『29. Come, Follow Me July 13- 19; 2 Kings 16-25; Come Follow Me Scripture Study, LDS Scripture Study, Bible Study Class, Book of Mormon, King Josiah, The Fall of Jerusalem』のカバーアート

29. Come, Follow Me July 13- 19; 2 Kings 16-25; Come Follow Me Scripture Study, LDS Scripture Study, Bible Study Class, Book of Mormon, King Josiah, The Fall of Jerusalem

29. Come, Follow Me July 13- 19; 2 Kings 16-25; Come Follow Me Scripture Study, LDS Scripture Study, Bible Study Class, Book of Mormon, King Josiah, The Fall of Jerusalem

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Come, Follow Me Moms Podcast July 13–19 | 2 Kings 16–25 "Come Home" Welcome back to another episode of Come, Follow Me Moms! This week we're studying 2 Kings 16–25, and while these chapters contain kings, prophets, wars, captivity, and the destruction of Jerusalem, one message stood out above all the rest: Jesus Christ Is Always Calling Us Home Have you ever gone through a season where you didn't feel close to God? You still believe. You still love Him. But you feel spiritually tired. Maybe you've missed prayers. Maybe Come, Follow Me feels overwhelming. Maybe life has been so busy you've been surviving instead of thriving. If that's you, this episode is for you. In This Episode The Scattering of Israel We begin with the fall of the Northern Kingdom of Israel. The people break their covenants, turn to idols, reject prophets, and eventually experience the scattering of Israel. We discuss: Why spiritual drift often happens little by littleThe dangers of placing other things before GodCovenant relationships and their importanceHow God continues to invite His children back to Him Key Thought: When people become spiritually lost, God doesn't stop loving them. He keeps calling them home. King Hezekiah: What Do You Do When Life Falls Apart? King Hezekiah was one of the righteous kings of Judah. When the Assyrian army surrounded Jerusalem, the people were terrified. The enemy attacked their faith first, trying to convince them that God could not save them. Instead of giving in to fear, Hezekiah turned to the Lord. He prayed. He sought counsel from Isaiah. He laid his fears before God. And God answered. We discuss: Trusting God during difficult seasonsThe power of prayerTaking our burdens to ChristBelieving that God hears us Question for Moms: What letter are you carrying today? A child you're worried about?A diagnosis?Depression?Financial stress?Marriage struggles?Infertility?Loneliness? Like Hezekiah, we can lay it before the Lord. "That Which Thou Hast Prayed... I Have Heard" One of the most powerful verses this week comes from 2 Kings 19. God tells Hezekiah: "That which thou hast prayed to me... I have heard." What a beautiful reminder for mothers. God hears: Your prayers for your childrenYour prayers for your marriageYour prayers for prodigal family membersYour prayers for healingYour prayers in the middle of the night He hears you. King Josiah: The Scriptures Can Bring You Back After several wicked kings, Josiah becomes king at only eight years old. While repairing the temple, the people discover the Book of the Law. When Josiah hears the scriptures, everything changes. His story isn't just about finding a book. It's about finding God again. We discuss: The power of scripture studySpiritual renewalCovenant livingTurning our hearts back to Christ President Spencer W. Kimball called Josiah's story one of the finest stories in all of scripture. Rituals Strengthen Relationships Relationships aren't built through giant moments. They're built through: Bedtime prayersFamily scripture studySacrament attendanceSmall daily conversations The same is true with God. Question to Ponder: What if you're only one scripture away from feeling closer to God? Not an hour-long study session. Not perfection. Just opening the book again. Repentance Is Coming Home One of the strongest themes in these chapters is repentance. Sometimes it's easy to look at ancient Israel and think: "How could they do that?" But if we're honest, we all need repentance. Maybe we: Lost our temperYelled at our childrenForgot to prayStruggled to trust GodLet fear take over Repentance isn't proof that we're failing. Repentance is Christ's invitation to come home. Again. And again. And again. Repentance is not punishment. Repentance is healing. Repentance is hope. Repentance is coming home. The Fall of Jerusalem & The Book of Mormon Connection One of the most fascinating parts of this week's study is realizing where we are in history. At the end of 2 Kings: King Zedekiah is rulingJerusalem is about to fallProphets are warning the peopleThe people refuse to listen And then... The Book of Mormon begins. Lehi is living in Jerusalem during these events. While prophets are warning the people, Lehi is called to leave. Laman and Lemuel complain in the wilderness, saying: "We might have been happy." But they didn't understand what was coming. Jerusalem would soon be destroyed exactly as the prophets foretold. God's warnings are not meant to restrict us. They are meant to protect us. Elder Jeffrey R. Holland: "Fear Not: Believe Only" We spend time discussing Elder Holland's powerful General Conference message: Fear Not: Believe Only In a world filled with fear, uncertainty, anxiety, and discouragement, Elder Holland reminds us to: Stay on the sunny side of the streetBelieve in GodBelieve in Jesus ChristRemember that we are lovedTrust in the Savior His message is one of hope. For Those Who Are Hurting Toward the end of his talk, Elder Holland speaks directly ...
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