in the headlights. There is so much pressure on them and they look so lost. The girls on the other hand, are a lot more mature and independent and self reliant - this creates a big gap. They often look for perfection rather than potential. I’m not saying it’s the same for everyone, but there definitely has been a change in thoughts and standards over the last 30 or so years... some of it very good, some of it not so good 🤔

[@gingerwilliams6249]

This lesson makes more sense for me. I am struggling a lot lately. I have a big exam coming at the end of June to get my credentials. I have no time to study. I cry most nights because I have a lot to do. I dont know where to start. I have no help.... I am so frustrated...

[@JamesDoughertyCPA]

Ginger reach out to your Bishop and RS President. The can help you. The Lord will help you. And if you pass or not, the Lord still loves you no matter what!

[@hardybeverly]

Ur last comment was just what I needed! Thank you for those words of hope and encouragement through faith in our Savior.

[@andreamattinson1782]

Thank you for putting my mind at ease

[@delpie58]

When you talked about doing things now that will mean something later, it reminds me of the changes in the church that Pres. Nelson made a year or so to the church. (Well I mean Our Savior made). They prepared us for COVID. Such as having church at home, couples being able to marry civilly and not have to wait a year, and many more.

[@MarleeCraig]

Absolutely love this channel ❤

[@citofarrah4901]

I feel strengthened, thank you!

[@sarahamonson2958]

Thank you. Especially D&C 32:3. I needed to have that verse emphasized to me just the way you did. I'm starting a new career it felt like you were speaking right to me.

[@julievanwauwe]

I want to say a big thank you for this wealth of background information and testimonials. And .... you have to follow drama. I have so enjoyed your teaching and divine counsel woven into it. I also looked up Jackson's biography and Lewis and Clarke's biography ... thank you for sharing all of this. Greetings from Belgium

[@kimhigdon1489]

I love to go to church to look up "Good example person". I can see 'aurora'. A brilliant spiritual display of bands in their head. Just delightful to feel a sense of silent joy!

[@LynnWinterton]

Thank you. As always, very insightful and gives us great things to think and ponder. If you check WordPress, you will find that Thrash is also the process of separating grain. Thresh and Thrash are, therefire, synonyms. As time, from 1830, moves forward, Thresh becomes the word of choice; for us. However, in changing the word, there was no change in original intent.

[@susanajaraoliveira8817]

Obrigada!!! Cada ensinamento de vocês é importante pra mim. Mas o comentário de Taylor de nos concentrarmos nos princípios básicos do Evangelho foi algo ainda melhor de ouvir hoje!! É manter nosso foco no Salvador... inclusive quando estamos ensinando outros. Muito obrigada aos dois por expressarem tanto amor ao Evangelho, às escrituras e ao Salvador!

[@taniadaumas4994]

Great lesson. Thank you so much!

[@kevdonald1298]

Thanks again 😀👍

[@debbiewilliams7570]

Awesome insight. 🙏

[@TheAnnchanpiano]

Tyler talks briefly about groups inhabiting America from Book of Mormon days leading to Lamanites at the time of Joseph Smith. Where can we read more about that period?

[@linbrown7406]

The picture of the missionaries is AWESOME. Where can I get a copy?

[@elijahhodges4405]

I keep my LDS app updated.

[@debbiewilliams7570]

Awesome insight

[@kimhulbert8449]

You guys are so cute with your dramatization 😄

[@stacyturner645]

Taylor, dude your tie is so green, love your message

[@taylorhalverson3052]

ha ha! yep and my mom told me to stop wearing it. I should honor my parents! :)

[@TheGrams56]

In the Lords command to Thomas to “govern your house in meekness” has really caught my attention. What would that look like for a parent/child relationship. Unfortunately in our world today “meekness” doesn’t carry a very good connotation to it. In the dictionary it says it is patience or submissive. What do you all think.

