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Come, Follow Me Moms | Simple Come Follow me for Busy Moms, Christ Centered Scripture study, Simple Scripture Study

著者： Cassie Moore - Christian Life Coach Come Follow Me Teacher for Busy Moms
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Do you feel behind on Come, Follow Me?

Do you want to study the scriptures but struggle to find the time, energy, or confidence?

Do you wish someone would just explain Come, Follow Me simply without pressure, guilt, or overwhelm?

Come, Follow Me Moms is a Christ-centered podcast for busy moms who want to understand the scriptures, feel the Spirit, and confidently teach their children without adding one more heavy thing to their plate.

Each week, you’ll get simple Come, Follow Me insights, clear explanations of the weekly scriptures, and practical ways to apply the gospel to real mom life. No overthinking. No perfectionism. Just truth, peace, and Jesus; one insight at a time.

This podcast is for you if:

You feel inconsistent or “behind” with Come, Follow Me

You want scripture study to feel doable and meaningful

You want to strengthen your testimony and your family without overwhelm

You want help understanding what the scriptures are actually saying

You want to feel confident guiding your children spiritually

Hosted by Cassie Moore, a mom of five, Christian Life Coach and lover of Come, Follow Me. This podcast will help you simplify scripture study, invite the Spirit into your home, and fall in love with the word of God again right where you are.

✨ Come as you are.

✨ Start small.

✨ Let Christ do the rest.

Copyright 2026 All rights reserved. キリスト教 スピリチュアリティ 人間関係 子育て 聖職・福音主義
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  • 24. Come Follow Me June 8- 14; 1Samuel 8-10; 13; 15-16; Come Follow Me Scripture Study; Bible Study; LDS Moms; The Lord Looketh on the Heart

    24. Come Follow Me June 8- 14; 1Samuel 8-10; 13; 15-16; Come Follow Me Scripture Study; Bible Study; LDS Moms; The Lord Looketh on the Heart
    2026/06/08
    Come, Follow Me Moms Podcast June 8–14 | 1 Samuel 8–10; 13; 15–16 "The Lord Looketh on the Heart"

    Hey mamas!

    This week we dive into one of the most powerful transitions in the Old Testament as Israel moves from judges to kings. We meet Saul, watch him rise, watch him fall, and then meet a young shepherd named David.

    At the center of these chapters is a question that still matters today:

    Who is sitting on the throne of your heart?

    Israel wanted a king, even though they already had God leading them. Saul was looking for lost donkeys when God was preparing a kingdom. David was overlooked by everyone except the Lord.

    This week we talk about:

    ❤️ Who is your king? ❤️ What does God see? ❤️ Can God open our eyes?

    In This Episode

    ✨ Why Israel demanded a king and what that teaches us about modern distractions and misplaced priorities

    ✨ Saul's search for lost donkeys and how God often works through ordinary errands, ordinary days, and ordinary people

    ✨ What it means that God gave Saul "another heart"

    ✨ Why partial obedience is still disobedience

    ✨ How fear, comparison, culture, and public opinion can become our kings if we're not careful

    ✨ The powerful invitation to pray:

    • What am I doing that I should stop doing?

    • What am I not doing that I should start doing?

    ✨ David's calling and one of the most beloved verses in scripture:

    "Man looketh on the outward appearance, but the Lord looketh on the heart." (1 Samuel 16:7)

    ✨ Why God sees more than labels and appearances

    ✨ How to see ourselves, our children, and others the way Jesus sees them

    ✨ The importance of reaching out when someone comes to mind and following spiritual promptings to encourage others

    Key Takeaways

    • Anything that takes God's place can become our king.

    • God often uses ordinary moments to accomplish extraordinary purposes.

    • We are always obeying something—the question is who or what.

    • God is more interested in changing our hearts than changing our circumstances.

    • The Lord sees potential where others see limitations.

    • You may feel overlooked by people, but you are never overlooked by God.

    Questions to Take to the Lord This Week

    1. Who is my king? What is receiving my attention, devotion, time, and heart?

    2. Open my eyes. Help me see myself, my children, and others the way You do.

    3. What am I doing that I should stop doing? What am I not doing that I should start doing?

    Family Home Evening Idea

    This week our family is making simple prayer jars!

    Write prayer prompts on slips of paper and place them in a jar to keep by your bed. Pull one out each day and pray for:

    • Friends

    • Family

    • Missionaries

    • Someone who is struggling

    • Guidance

    • Peace

    • Gratitude

    • The Spirit

    • Courage

    • Forgiveness

    A simple reminder that we can take everything to our Heavenly Father.

    Conference Talks Mentioned

    • "Eyes to See" — Sister Michelle D. Craig

    • "We Are His Children" — Elder Christophe G. Giraud-Carrier

    • "Think Celestial" — President Russell M. Nelson

    Favorite Quotes from This Episode

    "God doesn't call the impressive. He often calls the willing."

