Primarily Scripture with Cindy Young

Send us Fan MailIn part two of “The Power of the Pencil,” Cindy Young teaches how annotating scriptures—writing short notes, single words, tags, or questions in the margins—can turn passive reading into active study. She explains tagging story sections at the top of pages to quickly find and review specific scripture stories, and highlights this week’s reading in Exodus 14–18, including the Red Sea crossing and manna. Cindy shares simple annotation ideas such as writing “WOW,” naming unnamed principles like faith or courage, using digital tags for quick annotating, and writing questions beside underlined phrases, using Exodus 14:13 (“stand still”) as an example. She encourages starting small, suggests sticky notes, bookmarks, and wide-margin editions, and points viewers to a free worksheet on her website.Support the showAnd if you've found this helpful, then please Subscribe, Follow, Like, Share, and leave a review. =o)YouTubeDownload Free WorksheetsSign Up for the NewsletterInstagramFacebookDon't forget the parable of the snowball:  listening to someone else talk about the gospel is like having snowballs thrown at you. Reading the scriptures is like making your own snowball. Taking the time to search, ponder, and pray about what you've read is like rolling the snowball around and around so that it grows and grows. So don't just listen to me - please go read for yourself so your knowledge and testimony can grow and grow!!Come Follow Me Old TestamentBeginners Guide to Scripture StudyThe Church of Jesus Christ of Latter Day SaintsThe Book of MormonDoctrine and CovenantsCFM 2026Teens, Youth, Kids, FamilyPrimaryLDSLatter Day SaintYoung WomenYoung MenTempleAaronic PriesthoodScripture StudyStudy Tips

Send us Fan MailCindy Young introduces part one of her “Power of the Pencil” series on Primarily Scripture, explaining that while some people choose not to mark their scriptures, marking can help turn reading into studying by increasing interaction, retention, and recall. She shares childhood experiences with a red pencil, then gives beginner-friendly ways to start: use multiple colored pencils (with or without a strict color-coding system), switch colors to track ideas, and mark selectively by underlining or highlighting key words and phrases rather than whole verses. She also suggests using symbols like hearts, stars, and question marks to note love of God, memorization candidates, and questions to ponder over time, emphasizing that marking methods can change and should prioritize spiritual learning over aesthetics.To see the video with Elder Bednar’s advice for marking scriptures: Gospel Library App > Books and Lessons > Seminary > Old Testament Student Manual > Scripture Study Skills > Annotating Scriptures > 2nd video down, under Marking ScripturesSupport the showAnd if you've found this helpful, then please Subscribe, Follow, Like, Share, and leave a review. =o)YouTubeDownload Free WorksheetsSign Up for the NewsletterInstagramFacebookDon't forget the parable of the snowball:  listening to someone else talk about the gospel is like having snowballs thrown at you. Reading the scriptures is like making your own snowball. Taking the time to search, ponder, and pray about what you've read is like rolling the snowball around and around so that it grows and grows. So don't just listen to me - please go read for yourself so your knowledge and testimony can grow and grow!!Come Follow Me Old TestamentBeginners Guide to Scripture StudyThe Church of Jesus Christ of Latter Day SaintsThe Book of MormonDoctrine and CovenantsCFM 2026Teens, Youth, Kids, FamilyPrimaryLDSLatter Day SaintYoung WomenYoung MenTempleAaronic PriesthoodScripture StudyStudy Tips

Send us Fan MailIn this final part of her Understanding the Scriptures series, Cindy Young explains three types of scripture passages you’ll encounter—informational, stories, and sermons—how to identify them, and how to approach each. Informational sections (like genealogies, land descriptions, and laws) can be list-heavy and difficult, so she suggests skimming or even skipping long informational chapters if you’re not ready for a deep dive. Stories are easiest to follow, so she recommends retelling the events, looking for messages and character choices, noticing sequence, and applying principles to your life. Sermons focus on doctrine, commandments, warnings, and promises from prophets or the Lord, so she advises looking for truths taught, personal application, and what they teach about Jesus Christ. Come back next month to learn all about how using a pencil can enhance your scripture study.Support the showAnd if you've found this helpful, then please Subscribe, Follow, Like, Share, and leave a review. =o)YouTubeDownload Free WorksheetsSign Up for the NewsletterInstagramFacebookDon't forget the parable of the snowball:  listening to someone else talk about the gospel is like having snowballs thrown at you. Reading the scriptures is like making your own snowball. Taking the time to search, ponder, and pray about what you've read is like rolling the snowball around and around so that it grows and grows. So don't just listen to me - please go read for yourself so your knowledge and testimony can grow and grow!!Come Follow Me Old TestamentBeginners Guide to Scripture StudyThe Church of Jesus Christ of Latter Day SaintsThe Book of MormonDoctrine and CovenantsCFM 2026Teens, Youth, Kids, FamilyPrimaryLDSLatter Day SaintYoung WomenYoung MenTempleAaronic PriesthoodScripture StudyStudy Tips