[@susanhicken6998]

Topical Guide also references "teachable" I like 1 Peter 3:15-18 for a good definition of meekness. To me, there is much strength in meekness.

[@amyuhl]

The definition I appreciate for meekness is humility in action.

[@jasonhirst8820]

Meekness basically means restraint - to have power to hurt someone or to elevate yourself, but to not use it. Christ was the ultimate example of this, because he had the power to save himself to make himself the king of the earth, or to judge and condemn everyone around him - yeah he never used his power in that way. As a parent, this means we have power over our children, but frequently rather than exercise that power, we let our children exercise their agency. Rather than using coercion, we seek to persuade, then ultimately respect their use of their agency. Instead of trying to control the outcome of their behavior, we instead focus on controlling ourselves and being the best example on the best teacher that we can be.

[@TheGrams56]

@@jasonhirst8820 I absolutely love this! Thank you for your comments, they’ve really helped to broaden my understanding of meekness!

[@suelibilar2589]

Aguardando ansiosa a postagem com tradução em português

[@elizangelaoliveira1059]

Se vc quiser assistir pelo notebook vc pode botar a legenda automática opção português.

[@suelibilar2589]

@@elizangelaoliveira1059 não sabia , obrigada! É que tem no canal central do livro de Mórmon ,eles postam legendado 😍,mas vou seguir sua dica 😘❤️

[@elizangelaoliveira1059]

@@suelibilar2589 Disponha. Eu tbm assisto lá, mas como aqui os vídeos saem primeiro eu assisto nos dois😁

[@SeanLayton]

"If I were you I'd mark it and then mark it again because as we said before, it's remarkable." 😂😂😂

[@janicestewart2451]

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[@carolemanley3918]

Thank you.

[@kathyprice939]

Ok,are we or are we not supposed to watch for the signs of His coming so we are prepared? Yes! By daily living the gospel at the same time. Maybe not so much on the DAY but the things coming just before. I don’t think it’s either /or. I think it’s both.

[@tanyarobinson1146]

There is a big difference in watching for signs, it is trying to say a specific date. There are many signs that could be symbolic, could apply to more tha one event, coukd be literal, maybe both literal and symbolic. I find many who are trying to say and form timelines are using quotes that can't be independently verified, or are absolutely false, and some that don't even exist when you go look for it. Watch and be ready, but it is as much to bolster your faith in Christ either for when he returns or when you die. Too many people over the centuries thought the second coming was going to happen because of signs, and when it didn't occur when they thought it would they loose the faith. For me I don't care if we are in the 6th or 7th seal, I keep watching and trying to learn, what does matter is living the principles of the gospel, increasing faith, daily repentace, honoring my covenants. By so doing I am preparing myself daily for his return.

[@margaretecamargo5812]

Onde estão as traduções dessas últimas aulas? Estou ansiosa para assistir.

[@ivaxnog6157]

Awesome, automatic spanish captions. I want to see the accuracy of that feature.

[@rimrosie7184]

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[@dotobird8123]

epic

[@krashunburn]

Tyler, I could not help but notice a very ominous comment from the Lord in D&C 31:4. In times past He has said, "The field is white already to be harvested," but here he says, "The field is white already to be BURNED." To me 'harvested' infers that there is more work to be done. However, something that is burned in mortal terms means it has been destroyed. Thus, I think the Lord is telling us that time is up. There will be one last harvesting and then the field will be destroyed and mortality will come to an end. Thoughts?

[@shelleystevens4737]

This comment is not on this presentation (which, as always, is EXCELLENT!) I was just wondering if the Karl Anderson virtual fireside event for the 11th will be recorded so that it can be watched at a later time?

[@doughale7097]

I never hear of a man being damned for believing too much; but they are damned for unbelief. says Joseph Smith [History of the Church, 6:477; from a discourse given by Joseph Smith on June 16, 1844, in Nauvoo, Illinois, Grove East of Temple; reported by Thomas Bullock]

[@kimberlytousley3450]

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