We Are All Enlisted

We Are All Enlisted explores scripture and faith from the perspective of a US Army Chaplain who is a member of the Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-day Saints. Episodes discuss readings from the "Come Follow Me" curriculum, as well as interviews with other LDS chaplains, servicemembers, and/or people of other faiths. The official Facebook page can be found at: https://www.facebook.com/WeAreAllEnlisted/ This is an independent podcast and is not an official production of the Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-day Saints or the US Army.

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Come Follow Me 2020: Moroni 10

December 20, 2020 • Marc DeLuca • Season 1 • Episode 46

This week we get the last reading assignment for 2020, Moroni chapter 10. We talk about what it means to exhort, and why Moroni keeps using that word. Also, why we're exhorted not to pray and ask if the Book of Mormon is true, but to ask if these things are NOT true. We look at a beautiful duet on the gifts of the spirit between Moroni and Paul, and finish with shoutouts to Mormon, Nephi and Isaiah. After reading again this year, I believe it even more than I did before. I'm betting my soul that this book is the word of God - and I feel pretty great about that :)

Resources cited in the episode:

Here's a link to the 1828 Webster's dictonary online.
Here's Hank Smith's facebook post about Moroni 10.
For images of the organizational tools I used for this and other podcasts, check the facebook page (link below).

Enjoy listening, and keep up the fight!

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