Moroni 1-6 Part 1 • Dr. Shalise Adams • December 2-8 • Come Follow Me

[@lindastanford4316]

I am an 84 year old widow living a couple of miles from BYU in Provo Utah. I have been watching FollowHIM for months and learn so much from the wisdom and insights of your guests as well as from both of you, Hank and John! I wouldn't miss an episode. Thank you!

[@sandeebrookes139]

I agree ❤

[@vickiecoles8214]

As a new wearer of hearing aids I can confirm how overstimulating it was to hear everything again. My audiologist guided me to wear them only about 4 hours initially so that my brain can process the sounds again. The analogy has given me a real Aha moment. Thank you so much!

[@paulinew5089]

I enjoy all of these discussions but am chuckling about the hearing adjustment for Dr. Adams patients. My husband is struggling through this process right now because he went so long with such significant hearing loss that the sounds are overwhelming for him. His audiologist told him the same thing about the beginning wearing time to let his brain adjust but it is still a struggle for him, bless his heart!

[@milikapm]

Love this, love all of it. Thank you Dr. Shalise Adams!

[@isabellee7212]

During my lonely days of COVID-19, I started painting on canvas. , and donation to make people a little bit happy. I studied with many podcasts. I prayed all day, orally and in my heart. I cooked. I listened to books. Made fun videos and shared. I tried to cheer up others.

[@dinocollins720]

Love this!

[@dragonlady1850]

Thank you so much! I am an early morning seminary teacher in Georgia, USA and spend most of my "free" time studying to help my students. (They're wonderful, by the way!) Watching and listening to Follow Him is my chance to be fed. Thank you so much for this week's discussion!!

[@lynnt9453]

Dr. Adams has a beautiful spirit and I learned so much from her. Thanks for inviting her to be your guest. I look forward to part two!

[@MavaHuntsman]

I listen to Hank and John and their exciting, interesting guests every week! So cool to listen and read along in the scriptures and have my heart and thoughts opened to new insights and information. I love the spiritual content and the new knowledge, and the humor. Thank you for this wonderful “friendship” in the Gospel of Christ.

[@emilygracejones]

Thank you Sister Adams! Your comments reminded me that I can find Christ at anytime in my life. I’m listening in San Luis Obispo, CA. Thank you again

[@shannonsymondsauthor]

First KZbinrs ever to tell us to sit in silence and turn things off! 😂😂😂😂😂 love it and you both!

[@coreymcleod2899]

Agree.... Outside of raw dogging flights 😂

[@tr13priest]

I know Shalise and her parents well. We were in her ward in Hyde Park for a time. She was much smaller then. She has grown up into a beautiful lady! Thank you so much! Enjoyed hearing from you!

[@dinocollins720]

Great lesson thank you all! Powerful!

[@sherriruedas9660]

Shalise, My husband and I were just released from a calling in an assisted living center where we served 3 1/2 years. It was the most amazing calling because of the spirit that those beautiful residents brought. Several had memory issues, but when I got down on their level and looked them in the eyes, our spirits spoke to each other and you just knew they were there, and if they were able they had years of life and faith to share. They couldn't share it verbally, but the spirit in our meetings was overwhelming because of these faithful, enduring beautiful people, who have become some of my most cherished friends! What a privilege and honor to serve them. Many have gone through the veil, and they are now my ministering angels! I feel them frequently. My brother Rick lives in your parents' ward and knows them well. I have really enjoyed this podcast. Thank you for your insights!

[@peggyrogers7884]

Your words were special to me…I felt that same spirit.

[@jillfreitas8475]

I’m an audiologist too! I loved the hearing and hearing aid analogies.

[@cheekymonkey2]

The sacrament renews ALL of our covenants also. It's the only ordinance that we do just for ourselves every week for the rest of our lives.

[@martinvalenti1072]

This episode is one of my absolute favorites! Sister Adam’s, thank you for your testimony and your insight!

