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🌿 What does it look like to “stay forever”

🌿 What does it look like to “stay forever” in Christ?

The Lord can only create Zion as people become a Zion-like people. The Lord knows each individual Saint in Zion.

The Lord specifically identified Parley P. Pratt’s faithfulness and gave one of the most beautiful phrases in all scripture: “for he abideth in me.” The word abide means “to rest or dwell” (Webster’s 1828 Dictionary).

President Jeffrey R. Holland gave this wonderful insight into what it means to abide in Christ:

“Christ said, ‘I am the true vine, and . . . ye are the branches.’ ‘Abide in me, and I in you. As the branch cannot bear fruit of itself, except it abide in the vine; no more can ye, except ye abide in me.’

‘Abide in me’ is an understandable and beautiful enough concept in the elegant English of the King James Bible, but ‘abide’ is a word we don’t use as much anymore.

So I gained even more appreciation for this admonition from the Lord when I was introduced to the translation of this passage in another language. In Spanish that familiar phrase is rendered ‘permaneced en mí.’ Like the English verb abide, permanecer means ‘to remain, to stay,’ but even gringos like me can hear the root cognate there of permanence.

The sense of this then is ‘stay—but stay forever.’ That is the call of the gospel message to Chileans and everyone else in the world. Come, but come to remain. Come with conviction and endurance. Come permanently—for your sake and the sake of all the generations who must follow you—and we will help each other be strong to the very end.”
—President Jeffrey R. Holland, “‘Abide in Me,’” April 2004 General Conference

What might it look like for you to live your covenants with that kind of permanence?

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💡 Hands-on + heart-deep = a lesson they’ll re

💡 Hands-on + heart-deep = a lesson they’ll remember.

Teaching about the Kirtland Temple? Try this:

1️⃣ Grab mini play-doh or molding clay (dollar store works great).
2️⃣ Show a picture of the Kirtland Temple (find it in this week’s kit).
3️⃣ While you share Lesson 36 stories + scriptures, have them sculpt the temple.

Whether it’s Sunbeams or Young Women, busy hands make open hearts and sacred truths they won’t forget.

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Do you ever feel overwhelmed—like you’re juggl

Do you ever feel overwhelmed—like you’re juggling too much?

Doctrine & Covenants 95 is just for you this week.

Six months after the Lord commanded the Saints to build a temple, hardly any progress had been made. And the Lord chastened them. Their delay was understandable—they were poor, rebuilding their lives, and the Saints in Jackson County were even facing mobs. But the Lord still said: “Don’t put off the temple.”

The Saints didn’t yet understand the power and blessings the temple would bring. But the Lord did. And He wanted them to put His house first.

I love the story of Hyrum Smith. As soon as the temple site was chosen, he grabbed his scythe, started clearing the field, and said:
“We are preparing to build a house for the Lord, and I am determined to be the first at the work.”

💡 Before you study section 95, go listen to the 9-minute bonus episode on the Follow Him podcast about Elder Holland’s dream.

Then ask yourself:
How can I respond like Hyrum when the Lord asks something hard of me?
How can I respond like Elder Holland?
How can I trust correction as a sign of His love?

Then dive into section 95. This chapter is a call to build, to trust, and to move forward—even when life feels overwhelming.
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🌿 When the Lord revealed in Doctrine & Covenant

🌿 When the Lord revealed in Doctrine & Covenants 95 that the Saints must build a temple, it wasn’t a casual suggestion, it was a commandment. Yet months later, the foundation still hadn’t been started.

The Saints were struggling with poverty, building homes, and settling their families. But the Lord knew a temple would strengthen them in ways they couldn’t yet see.

When the site was finally chosen, Hyrum Smith didn’t wait for better timing. He “immediately got his scythe and began clearing the field,” saying:

“We are preparing to build a house for the Lord, and I am determined to be the first at the work.”

President Spencer W. Kimball later taught that great things happen when we stop waiting for ideal circumstances and start acting in faith.

This week as we study Sections 94 through 97, think about which “field” the Lord is inviting you to clear.

Where might you start if you were starting today?

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