You're not going to be here. There are many times in our lives when we just have to stand up for the truth and sometimes we stand alone. Has that ever happened in your life? Has it

happened in the lives of your ancestors or the lives of your children? President

Nelson said recently, why do we need such resilient faith?

Because difficult days are ahead.

Rarely in the future will it be easy or popular

to be a faithful Latter-day Saint.

Each of us will be tested. This week's material is a great

lesson on boldness, standing up for the truth, and being faithful when it's not

too popular. Hello, dear friends.

We are Scott and Maureen Proctor, and this is Meridian magazine's Come Follow Me

podcast.

This week's lesson covers Mosiah, chapters 11 through 17, and includes one of your favorite stories

from the Book of Mormon.

The title of this lesson is A Light that Can Never be Darkened. The hero of this story stands boldly before a wicked king,

and for telling the truth and testifying of the Savior, he is burned to death.

Let's see what we can learn from all this.

First, Scott, I have to say that I'm getting so excited to be able to download your new book,

11 things you probably didn't know about the Book of Mormon right onto my Kindle

account is it ready to go? Oh I so wanted to say that it is but because of the

current situation everything is just taken longer than we desired.

I can almost assure you that it will be available next week when we do the podcast.

I have to be patient in this process.

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