Episode 32 - Alma 36–38 "Look to God and Live"

Come Follow Me for Us

Melanie Stroud

Faith, Hope, Churchofjesuschristoflatterdaysaints, Religion & Spirituality, Jesus, Comefollowme, Christianity, Byu, Love

4.9 • 2.4K Ratings

🗓️ 20 July 2020

⏱️ 58 minutes

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0:00.0	This has come to me for us.
0:04.2	A weekly podcast devoted to helping us gain a deeper love for the Savior in his gospel
0:08.0	through a weekly study of the scriptures.
0:09.9	Hopefully this study will help further prepare us to accompany the Savior as he seconds.
0:13.8	Come follow me.
0:18.5	And as always, I'm your host Melanie Stroud.
0:21.2	This is episode 32, Alma 36 through 38, look to God and live.
0:27.7	If I wouldn't have skipped a week, this last week would have been Alma 32 and it would
0:32.3	have been episode 32.
0:33.9	And that would have been amazing, but yeah, I screwed it all up.
0:36.8	So sorry about that.
0:38.9	Okay.
0:39.9	And the podcast almost didn't happen today because I got all caught up in Eliza R. Snow's.
0:49.3	What are they even called?
0:51.2	Don't even make me go over there and look because I don't get sucked back in.
0:55.8	We're on LDS.org.
0:58.4	They I know what it's called church of Christ.org.
1:00.6	Sorry.
1:01.6	They put out all of the discourses of Eliza R. Snow.
1:07.9	And I clicked on it and I started reading him and I swear for four hours today I was just
1:13.2	immersed in her stuff.
1:15.3	And then I got all crazy on Instagram.
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