    "While Saul was searching for donkeys, God was preparing a kingdom."

    "The world is obsessed with appearance. God is focused on the heart."

    "You may feel overlooked by people, but you are never overlooked by God."

    "Ordinary people become extraordinary when they allow God to work through them."

    Final Thought

    Mama, maybe you feel like David this week.

    Overlooked. Underestimated. Still out in the field tending sheep.

    Keep showing up.

    Keep praying.

    Keep serving.

    Keep trusting.

    Because the same God who saw a king inside a shepherd boy sees something beautiful inside of you.

    The world saw a shepherd.

    God saw a king.

    The world saw Saul's height.

    God saw David's heart.

    The world sees labels.

    God sees His children.

    So this week, stop asking:

    "What do people see when they look at me?"

    And start asking:

    "What does God see?"

    Because His view is the one that matters most. ❤️

    Come, Follow Me Moms Podcast with Cassie Moore Helping busy LDS moms grow closer to Christ through simple, faith-filled scripture study.
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  • 23. Come, Follow Me; June 1- 7, Ruth - 1Samuel 1-7; Come Follow Me Scripture Study; Bible Study; LDS Moms; Ruth; Naomi; Hannah; God works in the Waiting

    23. Come, Follow Me; June 1- 7, Ruth - 1Samuel 1-7; Come Follow Me Scripture Study; Bible Study; LDS Moms; Ruth; Naomi; Hannah; God works in the Waiting
    2026/06/02
    Come, Follow Me Moms Podcast Ruth; 1 Samuel 1–7 From Empty to Full: God Works in the Waiting

    Hey mamas!

    Welcome back to Come, Follow Me Moms! This week we are studying the beautiful stories found in the book of Ruth and 1 Samuel 1–7. We meet three incredible women—Naomi, Ruth, and Hannah—and a little boy named Samuel. Each of them teaches us something powerful about faith, trust, courage, and waiting on the Lord.

    One theme kept standing out to me all week:

    God works in the waiting.

    Naomi waited through grief. Ruth waited through uncertainty. Hannah waited through years of unanswered prayers. Samuel waited to recognize God's voice. The wise virgins waited for the bridegroom.

    And yet God was working in every one of their stories.

    Isn't that what motherhood often feels like?

    Waiting. Praying. Hoping. Trusting.

    This week we talk about what it means to trust God when life doesn't look the way we expected and how He can take what feels empty and make it full again.

    In This Episode

    • Naomi's journey from fullness to emptiness—and how God wasn't finished with her story.

    • Ruth's incredible loyalty, faith, and willingness to follow God into the unknown.

    • Boaz as a symbol of Jesus Christ, our Redeemer.

    • Why Ruth's story is one of redemption, covenant, and hope.

    • Hannah's years of waiting and what we can learn from her faithful prayers.

    • What it means to truly "pour out your soul before the Lord."

    • Samuel learning to hear God's voice and how we can recognize God's voice in our own lives.

    • Amy A. Wright's General Conference message Abide the Day in Christ and the Parable of the Ten Virgins.

    • How spiritual oil is gathered one small act of faith at a time.

    • The comforting message of the hymn Be Still, My Soul.

    Favorite Scriptures Discussed

    Ruth 1:16–17 "Whither thou goest, I will go..."

    Ruth 1:20–21 "I went out full, and the Lord hath brought me home again empty."

    Ruth 4:15 "Thy daughter in law, which loveth thee, which is better to thee than seven sons..."

    1 Samuel 1 Hannah pours out her soul before the Lord.

    1 Samuel 3:10 "Speak, Lord; for thy servant heareth."

    Matthew 25 The Parable of the Ten Virgins.

    A Message for Moms

    Maybe you're waiting for answers.

    Waiting for healing.

    Waiting for peace.

    Waiting for direction.

    Waiting for a relationship to improve.

    Waiting for a miracle.

    This week's scriptures remind us that God is often doing His greatest work while we wait.

    The same God who provided for Ruth.

    The same God who restored Naomi.

    The same God who heard Hannah's prayers.

    The same God who spoke to Samuel.

    Sees you.

    Your story isn't over.

    Keep gathering oil.

    Keep trusting.

    Keep praying.

    Keep abiding in Christ.

    One day you'll look back and see what Ruth, Naomi, Hannah, and Samuel eventually discovered:

    He was there the whole time. ❤️

    Connect with Come, Follow Me Moms

    If this episode blessed you, would you take a minute to follow the podcast, leave a review, and share it with another mama who could use a little encouragement this week?

    Remember, you don't have to be perfect to draw closer to Christ.

    Just keep showing up.

    See you next week, mamas!

