This is Come Follow Me for us, hybrid. A little bit of old, a little bit of new, because,

yeah, I said it, and it was good.

Shining, shining, shining, oh.

And as always, I'm your host, Melanie Stroud. This is season 5, episode 28, Acts 10-15.

The Word of God grew and multiplied.

Okay, how was your week? Did you do what you were challenged to last week in the lesson? Did you ask what

will you have me to do? Because some people did, and they wrote to me in private messages and

left messages on the Instagram conversation that they prayed and the Lord inspired them to call

someone or do something or write a letter, and they had some great experiences.

So I'm going to keep saying, if you're just a hearer of the Word and not a doer, it's not going to

embed into your heart like it will if you just go out and practice doing what the Lord asks you to do.

You're going to get a testimony of the Savior and of the Church of Jesus Christ and everything so much faster

if you go and do. So that's pretty cool.

Next, we'll jump right into the comment of the week, and this came via text from a friend of mine from Salt Lake City.

She wrote, my eight-year-old, climbing into the car after church said,

sister Pierce said I should just teach the class because I already know everything. Bless you for helping...

Bless you for helping me turn my children into know-it-alls. Nothing I want more for them.

I loved it.

Alright, let's get to the lesson now.

In the beginning, it says, during his mortal ministry, Jesus Christ's teachings often challenged people's long-held traditions and beliefs.

This did not stop after he ascended into heaven. After all, he continued to guide his church by revelation.

For example, during Jesus' life, his disciples preached the gospel only to fellow Jews.

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