June 22–28 ❘ David’s Regret
Poem and discussion centering on the story of David and Bathsheba, inspired by 2 Samuel 11.
June 15–21 ❘ Transgressions
Poem and discussion centering on Heavenly Father’s plan for our progress, inspired by Genesis 3:6, 12:18–19, and 27:6–8.
June 8–14 ❘ Choosing a King
Poem and discussion centering on the Israelites’ desire for a king, inspired by 1 Samuel 8.
June 1–7 ❘ Eli the High Priest
Poem and discussion centering on Eli the High Priest, inspired by 1 Samuel 2:12-17.
May 25–31 ❘ Two Boats
Poem and discussion centering on Noah’s ark and Jaredite barges, inspired by Genesis 6–7.
May 18–24 ❘ Choose Ye This Day
Poem and discussion centering on the difficulty of exercising agency well, inspired by Joshua 24:15.
May 11–17 ❘ View from Nebo
Poem and discussion centering on feeling stuck and unable to progress, inspired by Deuteronomy 34:1–6.
May 4–10 ❘ Leprosy
Poem and discussion centering on repentance and purity, inspired by Numbers 12.
April 27–May 3 ❘ House of the Lord
Poem and discussion centering on the construction of the tabernacle in the wilderness, inspired by Exodus 36–40.
April 20–27 ❘ Provocation
Poem and discussion centering on the provocation in the wilderness, inspired by Exodus 32.
April 13–19 ❘ Thunder
Poem and discussion centering on the Lord’s appearance to Moses on Mount Sinai, inspired by Exodus 19.
April 6–12 ❘ Escape
Poem and discussion centering on the pharaoh during the time of Israel’s Exodus from Egypt, inspired by Exodus 7:1–5.
March 30–April 4 ❘ Rahab’s Passover
Poem and discussion centering on Rahab who helped hide Israelite spies in Jericho, inspired by Joshua 2:9–13.
March 23–29 ❘ Uraeus
Poem and discussion centering on the pharaoh of Egypt during Israelite Exodus, inspired by Exodus 1:22.
March 16–22 ❘ Type and Shadow
Poem and discussion centering on Joseph of Egypt as a type and shadow of the Savior, inspired by Genesis 37–45.
March 9–15 ❘ Many Colors
Poem and discussion centering on how stories in Genesis prefigure our own longings for redemption, inspired by Genesis 37:3–4.
March 2–8 ❘ Leah at the Edges, Rachel’s Response
Poem and discussion centering on Leah and Rachel’s relationship as sisters and wives of Jacob, inspired by Genesis 29–30.
February 23–March 1 ❘ Lot’s Argument
Poem and discussion centering on being in the world but not of the world, inspired by Genesis 19:1–26.
February 16–22 ❘ Multitudes
Poem and discussion centering on the Abrahamic covenant, inspired by Genesis 15:5.
February 9–15 ❘ Building an Ark
Poem and discussion centering on preparing for the spiritual floods in life, inspired by Genesis 6–7.