Every scripture reflection and discipleship note David has published on LDS Daily Path. Showing older entries, page 34.
A woodworker reflects on the two faces of John 2: the quiet miracle at Cana and the zeal of the temple cleansing, and what both reveal about who Jesus is.
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A woodworker reflects on Assyria as God's rod of correction, the pruning of pride, and what it means to be part of the remnant that returns.
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Luke 23 walks through the crucifixion: Pilate and Herod, the thief on the cross, the rent veil, and the burial of Jesus.
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D&C 42 reveals the law of the Church: consecration, stewardship, moral law, forgiveness, and how to build a Zion community.
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Genesis 42: Joseph's brothers bow before him in Egypt, Simeon is held as surety, and buried guilt surfaces after 20 years.
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Luke 24 walks us through the empty tomb, the road to Emmaus, and the physical resurrection of Jesus Christ.
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Luke 21 covers the widow's mite, the prophecy of the temple's destruction, and the signs of the Second Coming. A reflection on looking up when the world shakes.
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D&C 41 introduces the first bishop, explains what it means to be a disciple, and shows why Edward Partridge was called.
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Joseph interprets Pharaoh's dreams, rises from prison to palace, and teaches Egypt how to prepare for seven years of famine.
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2 Nephi 19 quotes Isaiah 9: a child born, government on His shoulder, four names for the Messiah. A reflection on who carries the weight.
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