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Many of the other Come Follow Me lessons cover sections of text that have distinct stories from Jesus’ ministry or parables. That’s not the case
As I walked with these women, they led me to the feet of the Savior. The women of the Bible often come to know Jesus
I’ve broken today’s lesson into two main parts: “The Woman Who Anointed Jesus” and “The Last Supper.” I plan to use this lesson plan for
If we aim to be perfect like God (Matthew 5:48) – and not perfect the way that fitspo influencers and judgmental members are selling it
Is it possible to sleep hard for 8 ½ hours and yet wake up even more exhausted than before? It is May, I am a
The first time I was diagnosed with breast cancer was in 2011. I was fortunate to have access to excellent medical care in a state-of-the-art
I was praying recently for help with cynicism and hopelessness that challenged my faith in God . Two things happened that encouraged me to find
Too often, women’s labor, like Tabitha’s, is unacknowledged and undervalued by our societies. However, this is exactly the kind of work that Christ encouraged of
This piece was commissioned as part of the In Our Own Words series, which seeks to share the voices and experiences of marginalized individuals. You
Does Jesus really want us to be fabulously wealthy, with beautiful stained glass windows in our temple, gorgeous artwork and enormous stockpiles of cash invested
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