You're not going to be here. We see many conversations in the book of Mormon where fathers teach their sons and their impact changes not only their sons life, but the generations

that follow.

The lessons are profound, the impact overwhelming.

If there was ever scripture that calls out for fathers to step into their parenting role with power, the Book of Mormon is it.

Hello dear friends and welcome to Meridian magazines Come Follow Me Podcast. Today we are studying Alma, chapters 36 to 38, called

Look to God and Live. These are some of my favorite chapters in all the Book of Mormon.

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A father who took great care in teaching his children once told us

that a hamburger can go a long way. What he meant was that life is busy and

sometimes pulls us apart from our children with the urgency

and tasks.

The occasional grabbing a hamburger together or any other activity that puts you one-on-one

with your children is worth more than you know.

Fathers and mothers, it is your chance to teach them what really matters, the Gospel of Jesus Christ.

I can't help but notice in Alma, Chapter 36 through 38, where Alma is teaching

Helaman and Chiblon, that he has pulled each of them aside for persuasive and potent testimony bearing and he does it through sharing the significant

spiritual experiences of his life. Do your children know about those events and moments in your life

that have spiritually shaped you?

Have you shared with them the pillars of your testimony, the times the spirit has so deeply

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