Episode Appearances
followHIM · Apr 8, 2026
Exodus 14-18 Part 2 • Sister Elaine Dalton • April 13-19 • Come, Follow Me
“Referenced as former church president who called Dalton to her position and exemplified leadership”
Daily spiritual habits and righteous routinesSustaining church leaders and prophetsDelegation and distributed leadership
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Exodus 14-18 Part 1 • Sister Elaine Dalton • April 13-19 • Come, Follow Me
“Recalled by Elaine for calling her as Young Women General President and reading D&C 88 to her”
Red Sea Crossing as Symbol of Atonement and Spiritual DeliverancePersonal Identity and Divine PurposeDaily Spiritual Practices and Holy Habits
View AnalysisfollowHIM · Mar 4, 2026
Genesis 37-41 Part 2 • Dr. Brad Wilcox • Mar. 9-15 • Come, Follow Me
“Cited for story of East Prussian widow who lost all children but maintained faith through Atonement understanding”
Joseph as a type of Christ in Old Testament narrativeTheodicy and suffering caused by others' agencyPlan of salvation as framework for understanding trials
View AnalysisfollowHIM · Mar 3, 2026
Thoughts to Keep in Mind #3 • The House of Israel • Dr. Ross Baron • Mar. 2-8
“Referenced for lowering missionary age, which increased mission interviews and discussions about tribal assignment”
House of Israel theology and covenant identityJacob's life arc as spiritual archetypeBirthright concept and redemptive responsibility
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Scripture Central · Feb 12, 2026
The God Who Sees Me | Come Follow Me 2026 | Genesis 12-17; Abraham 1-2 | John Hilton III | Feb 9-15
“President quoted on being a light to others through loving as the Savior loved”
Abrahamic Covenant theology and modern applicationManaging expectations in faith and life outcomesCovenant-making rituals in ancient Near Eastern context
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Unshaken Saints · Jan 26, 2026
Genesis 5; Moses 6 - The Gospel in the Beginning
“Former Latter-day Saint president; known for phrase 'whom the Lord calls, he qualifies'”
Experiential vs. Cognitive Knowledge in Spiritual DevelopmentMulti-Generational Faith and Family Legacy BuildingThe Role of Record-Keeping in Preserving Spiritual Truth
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