Preview [Come Follow Me] Week 29: Hezekiah's Night of Peace | 2 hr

Members receive the full library of Deseret Devotional sleep stories, guided meditations, scripture readings, and Sacred Place Meditations, new episodes twice a week, ad-free.Join at https://deseret-devotional.captivate.fm/support, or tap the subscribe link in your podcast app.Tonight we walk the walls of ancient Jerusalem on a quiet evening, warm limestone underfoot, oil lamps glowing in the windows below, and the temple lamps burning gold on the high ground, as we rest inside the story of King Hezekiah and the most frightening letter of his life.This is a peaceful, unhurried sleep story for Latter-day Saints, drawn from this week's Come Follow Me reading (2 Kings 16–25, July 13–19). No battle dwelt on. Just a king who carried his fear up to the house of the Lord, spread it out before Him, and heard three words back: I have heard. We end on the wall at midnight, the city sleeping, the watch in higher hands.Scripture woven throughout: 2 Kings 18:5, 18:36, 19:6, 19:14–16, and 19:32–34.For best rest: play at low volume. Let yourself drift. The Lord is near.About Deseret Devotional: Peaceful sleep stories, scripture meditations, and devotional readings for Latter-day Saints. New episodes weekly. Free episodes available to all listeners; premium subscribers receive the full library, ad-free, with weekly exclusives.Come Follow Me, Old Testament, Hezekiah, 2 Kings, Isaiah, LDS sleep story, Bible sleep story, fall asleep, LDS meditation, scripture story, bedtime story for adults, peaceful LDS, Latter-day Saints, Come Follow Me 2026