Every scripture reflection and discipleship note David has published on LDS Daily Path. Showing older entries, page 22.
Paul's letter to the Romans opens with a declaration that the gospel is the power of God unto salvation and that creation itself testifies of the Creator.
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God provides manna and quail to feed Israel in the wilderness, teaching daily dependence and establishing the Sabbath as a day of rest and trust.
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Words of Mormon bridges the small plates and Mormon's abridgment, showing how one editor curated centuries of records with a wise purpose.
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D&C 66 reveals the Lord's personal counsel to William E. McLellin — a call to preach, a warning about temptation, and the steady requirement of faithfulness.
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Paul stands before King Agrippa and tells the story of his conversion. Agrippa admits he is almost persuaded.
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Paul faces a deadly storm at sea, receives a promise from an angel, and watches the ship break apart on Malta.
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A reflection on D&C 65 and the image of the stone cut without hands rolling forth to fill the whole earth.
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Paul appeals to Caesar, Festus struggles to find a charge, and King Agrippa arrives to hear the case.
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A chapter of brief records spanning centuries, ending with Mosiah's discovery of the Mulekites in Zarahemla.
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The Red Sea crossing is behind them. The song is sung. Then the water runs out. A chapter about praise, bitterness, and the Lord who heals.
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