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DAILY MORMON — get emailed a FREE BOOK OF MORMON scripture every day with a ponder question. Now in print format!

Posted by dyejo | Jun 15, 2018 | Book of Mormon, communication, cool links | 0 |

DAILY MORMON is a FREE service that emails you a verse of scripture from the Book of Mormon that you can ponder every day.

7 Free Resources for Studying or Teaching the Book of Mormon

Posted by Tevya | Jan 17, 2016 | church, learning, scriptures & study, teaching | 5 |

This is post 5 of 6 in the series “Enhance Your Scripture Study” I hate lists of things to try, do, or remember. I think that for most people it’s totally impractical to remember or apply them. If a post boasts “5000 Ways to Improve Your Memes” I won’t give it a 2nd thought. If it offers 5, I might think about clicking it. Only 3? Now we’re talkin’! So I’m apologizing in advance for this list. However, these are carefully selected resources that I use myself, and I think you’ll find very helpful for your Book of Mormon...

Use Evernote & Online Resources for Powerful Scripture Study

Posted by Tevya | Apr 24, 2015 | journal, language, scriptures & study | 12 |

If you’re not completely satisfied with the Church’s new online scripture study tools, we’ve got a great new way for you to study online. Aaron Goodwin keeps a blog entitled You Should Be! and recently wrote about how he studies his scriptures. He’s got some amazing tips on everything from the tools he uses to the way he sets up his screen.

Enhance Scripture Study with the Scripture Citation Index

Posted by Ryan Combs | Apr 18, 2015 | church history, guides, scriptures & study | 4 |

This is post 3 of 6 in the series “Enhance Your Scripture Study” General Conference is our twice-yearly connection with modern revelation and offers us marvelous insights into the gospel. LDS.org has a great interface to access these talks at LDS.org/general-conference but today I want to show a lesser known method for finding General Conference talks to improve scripture study—including talks before 1971. The LDS Scripture Citation Index is a website (and free app) which lists out every scripture reference made over the pulpit. We mentioned this in a previous article about enhancing your scripture study, but didn’t go...