Doctrine & Covenants 46-48 Part 2 • Prof. Danny Ricks • May 12-18 • Come Follow Me
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Professor Danny Ricks continues to discuss spiritual gifts, record keeping, and warns against criticism.
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TIMECODE
00:00 - Part 2 - Professor Danny Ricks
00:47 The gift of tongues and interpretation of tongues
05:06 The value of a mentor
07:47 The gift of discernment of spirits
09:08 When to correct others
12:24 The builder poem
14:28 The art of giving and taking criticism
15:15 Grandpa wisdom
18:20 A list of spiritual gifts
23:33 Why we need the gift of ministering
25:35 Seeking after spiritual gifts
27:52 D&C 47 - The lessons of Church History
30:41 Judgment, justification, and journaling
34:11 A plug for Family History work
36:02 The Get Involved app
41:08 D&C 48:3 - God encourages action
45:15 The myth of soulmates
47:38 Testimony from a farm boy
53:59 End of Part 2 - Professor Danny Ricks
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