Insights, videos, and articles from my studies of Come Follow Me 1 Nephi 16-22 by Jeremy Goff aka Gogo Goff.
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Insights, videos, and articles from my studies of Come Follow Me 1 Nephi 11-15 by Jeremy Goff aka Gogo Goff.
Insights, videos, and articles from my studies of Come Follow Me 1 Nephi 8-10 by Jeremy Goff aka Gogo Goff.
I hope you enjoy some insights from my Come Follow Me 1 Nephi 1-7. Save this pin to read later. Praying for others! “Wherefore it came to pass that my father, Lehi, as he went forth prayed unto the Lord, yea, even with all his heart, in behalf of his people.”1 Nephi 1:5 I did …
As an avid temple goer, I am so excited about the policy regarding witnessing ordinances has changed. To those who don’t know, baptisms and sealings require two people to be official witnesses, the long-standing church policy has been that these were men who held the priesthood. This new policy is that any worthy member (8 …
My sister had an epiphany while watching priesthood session of conference, her thoughts were so profound that I had a paradigm shift also, and I want to share it with you today!
The Mistake Latter-day Saints Made With The Priesthood Restriction. We as mortals desire to know ‘the why’ for anything and everything. The curiosity of little kids is the hallmark of this aspect of human nature. In 1852 Brigham Young announced that men of black African descent could no longer be ordained to the priesthood. The …
Many members of the church struggle to understand the differences between doctrines and policies, or they misunderstand how policies are made. These mistakes cause many to have a faith crisis.
There are two guiding principles of personal revelation. Disobeying these two principles will cause us to struggle to receive personal revelation.
I feel the need to address a massive 5-part issue within our culture, and that is how we as Latter-day Saints approach politics. This post will probably upset people. So, take a deep breath, center yourself and read this for what it is: a non-partisan critique of our cultural tendencies and the danger of how we approach politics.