by Nathan Richardson | Dec 30, 2012 | Doctrine and Covenants, scriptures, StoryGuide Scriptures
Four Doctrine and Covenants Overview Handouts: 1. Helpful titles for sections, 2. a timeline of when the sections were given, 3. a diagram to help you read the it in chronological order, and 4. a chronological checklist to help you keep your personal scripture study goals as you read the D&C in chronological order. Especially useful for seminary or the Sunday school curriculum to help you understand the basic structure of the Doctrine and Covenants.
by Nathan Richardson | Nov 21, 2012 | Book of Mormon, redesigned scriptures, scriptures
Here is a Microsoft Word document I’ve created with the full text of the Book of Mormon with all the punctuation removed. I’ve done this because it more closely approximates what the original manuscript (and the printer’s manuscript) looked like as Joseph Smith translated the Book of Mormon. While the translation was performed by a prophet based on inspiration, the paragraphing, sentence breaks, and punctuation were performed by a regular, non-LDS, educated man based on ordinary, mundane principles.
by Nathan Richardson | Sep 21, 2012 | Doctrine and Covenants, scriptures, StoryGuide Scriptures
A beautifully re-designed edition of the Doctrine and Covenants that looks more like a novel. Study aids such as headings and colored dialogue help anyone who wants to understand the storyline and events of the Doctrine and Covenants better.
by Nathan Richardson | Jul 12, 2012 | gospel
This is a chart/outline you can use to organize a talk so that you’ll remember the content better, not get lost, and as a result, be more relaxed while giving it. I also explain how to quickly decrease the length of your talk if you suddenly need to trim your remarks to a few minutes.
by Nathan Richardson | Jun 26, 2012 | gospel, law and government
Guest post by Jelaire Richardson. Have you ever had someone tell you, “You shouldn’t be using the words of Church leaders in determining how you feel about certain issues. That’s just plain inappropriate.” Is using the words of Church leaders to guide us in our political decisions even something we should try to do? And what exactly have they said? Use this chart to examine your reasons for voting, to see what Church leaders have said to look for when voting, and possibly help revise your reasons.