[@FernandoLaliberte-v5m]

Thank you from Nova Scotia, Canada.

[@oliveoil2x]

Thank you.

[@DianeJack-o5g]

Because if your podcast and your knowledge and years of teaching I have gained more knowledge and it has helped my reading of The Book of Mormon. Thank you Hank and John

[@urbanofranciscosantoslima3541]

Listening from São Paulo, Brasil! Thank you!!

[@jessicaprall7901]

Thank you for such a nourishing conversation to listen and take from. I am grateful to have so many notes now to reflect on. Listening from Kalgoorlie, Western Australia 🇦🇺

[@lbandmann]

My husband passed away 23 years ago - one of the things I felt was being invisible. It’s apparently a common feeling among “singles” as I have talked with many who have said the same thing. Then being lonely when you’re surrounded by many - again the invisible feeling because one feels that everyone is talking around you as if you weren’t there.

[@eloiselovesdevi]

I love this episode, I appreciate the diversity of backgrounds you guys are bringing into the podcast! Dr Shalise made these otherwise boring chapters into a very insightful conversation!! Listening from Nagoya Japan, but originally from Campinas Brazil!🇧🇷🇯🇵

[@audreyburns6578]

I really appreciated Dr. Adams perspective & knowledge. I learned so much! Thankyou for your life of decipleship, your preparation, time & testimony.

[@donnalh3030]

I don't know if someone has already referenced this; my apologies if so. About the idea of listening to the Holy Ghost... Elder Bednar mentioned, in what I think was a student 'round table' sort of thing, that he would ask his audience "What did you hear that wasn't said?" I have always remembered that idea, that when I think about a talk, lesson, etc and later discuss it with someone, the things I remember hearing weren't necessarily heard by the other person. I love the idea that, If I am listening, the Holy Ghost will teach me, in the moment, the things I need to hear. What an incredible gift!

[@jeandavis1272]

Hi, I am listening from Mesa, Arizona. I am a “single sister”. I hate that tag! Someone said “What do you want to be called?” I said, “Jean!” I am a tithe paying, calling doing, temple going, covenant keeping member of the church. I love what you said Shalise about being single isn’t something to be fixed. And when you are in leadership callings you know all the married people don’t necessarily have it all together either! I have LOVED your podcast this week!!! Thank you Shalise and Hank and John!!!! ❤

[@cjballard5599]

Love your comments Jean!

[@colleenjensen4172]

Thank you for being here where I can listen and learn with you and from you. I am glad that I can turn to good people and hear gospel discussions . I'm in primary and while I love the kids, it is nice to also have a time to learn from adults.

[@pioneergirl1942]

We tune in every Monday evening and enjoy the podcast so much. We are in Spokane Wa. Looking forward to studying Doctrine & Covenants

[@puamakihele2243]

listening from Provo and I loved the thoughts shared from yall!

[@CindyKrumenacker-j1m]

I live in Idaho Falls, Idaho. I love listening to this every week. I learn so much I didn't know and how to to do more things to learn. I love that you make it so interesting and throw a little humor in once in while! I'm very thankful to the friend who told me about Come Follow Him.

[@beck8701]

Listening from Kuna! Howdy, neighbor!

[@elizabethmacfarlane5026]

I’m watching from Yorktown, Virginia. I love these chapters in Moroni.

[@sarahkeith3828]

I love this podcast! Listen every week! From Orem Ut!

[@trishapennell3135]

I normally don't comment but today felt the need. I felt her words of loneliness and just wanting to find a place. You can be surrounded by people and still be lonely if people don't look. We all have things that we hide, some better then others. The test is who do we turn to for guidance and support. I am also a single adult, and i could relate to mych of what she said. I tell others that my Savior is my best friend since he is the one i turn towards whenever i need anything. Moroni teaches us in these chapters very well how to access Jesus

[@milikapm]

Thank you for your comment. Hearing Dr. Shalise has helped me to think of including everyone & not questioning why some are single, childless, etc. Appreciate the insight from both of you! ❤

[@nataleefehr365]

Listening in Sandy ,Utah. The idea that left me delightfully pondering was about Moroni being the one to be able to bring the good news about The Book of Mormon back!! I had never thought about how my difficult or trying time could bless others!

