Every scripture reflection and discipleship note David has published on LDS Daily Path. Showing older entries, page 45.
Three parables about readiness: oil in the lamps, talents invested, and the sheep and goats separated. Matthew 25 teaches that preparation happens before the call.
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Matthew 26 strips away every layer of pretense. The anointing, the Last Supper, Gethsemane, and Peter's denial all show the hidden cracks in human resolve.
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1 Nephi 20 (Isaiah 48) confronts Israel's stubbornness with images of iron and fire, but ends with redemption for God's own name's sake.
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D&C 20 is the blueprint for the Church, defining doctrine, offices, ordinances, and the distinction between justification and sanctification.
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Genesis 20 shows Abraham repeating his old mistake of fear-driven deception, but God's mercy holds the covenant together.
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Matthew 23 exposes the danger of spiritual hypocrisy and calls us to pursue judgment, mercy, and faith over mere appearance.
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Matthew 24 shows the signs of the Second Coming and calls us to watchfulness, endurance, and faithful service.
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Genesis 19 shows the destruction of Sodom, Lot's rescue through Abraham's intercession, and the tragedy of looking back.
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Matthew 20 challenges our sense of fairness with the parable of the laborers and redefines greatness as service.
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Matthew 19 covers marriage, children, and the rich young man. Jesus keeps pointing back to the original design of the kingdom.
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