S3 E 50 Scriptural Guide to Helping Loved Ones and Others in(to) the Gospel (Alma 12-22 2nd episode)
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- Опубликовано: 29 июн 2024
- In this episode John Hilton and Kerry discuss principles this block of scripture teaches us that will help us bring others to God through Christ, whether they are already members of the Church or not. They look at principles that help spread the Gospel, or help spread the Gospel inside of us and our loved ones, whatever their current spiritual state.
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What a great discussion!
Thank you for this discussion. It helped me to make a connection that I hadn't done previously.
I suspect Ammon has confidence because of verses 10-12 in chapter 17. He knows that whatever happens, all will be well. I've thought that because when I decided to serve in the military I prayed much to know if I should. The Spirit was guiding me in that direction, but I needed direct confirmation - which I received. I faced many trials, but did so with confidence. That confidence was because I knew that whatever happened, the Lord was with me. I was the only openly active member that my comrads knew (in the case of one, the first positive example).
For the first time, I have made the connection between the confidence I had with Ammon (and his brethern/brothers). #gratefulforTSAR
"Go because you know" Thanks for so many insights and thoughts!
That was one of my favorite things that came from this episode!
Such a good episode! I love the idea of I Go, for I Know and I Know, for I Go. That's powerful! And I definitely want to put it on a T-shirt, one on the front, the other on the back.
I think that would be such a great t-shirt! I keep thinking about that phrase again and again.
I have his book, and I listen to all his podcasts. Hilton is excellent and has a great sense of humor and the funniest stories to tell! I'm grateful for the opportunity to continually learn from you, incredible Saints!
He is wonderful to work with, isn't he?
@@TheScripturesAreReal100% yes!
Another remarkable episode! I was blessed to hear you speak at Ensign College two weeks ago and encourage everyone to listen.
I appreciated the discussion about how Aaron might have taken some counsel from Ammon and his approach with Lamoni. On the other hand, I know from personal experience as a past early morning seminary teacher, that when one of the teacher's had a successful class by using a specific approach to a lesson, if another teacher tried to replicate the lesson doing the same thing it was always a failure. It was clear to us that we were prompted for the students we were teaching and it wasn't necessarily going to work with a different set of students.
Thank you for such an instructive discussion with Brother Hilton...and please come back to Ensign College anytime.
You are so right! I think the service approach worked for Aaron when and where it was supposed to work for Aaron. The Lord does His own thing in His own way at His own timing, but if we are willing to listen and learn, He will bless us in the effort!
I hope to come back to Ensign anytime you will have me.
Great insights and info. We can definitely apply the teachings and examples of the BoM. I’m loving your book on Understanding Isaiah. I’m learning so much. It was lovely to meet John Hilton in Atlanta in his sons mission Macedonia ward. I need to get the Book. Voices of the BoM. You both are so informative
I am so happy to hear that the podcast was helpful, and that you were able to meet John, and that you are enjoying the Isaiah book. That makes me so happy. Bless you!
@@TheScripturesAreReal thank YOU!! for all you do!!
@@skemp2520 I am just happy to do anything that helps, and am thrilled when I learn that it has. Bless you!
I have wondered for years why Ammon was "the chief among them" (Alma 17:18) when Aaron appeared to be the eldest. The thought came to me this morning that it might be that the tradition Nephi started by appointing his brother to be a priest to the people continued in the line of kings, and that Ammon was the one thus appointed.
That really could be it. There are so many examples of it not being the oldest who God chooses that it is hard to know what to think of it. Nephi may have been making that same point. Good thought.