[@traceythorup1547]

I wish Dr. Adams was my daughter’s audiologist.

[@MaryBusenbark]

Sorry l do reach for my phone after prayer l read my scriptures and watch podcasts like yours 💞

[@annekabrimhall1059]

That’s exactly how I celebrated my 50th birthday last spring. 😢

[@AndrewJohnsonCPA]

I loved this podcast! We listened while traveling in Oklahoma and Texas. I loved Sister Adam’s insights, I am looking forward to reading the transcript. I need to make some notes.. thank you for sharing!

[@lynnmcdowell2911]

My husband & I are a retired couple in Payson. My husband had pneumonia complicated by a chronic lung illness. He hasn't had the stamina to attend church for a few weeks. Our weekly habit of following up our scripture study by watching following him. You help us feel connected. I miss seeing Hank at The Clyde Rec Center.

[@daniellequeen3719]

Shalise, thank you for your thoughts this week! I’m a single member living in Nashville though originally from the Seattle area. I listen to this podcast every week!

[@marciamurdoch4926]

I’m one of hundreds of Wee Granny’s descendants, who all know the “Face towards Zion” reference well.

[@michaelmills5661]

Listening from Las Vegas, NV

[@bonniesummers6317]

Hi I’m listening from Hyrum, Utah!

[@nunyurbyznes7611]

We church members are always told to do the spiritual work to have the constant guidance of the spirit but never tell us what that spiritual work is exactly.

[@ItsMe-sq8em]

Sitting hear alone on my birthday 🎂 😔

[@jlarryd]

Such a powerful episode. Thank you all so much. I want to take the challenge from sister Watson-Nelson you shared.

[@kukustweety1]

❤ 18:57

[@kenpearce3269]

❤❤❤

[@pauladircks5225]

Most the time we feel lonely is not because we don't have people around us maybe is because we have people around connecting most the time with people in the internet social technology media. We are in different War " the social disconnection because of our miss use of technology.

[@kevinfrancis3236]

Please could you help me find where church leaders have given instructions about not thanking priesthood holders for administering the sacrament after it has been passed? Have searched unsuccessfully. I’m guilty of this “error” and would like to teach my bishopric the correct way to conduct this part of our meetings. I simply wasn’t aware until I heard your podcast a few weeks ago? Love listening and learning from you each week as I travel the south of the UK - from a little village in Devon, England. Thank you ❤

[@annetteeverett8076]

After your comment about the spelling of "audiology", I expected an observation that at least it wasn't spelled "odd-iology."

[@stephaniehollyfield2057]

Hello Brothers Smith and Bytheway. Love the podcast. In the book of Mormon, Moroni writes that he is alone. Being alone and being lonely are two different things. if he were lonely, without the Holy Ghost, he would have become emotionally depressed. He would not have been able to write as he did. Just a thought

[@inezfloyd8763]

Hank you need to make a short of your loniliness statement around 9:37

[@dianahumphries5906]

John said that Hyde Park sounds British...we do have a Hyde Park chapel & Visitor's Centre in London! Did he know?! But I've never heard an English or British person with an accent/voice quite like that 🤦‍♀️🤣

[@jerijohnston4184]

Rigby, Idaho

[@robertwells739]

I wonder, how many of those last battles did Moroni fight with his father and loved ones? Did Mormon tell him to go away and stay away until the final battle was fought? Hummm.

[@leonimateni5655]

Thank you

[@kukustweety1]

❤ 43:35

[@svetavasilieva7841]

Thank you