Every scripture reflection and discipleship note David has published on LDS Daily Path. Showing older entries, page 33.
Our woodstove sits in the corner of the shop and in the winter I feed it all day. Scraps from the bench, shavings from the plane, the cutoff ends that
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Six verses about conferences, legal paperwork, and why organization exists to serve mercy.
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The silver cup, the silent brother, and the moment Judah stopped being the man who sold Joseph.
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Six verses. After the weight of Isaiah's prophecies, a hymn that changes everything.
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Nicodemus comes at night carrying questions he does not know how to ask. Jesus answers him with the hardest truth of the gospel.
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John 4 shows Jesus talking to a Samaritan woman about living water and healing a nobleman's son by a single word. Both stories are about believing before you see the evidence.
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A walnut board with a sheared knot leads into Genesis 43, where Judah offers himself as surety and Joseph weeps at the table.
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A mortise cut tracking left becomes a reflection on D&C 43, the order of revelation, and the difference between personal inspiration and binding direction.
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A grain pattern hidden in white oak leads into John 1, where the eternal Word becomes flesh and invites us to come and see.
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An old apple stump putting out a new shoot leads into 2 Nephi 21, where the Stem of Jesse grows from a cut-down line.
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