Send us Fan MailIn part 4 of her understanding the scriptures series, Cindy Young explains the power of “replacing” words to improve understanding. She teaches three ways to do this: first, identify antecedents by replacing confusing pronouns with the nouns they refer to; second, replace unfamiliar or old-fashioned terms with modern synonyms, noting that “my lord” can mean “you” respectfully and that “lord” can refer to a person while “Lord” refers to Jehovah or God; and third, insert your own name and life experiences into passages, using Joseph’s words in Genesis 45:4–5 to apply lessons about forgiveness, trials, and seeing God’s hand in difficult situations.Support the showAnd if you've found this helpful, then please Subscribe, Follow, Like, Share, and leave a review. =o)YouTubeDownload Free WorksheetsSign Up for the NewsletterInstagramFacebookDon't forget the parable of the snowball:  listening to someone else talk about the gospel is like having snowballs thrown at you. Reading the scriptures is like making your own snowball. Taking the time to search, ponder, and pray about what you've read is like rolling the snowball around and around so that it grows and grows. So don't just listen to me - please go read for yourself so your knowledge and testimony can grow and grow!!Come Follow Me Old TestamentBeginners Guide to Scripture StudyThe Church of Jesus Christ of Latter Day SaintsThe Book of MormonDoctrine and CovenantsCFM 2026Teens, Youth, Kids, FamilyPrimaryLDSLatter Day SaintYoung WomenYoung MenTempleAaronic PriesthoodScripture StudyStudy Tips

Send us Fan MailCindy Young shares part three of her tips for understanding scripture. She explains that the manual skips some chapters and verses, encouraging beginners to focus on more relevant, doctrine-rich passages and return to harder sections later. She teaches viewers to look for lessons in the stories, using Joseph’s refusal of Potiphar’s wife in Genesis 39 to identify adultery and the need for sexual purity, then to apply the lesson personally. Her final tip emphasizes inviting the Holy Ghost—through prayer, pondering, worthiness, or music—since “interpretations belong to God,” and the Lord being with Joseph models how spiritual help leads to understanding.Support the showAnd if you've found this helpful, then please Subscribe, Follow, Like, Share, and leave a review. =o)YouTubeDownload Free WorksheetsSign Up for the NewsletterInstagramFacebookDon't forget the parable of the snowball:  listening to someone else talk about the gospel is like having snowballs thrown at you. Reading the scriptures is like making your own snowball. Taking the time to search, ponder, and pray about what you've read is like rolling the snowball around and around so that it grows and grows. So don't just listen to me - please go read for yourself so your knowledge and testimony can grow and grow!!Come Follow Me Old TestamentBeginners Guide to Scripture StudyThe Church of Jesus Christ of Latter Day SaintsThe Book of MormonDoctrine and CovenantsCFM 2026Teens, Youth, Kids, FamilyPrimaryLDSLatter Day SaintYoung WomenYoung MenTempleAaronic PriesthoodScripture StudyStudy Tips

Send us Fan MailThis week Cindy Young from Primarily Scripture shares simple study tips for Genesis 24–33, noting the heavy reading load and encouraging viewers to set or adjust goals to stay current if needed. Building on using modern Bible translations for understanding, she emphasizes returning to the King James Version to become comfortable with scriptural language, comparing it to learning a foreign language. She demonstrates breaking verses into phrases and looking up unfamiliar words like “peradventure,” and suggests paraphrasing passages in your own words. Cindy also highlights how Hebrew name meanings in footnotes (such as Reuben and Simeon) add depth, and applies Jacob’s “wrestle” and the name Israel (“let God prevail”) as encouragement to persist through difficult passages for spiritual understanding, line upon line.Support the showAnd if you've found this helpful, then please Subscribe, Follow, Like, Share, and leave a review. =o)YouTubeDownload Free WorksheetsSign Up for the NewsletterInstagramFacebookDon't forget the parable of the snowball:  listening to someone else talk about the gospel is like having snowballs thrown at you. Reading the scriptures is like making your own snowball. Taking the time to search, ponder, and pray about what you've read is like rolling the snowball around and around so that it grows and grows. So don't just listen to me - please go read for yourself so your knowledge and testimony can grow and grow!!Come Follow Me Old TestamentBeginners Guide to Scripture StudyThe Church of Jesus Christ of Latter Day SaintsThe Book of MormonDoctrine and CovenantsCFM 2026Teens, Youth, Kids, FamilyPrimaryLDSLatter Day SaintYoung WomenYoung MenTempleAaronic PriesthoodScripture StudyStudy Tips

