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Aloha, Listening from Hawthorne, CA. Mahalo for your insights on the missions & teaching of Alma & the 4 Sons of Mosiah. Their lives change like Saul/Paul in the New Testament. PS My Bro went to the Italy Milan Mission in March 1975-& I went to the Indiana Indianapolis Mission in Sept the same year. We wrote to each other sharing our work and experiences drawing us closer. We returned within 2 weeks of each other grateful to Heavenly Father for the opportunity to serve! 😊❤

I listen to this podcast all the time at work, downtown Salt Lake City temple square ground services!

Thank you for this broadcast. I have learned so much from the different guests. I look forward to listening to it each week.

I’m from Ogden, UT. My dad was a contractor and built some homes in Mountain Green. I have driven through that beautiful area many times.

Listening from KwaZulu Natal in South Africa

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Thank you both so much .I read my “come follow me “ scriptures every week then listen to your podcast for enrichment … You never fail .Margaret from Scotland..Seminary teacher

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Love this podcast one of my favorites.

Long time listener, first time commenter. I'm listening from Brentwood CA

I'm listening from Saratoga Springs Utah. I love the Podcasts and so appreciated this one. Thank you so much.

Listening from Pocatello Idaho. Inspiring! Thank you for sharing.

Listening from Erda Utah

Dr. Mead - I also grew up in Mountain Green. It’s a special place. The quote from President Monson regarding the importance of friends rings true - blessed by great friends from my youth from Morgan. We still meet regularly 35 years after graduation! Hank and John - thank you for this podcast! Never miss an episode. It helps me prepare my Gospel Doctrine lessons and strengthens me intellectually and spiritually.

I love your podcast so much. I love how you bring the scriptures to life and make them so intimately relevant. That is just so critical and as you testify of how we can personally have a relationship with the scriptures and then ultimately with our Savior, the parallels are so clear. I LOVE the way Dr Mead teaches. It is filled with such heartfelt insight that it inspired and motivated me time and time again. I have listened to this podcast 3 times and have saved it. Please have him back again the 3 of you are incredible together. Thank you for a wonderful week!

Hurrah for literary nurds! I think Isaiah is in this group! (Watching from the UK. thank you for a master class every week in how to facilitate others and not show off your own knowledge. I have much to learn).

Another great podcast/youtube video. Listening from San Diego, CA where I am called to the California Living History Mission, which gives me a great opportunity to serve the Lord in quiet ways while serving others. My summer job while I attended college was surveying, and we once did a job in Mountain Green - probably before you were born, though.

Great story and testimony.

We used to sing "I am a Child of God" to our children and babies every night as we put them to bed. Greetings from Switzerland!

I can't believe Lori said she isn't a great vocalist. Her voice is remarkable. It was beautiful to hear that chant. I've learned a lot from her testimony as well.

Olathe, KS. Wonderful podcast as always.

I am almost always folding laundry or doing dishes when I listen 😂 but I loved this week’s episode! I stopped and took the time to translate Alma 29 and it was actually very impactful. Thank you!!

Two "literary nerd" moments of mine in these chapters: 1) "All we can do" - In 2 Ne 25:23, Nephi states that "for we know that it is by grace that we are saved, after all we can do." There have been many addresses given in relation to what this means, but the best discourse (in my opinion) is from The Book of Mormon itself. In Alma 24:11, the new king Anti-Nephi-Lehi teaches that "since it has been all that we could do to repent of all our sins...for it was all we could do to repent sufficiently before God". "All we can do" is exactly what King Lamoni's father did, in offering to "give away all [our] sins to know [God]" (Alma 22:18). 2) "Anti-Nephi-Lehies" - A second significant conversation revolves around why those converted by Ammon and his brethren chose the name of "Anti-Nephi-Lehies". I think we have complicated this too much by searching for Egyptian roots, etc. To me, these converts were forsaking the curse of separation from God, and laying claim to the promise made to their forefathers (the children of Laman and Lemuel) by Lehi in 2 Ne 4:3-9. They were, in effect, saying "While we are not descendants of Nephi, we are descendants of Lehi, and therefore lay claim to the promises made to his posterity by the Lord." Thus, while there were not of Nephi's lineage, they WERE of Lehi's lineage, and were identifying themselves as part of the covenant family that God brought out of Jerusalem. Just my 2 cents that I wanted to share for all you other literary nerds out there!

