**#ComeFollowMe nugget** Pondering invites revelation. If you have ever felt downtrodden, anxious, or confused, you might learn an important lesson from Nephi’s example in Helaman 10:2–4. What did he do when he felt “cast down”? (verse 3). President Henry B. Eyring taught, “When we ponder, we invite revelation by the Spirit. Pondering, to me, is the thinking and the praying I do after reading and studying in the scriptures carefully” (“Serve with the Spirit,” Ensign or Liahona, Nov. 2010, 60). How might you create a habit of pondering? More at www.mormonlifehacker.com Join us for #ComeFollowMe LIVE this week: https://www.facebook.com/MormonNewsReport/videos/712523379385776/
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** #ComeFollowMe nugget ** Pondering invites revelation (Helaman 6-12)

If you have ever felt downtrodden, anxious, or confused, you might learn an important lesson from Nephi’s example in Helaman 10:2–4. What did he do when he felt “cast down”? (verse 3).
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**#ComeFollowMe nugget**

Pondering invites revelation.

If you have ever felt downtrodden, anxious, or confused, you might learn an important lesson from Nephi’s example in Helaman 10:2–4.
What did he do when he felt “cast down”? (verse 3).

President Henry B. Eyring taught, “When we ponder, we invite revelation by the Spirit. Pondering, to me, is the thinking and the praying I do after reading and studying in the scriptures carefully” (“Serve with the Spirit,” Ensign or Liahona, Nov. 2010, 60).

How might you create a habit of pondering?

More at www.mormonlifehacker.com

Join us for #ComeFollowMe LIVE this week: https://www.facebook.com/MormonNewsReport/videos/712523379385776/

**#ComeFollowMe nugget** Pondering invites revelation. If you have ever felt downtrodden, anxious, or confused, you might learn an important lesson from Nephi’s example in Helaman 10:2–4. What did he do when he felt “cast down”? (verse 3). President Henry B. Eyring taught, “When we ponder, we invite revelation by the Spirit. Pondering, to me, is the thinking and the praying I do after reading and studying in the scriptures carefully” (“Serve with the Spirit,” Ensign or Liahona, Nov. 2010, 60). How might you create a habit of pondering? More at www.mormonlifehacker.com Join us for #ComeFollowMe LIVE this week: https://www.facebook.com/MormonNewsReport/videos/712523379385776/

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