The Scripture Study Project

Remember the Bible story about the Tower of Babel and the confusing of the languages? In this episode we study the story of the brother of Jared to better understand what confounds and, more importantly, what unconfounds our communication with God. If you want to know how to talk to and hear from God better, listen in and study along!

"I even remain alone to write the sad tale of the destruction of my people," says Moroni, the last Nephite prophet. With such a depressing task, and with pressures in our own lives that may feel daunting and depressing, what miracles does Moroni see that lift his soul and sustain his faith? Come, meet the God of miracles!

Everything we've read in the Book of Mormon this year has come through his hand, yet we haven't really met him yet. This episode, we meet Mormon, the man behind the book, and learn how to be a disciple of Christ even in the worst of times.

It didn't look like Roger Banister was on track to break the four-minute mile barrier, but he did. It looked like the Nephites were on track for continual righteousness, and they fell. What can we learn from the rise and fall of the Nephites about finishing out our own races and building a happy people/family/class/group?

If you were to be granted one wish, what would you choose? What if it were Jesus himself granting your desire? And what if that greatest desire you had was to be able to minister to your "people" (family, friends, neighbors, etc.) In this episode we study how to minister better!

You know what "faith" means? It means you can trust someone, that you have confidence in them. We can have faith in Jesus Christ because he keeps his promises; he fulfills the all commandments and promises he's ever made. In this episode we study just a few of those promises and fulfillments so our confidence in him will increase!

Someone once asked President Kimball what he did in boring church meetings. He replied, "I don't know; I've never been in one." On this episode we learn from Jesus himself how to turn some interactions and meetings in our lives that can sometimes become boring, repetetive, or stale into intensely spiritual experiences. Listen and learn how to transform your relationship with your children, your experience in sacrament meeting, and even your personal prayers.

"...who come unto me..." is one of the Savior's unique additions to his sermon at the temple to the Nephites. In this episode we study how we can come unto the Savior so that he can perfect us and help us become like the Father.