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EPISODE · Oct 2, 2025 · 37 MIN

Ep. 366: Doctrine & Covenants 108 - 109:1-13 From Deacons to the Temple: The Lord's Divine Order

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Summary In this study session, Jeffery concludes Doctrine and Covenants 107, moves into 108, and begins 109, reflecting on the organization, duties, and divine order of the priesthood in the Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-day Saints. He explores how the Lord established a structure where even young men and women are given meaningful leadership opportunities in quorums and classes, preparing them both spiritually and practically for future responsibilities. He notes the inspired changes that aligned church governance with the original order revealed to Joseph Smith. In section 108, the revelation to Lyman Sherman underscores the importance of seeking revelation, keeping covenants, and living worthy of blessings. Jeffery ties this to the baptismal covenant in Mosiah 18, highlighting how blessings flow from obedience and covenant faithfulness. As he begins section 109, the dedicatory prayer of the Kirtland Temple, Jeffery reflects on temple dedications he has attended and emphasizes the holiness of the Lord's house. He draws parallels between the temple and the home—both meant to be sanctuaries of prayer, learning, and order where the presence of the Lord can be felt. Chapter Headings Finishing Section 107 The duties of deacons, teachers, priests, elders, and high priests, and how the 70s were originally organized to be traveling ministers. Practical Training Through Leadership How young men and women in the church are given leadership responsibilities and opportunities for public speaking that prepare them spiritually and practically. Revelation to Lyman Sherman (Section 108) Forgiveness, keeping vows, and the blessings that flow from observing covenants. The importance of accepting rather than resisting the voice of the Lord. Blessings and Covenants A deep dive into Mosiah 18's baptismal promises and blessings, connecting them to ministering and standing as a witness of Christ. Moving into Section 109: The Kirtland Temple Dedication Reflections on dedicatory prayers, Jeffery's experiences at temple dedications, and the power of building sacred houses for the Lord. Temple and Home: Houses of the Lord How the temple and the home both stand as holy sanctuaries, organized for prayer, fasting, learning, and the presence of God. Conclusion The Lord's revealed order—from the organization of priesthood quorums to the dedicatory prayer of the Kirtland Temple—shows His desire to bless us through covenants, responsibilities, and sacred spaces. Whether it is a deacon learning to preside, a family building a Christ-centered home, or a disciple entering the temple, the Lord offers opportunities for growth and manifestations of His Spirit. Just as spiritual growth comes through consistent covenant keeping, your personal growth in life, health, and spirituality comes through consistency in action. That's exactly what the MyStreaks app is designed to help you do. Track your streaks, stay intentional, and experience the power of consistency in your own discipleship and daily life. Download MyStreaks – Streak Tracker today and keep streaking the scriptures.

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