Articles, Tips & Inspiration
I remember some years ago in a stake conference one of the speakers shared a quote that blew my mind. The quote related to 1 Corinthians 15:40-42 where Paul is talking about resurrected bodies being of varying degrees of glory.
After receiving an email from Avraham Gileadi’s Isaiah Institute this week which included the outline of a chiasm in 3 Nephi 20, I wanted to show a few ways you can save something like this in Scripture Notes, and a
This week I thought I would make some videos to help you understand how to search the scriptures in deeper ways. There will probably be more videos coming in this series which you will find on our YouTube channel, but
With events in the world the way they are, and everything in commotion, where would you turn for answers about what’s happening and what comes next? Isaiah would be a good choice. Please enjoy this Q&A with Avraham Gileadi.
What’s it like to translate a document from one language to another, particularly when it’s the book of Isaiah! Listen in as Avraham Gileadi shares his experience laboring through this work to bring a modern translation to the world and
I was recently at an event where the speaker mentioned there were 7 covenants in the scriptures. My mind naturally got curious what those were and I wanted to take a look for myself. I realized it might be helpful
This past week I was watching the first video of an 8-part series on the events coming up to the second coming. I loved what the creator of this series did and wanted to share it with you for ideas
Our very first game for Scripture Notes is now in the app. Time Skimmer. Try it today. If you’re a pro member or on the free trial and you send me a screenshot with a perfect 100/100 score on the
One of the key factors in exercising faith, is exercising your mind. Without mental exertion to keep your mind on track for the object or purpose which you are seeking by your faith, you will lack the power to obtain
Building on top of last week’s announcement on sharing collection notes, we now announce public collection note sharing within the Scripture Notes app. Anyone can share, but please observe a few guidelines. Right now, there is no moderation system. That