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  • 22. Come, Follow Me Moms; May 25-31st, Judges 2-4, 6-8, 13-16; The Pride Cycle, The God who stays, Samson, Deborah, Gideon, Come Follow Me Scripture Study

    22. Come, Follow Me Moms; May 25-31st, Judges 2-4, 6-8, 13-16; The Pride Cycle, The God who stays, Samson, Deborah, Gideon, Come Follow Me Scripture Study
    2026/05/26
    COME, FOLLOW ME MOMS Episode 22 | May 25–31 Judges 2–4; 6–8; 13–16 “The Pride Cycle & The God Who Stays” Hey mamas, welcome back to Come, Follow Me Moms. If you are new here, welcome. We are so happy you are here. This is a scripture study podcast where we go through the weekly Come, Follow Me lesson and apply it to real motherhood. Because yes… every story in the scriptures still applies today. And honestly, every week I say it’s my favorite because every week it ends up being exactly what I needed to hear. I pray this episode blesses your life and that the Spirit is with you as you listen throughout your day. This week we are diving into the book of Judges… and mamas, this book is messy. But honestly? So is motherhood sometimes. Have you ever had a spiritual high moment? You’re in the temple. You’re journaling. You feel God so clearly. You know exactly what He wants you to do… And then two days later… you doubt everything? THAT is Judges. This book is one giant cycle of: forgetting, struggling, crying out to God, being rescued… and then forgetting again. And honestly, sometimes motherhood feels exactly like that. The book of Judges and Ruth cover the time between the death of Joshua and the birth of Samuel. We see rebellion, oppression, deliverance, miracles, idolatry, lawlessness, and imperfect people trying to follow God. It’s a lot… but there is so much hope inside these chapters. In Judges 2 we learn about the pride cycle, or repentance cycle: Rebel → Bondage → Cry for Deliverance → Repentance → Deliverance → Rest → Rebel again. Over and over again. And before we judge Israel too quickly… aren’t we sometimes the same? Judges 2:19 says they would not stop their stubborn ways. I think sometimes we read stories like this and wonder, “How could they keep forgetting God?” But then we do the same thing. We have spiritual experiences. We feel inspired. We know what God is asking us to do… and then fear, doubt, overthinking, and the world start creeping in. I know I’ve done this. I’ll be journaling with Jesus, feeling the Spirit so strongly, and think, “Okay Lord, let’s do this.” And then suddenly my brain starts questioning everything. Was that really inspiration? Was that just me? Am I capable of doing that? And before I know it, I start backpedaling instead of following through. Mamas… stop doubting yourself. Sometimes our brains try to keep us safe. But faith was never meant to stay safe. Don’t play the safe game. Play the God game. He will help you. He will direct your path. He will make a way where there seems to be no way. I actually caught myself the other day about to ask ChatGPT something that I should have taken to God. And while technology is wonderful and helpful, I paused and thought, “Why am I asking Chat what I should be asking God?” God is our Father. He is the true source. Let Jesus prevail in your life. Let the Spirit prevail in your life. In Chapter 3 we meet some scripture heroes like Othniel and Ehud. Ehud was left-handed and unexpected. The thing that made him different became something God used. And I love that reminder for us as moms. God uses unlikely people all throughout scripture. Quiet moms. Loud moms. Homeschool moms. Working moms. Anxious moms. Overwhelmed moms. Moms who feel unseen or unsure. The thing that makes you feel different may actually be the thing God uses most powerfully. Then we meet one of my favorite women in scripture: Deborah. Deborah was a prophetess and judge of Israel. She was wise, courageous, faithful, and full of light. She sat beneath a palm tree, and people came to her for wisdom and guidance. Israel was being oppressed by a wicked king and his commander Sisera, and God called Deborah to help deliver His people. She called Barak to gather an army, but Barak was afraid and said he would only go if Deborah went with him. Deborah agreed and reminded him that the Lord had already gone before them. One of the most powerful verses says: “Is not the Lord gone out before thee?” — Judges 4:14 Mamas… has the Lord not gone before you before? Has He not helped you before? Has He not carried your family before? Has He not answered prayers before? Then why do we panic as if He won’t do it again? Deborah’s story also includes Jael, a woman of gentle courage who fulfilled Deborah’s prophecy and defeated Sisera. God used ordinary women in powerful ways. One thing I absolutely loved in this week’s study was the invitation to “Talk of Christ.” I love Elder Neil L. Andersen’s talk, We Talk of Christ. I highlighted almost the entire thing. I used to feel awkward talking openly about Jesus. Then I met a sweet grandma who just loved Jesus so deeply. She wasn’t part of our faith tradition, but she constantly praised Him. “Praise Jesus.” “Glory to God.” “Amen.” She wasn’t afraid to talk about Him, and it changed me. At first it felt uncomfortable, but over time ...
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