I'm listening from Nauvoo, Illinois. Loved the podcast. Thank you

Milford , TX

Island Park, ID

I am listening from Magrath, Alberta, Canada. You help bring life to the scriptures. Thanks so much.

My darling wife and I are listening from good ole' West Jordon Utah 🙂We have REALLY enjoyed this episode of Follow Him. Dr. Mead you have been a wonderful invite to this wonderful podcast, and I am already looking forward to your next time!! Thank you for all your insights into these chapters in the Book of Mormon, not to mention your personal sacrifice of time! Brad and Pat Jensen

Listened on Sunday, enjoyed Dr. Mead's testimony throughout the podcast of our divine nature and how imporrtant it is to teach the 3pillars so those who are asking those big questions have our testimony of the Plan! Thank you, as always, imspired work you are doing! Love to you all, Mamaej from Nevada City, CA

Great podcast. Thank you from Eden, Utah

Listening and loving this discussion from Quincy, Pennsylvania.

I am a little confused about what is mentioned at the 29:44 mark in Part 2. It is mentioned that the Amalekites were the people who tried to overthrow the Nephite government, as recounted in Alma 2 & 3. Those people were the followers of Amlici, and named Amlicites. Are these considered to be the same people? I looked in the index and the Amalekites are referenced ten times, but in the chapters of Alma 21 - 43. The Amlicites are only referenced in Alma 2 - 3. Regardless, the point that the Amalekites were wicked and a bad influence on the Lamanites can’t be disputed. I enjoy podcast. I like to first study the readings, and then listen to your podcast to find out how many things I missed. :D Thanks again!

I loved both episodes with Dr. Mead. I appreciated his insights and his love of the Lord. I’m going to text my grandchildren before I go to bed. I will look forward to his joining you again.

I'm listening from Kearns, Utah. I love Lamoni's father when he says, "What shall I do to root this evil from my heart?"

Oh my goodness, my sister played softball and volleyball in San Diego! She went on to play for UCLA, and won 2 national championships. It's so much fun to see someone who has so much in common with my sister and I.

Appreciate this podcast, listening from Wapato, Washington.

Working a puzzle together on a Sunday afternoon is what we do in our household - it helps us to stay alert and focused on the FollowHim presentation of the week. In the time to complete that week's podcast we are usually able to finish a 300-500 piece puzzle. It is our new weekly routine.

Sister Denning makes me laugh! She is amazing!😅

We are listening from Kelowna British Columbia, Canada! We love to share what we learn with our grandchildren on missions in Australia and Cote d'Ivoire!

I'm listening from Mexico. I want to say that I really enjoy this format where you have new people join you to discuss the come follow me material every week. The different insights that they bring are inspiring.

from San Diego CA I love this podcast and listen to every one from the first. As a lone member of my family for over 40 years I pretend I'm right there with you and gain hope.

Lori Denning! She is my favorite scholar teaching with the Dynamic Duo. Thank you for the life changing insight. 🎉

Listening from Deer Park, WA (eastern Washington, north of Spokane 😊) I LOVE your podcast ♥️

Listening from Orange, California - Loved these episodes! Thank you so much for sharing your knowledge and insights with me. Very timely lesson for personal reasons.

Thanks Hank, John and Brian. We live in West Jordan, Utah. Thank you for your time and the lessons you present.

My wife and I listen to these wonderful Come Follow Me episodes as we drive around on assignment here in the Chile Rancagua Mission. We love the young elders and hermanas, these beautiful mountain valleys full of orchards and vineyards, and we love the spirit that these episodes bring to our journeys. We REALLY need more senior couples here, including one to replace us in the mission offices (we leave in January 2025). Anyone out there? John and Hank, and your guests, God bless you.

Thank you Hank, John, and Brian...listening from Newberg, Oregon!

I listen every Sunday afternoon as we meet at 9:00 for church. I look forward to it each week. Lori was a fantastic guest. I really enjoyed her musical chant.

Get out of town! You have a beautiful voice! (But don’t go away. I love your insights. Thank you ! Plain city UT

🎶With helmet in place, sword in hand, with the shield of faith she is worthy To stand🎶