“That You May Come Off Conqueror”

This week, the “Come, Follow Me” program of The Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-day Saints takes us to Doctrine and Covenants 10-11. Come Follow Up host Ben Lomu leads the discussion with gospel scholar Sherilyn Farnes and special guest Samoana Matagi on the following topics: The Lord’s “Wisdom Is Greater than the Cunning of the Devil” and “Put Your Trust in [the Lord’s] Spirit”. Prepare for your own great discussions with the resources below. All content included is free to download and share in any non-commercial setting.

Videos

Enjoy clips from this week perfect for sharing in teaching and family settings:

Dr. Sherilyn Farnes describes the various needs for revelation that prompted the reception of Sections 10 and 11.

Sam Matagi shares how an accident led to his hands being amputated, and how he chose to trust in God in the aftermath.

Sam Matagi shares how the example of Christ’s resilience has inspired him to push forward in life’s most pressing trials.

Sherilyn Farnes draws insights from the story of the stolen manuscript pages and how God’s wisdom prevailed.

Dr. Sherilyn Farnes reiterates the counsel that the Lord gave to Oliver Cowdery regarding seeking revelation.

Ben Lomu shares how he makes sure that Christ is at the center of his study and teaching.

Sherilyn Farnes and Sam Matagi respond to a study question about the counsel to not run “faster than [we] have strength”.

Dr. Sherilyn Farnes breaks down the message that God gave to Joseph Smith in Section 10.

From Joseph and Emma Smith’s home, Ryan Saltzgiver gives the background for the revelation that became Section 10.

From historic sites in Harmony, Pennsylvania, Ryan Saltzgiver speaks of the personal importance of Section 11 for all of us.

Quotes

Quotes are perfect for bringing the Spirit and direction in any setting. Here are a few that tie into our topics:

Illustrations

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Meet our Scholar: Sherilyn Farnes

Sherilyn Farnes speaks of the competing internal influences that we all face and how this was manifest in Church history.

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