Book of Mormon | Sep 2-8 | Helaman 7-12 | Come Follow Up on BYUtv

This week, the “Come, Follow Me” program of The Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-day Saints takes us to Helaman 7-12. Come Follow Up host Ben Lomu leads the discussion with gospel scholar Kimberly Matheson and special guest Gerhard van Scheltema on the following topics: "Pondering the Word of God Invites Revelation" and "The Lord Wants Me to Remember Him".

Timestamps:
00:00 - Introduction of Helaman 7-12
00:57 - What is pondering?
01:54 - Introduction of Guests: Kimberly Matheson and Gerhard van Scheltema
03:15 - How can I receive more revelation?
18:05 - What does it mean to remember the Lord?
18:55 - Why does the Lord want me to remember Him?
34:57 - How can I communicate with God?
35:47 - Footnote discussion of Helaman 7-12 with special scholar: Taunalyn Ford
54:30 - Credits

[MichaelFrancisSadiosaRagragio]

Came up with this simple but powerful quote: "Distractions can lead to your Destruction"

[ElKoreana]

I’m very grateful that I have stumbled this program on YouTube! It helps a lot with my study of the Come follow me! Thank you all the participants! 🙏

[mamltalbot]

I am a full time carer and mother of an autistic daughter. My life was turned upside with COVID because due to the experience of isolation my daughter no longer wants to go out very much, this means I am isolated as well. Thanks to technology I am still in full attendance for my meetings from home. At times I felt still alone, however as I ponder about it I can see I am feeling a greater strength to focus on the gospel that keeps us both strong, even though my daughter doesn't join me online she never lets me forget family prayer or family home evening. 😊❤

[lydiastevenson]

We are less than the dust... To me is interesting because in Hebrew the name Adam means "dust" and the name Eve means life... maybe being less than the dust of the earth is referring to us as descended from Adam who fell and that we inherited the need to be rescued from our fallen state and so a reference to the garden of Eden