Send us Fan Mail2 Must-Have Study Tips for Genesis 18–23 (Find Jesus + Actually Understand the Old Testament)Since this week spans both Feb and March, you’re getting two study tips! We’ll talk about how understanding is absolutely essential, and Cindy shows you how to find Church approved Bible translations that can hep you better understand the difficult language of the Old Testament. Finally, she teaches a method to help you easily find Jesus in Old Testament stories that don’t even mention Him!Support the showAnd if you've found this helpful, then please Subscribe, Follow, Like, Share, and leave a review. =o)YouTubeDownload Free WorksheetsSign Up for the NewsletterInstagramFacebookDon't forget the parable of the snowball:  listening to someone else talk about the gospel is like having snowballs thrown at you. Reading the scriptures is like making your own snowball. Taking the time to search, ponder, and pray about what you've read is like rolling the snowball around and around so that it grows and grows. So don't just listen to me - please go read for yourself so your knowledge and testimony can grow and grow!!Come Follow Me Old TestamentBeginners Guide to Scripture StudyThe Church of Jesus Christ of Latter Day SaintsThe Book of MormonDoctrine and CovenantsCFM 2026Teens, Youth, Kids, FamilyPrimaryLDSLatter Day SaintYoung WomenYoung MenTempleAaronic PriesthoodScripture StudyStudy Tips

Send us Fan MailWe’ve talked all this month about finding Jesus in the scriptures, but this week’s tip is just a little different. Cindy will help you to find the pattern that Abraham used to unlock knowledge and connection with the Lord, and isn’t that what scripture study is all about?! To find that pattern, Cindy helps you look for action words, their objects (yes, a little like in English class!), and to rephrase them so they apply to scripture study. Don’t forget to download the free worksheet, which will help you find this pattern, too. Once you find the pattern, you can identify the secret ingredient that ties it all together, bringing power to Abraham’s life and to your scripture study! Support the showAnd if you've found this helpful, then please Subscribe, Follow, Like, Share, and leave a review. =o)YouTubeDownload Free WorksheetsSign Up for the NewsletterInstagramFacebookDon't forget the parable of the snowball:  listening to someone else talk about the gospel is like having snowballs thrown at you. Reading the scriptures is like making your own snowball. Taking the time to search, ponder, and pray about what you've read is like rolling the snowball around and around so that it grows and grows. So don't just listen to me - please go read for yourself so your knowledge and testimony can grow and grow!!Come Follow Me Old TestamentBeginners Guide to Scripture StudyThe Church of Jesus Christ of Latter Day SaintsThe Book of MormonDoctrine and CovenantsCFM 2026Teens, Youth, Kids, FamilyPrimaryLDSLatter Day SaintYoung WomenYoung MenTempleAaronic PriesthoodScripture StudyStudy Tips

Send us Fan MailAs she continues talking about ways to focus on Jesus as you study the scriptures, Cindy shows you a great way to find Him, even when the verses are talking about something completely different! You may have heard the terms “shadow” or “type” before, but today you’ll actually FIND some in the story of Noah’s Ark. Plus, learn who was actually talking when the Old Testament says that God spoke to His prophets.  Support the showAnd if you've found this helpful, then please Subscribe, Follow, Like, Share, and leave a review. =o)YouTubeDownload Free WorksheetsSign Up for the NewsletterInstagramFacebookDon't forget the parable of the snowball:  listening to someone else talk about the gospel is like having snowballs thrown at you. Reading the scriptures is like making your own snowball. Taking the time to search, ponder, and pray about what you've read is like rolling the snowball around and around so that it grows and grows. So don't just listen to me - please go read for yourself so your knowledge and testimony can grow and grow!!Come Follow Me Old TestamentBeginners Guide to Scripture StudyThe Church of Jesus Christ of Latter Day SaintsThe Book of MormonDoctrine and CovenantsCFM 2026Teens, Youth, Kids, FamilyPrimaryLDSLatter Day SaintYoung WomenYoung MenTempleAaronic PriesthoodScripture StudyStudy Tips

Send us Fan MailBuilding on last week's topic of finding Jesus Christ in scriptures, Cindy shares insights on how to foster a personal relationship with Him through scripture study and prayer. Explore Moses chapter 7 and learn to apply its teachings to your life, recognizing how Jesus Christ supports and blesses you in challenging and prosperous times. Cindy also provides free worksheets on her website to aid your study. Join Cindy to deepen your spiritual journey and strengthen your bond with the Savior.Support the showAnd if you've found this helpful, then please Subscribe, Follow, Like, Share, and leave a review. =o)YouTubeDownload Free WorksheetsSign Up for the NewsletterInstagramFacebookDon't forget the parable of the snowball:  listening to someone else talk about the gospel is like having snowballs thrown at you. Reading the scriptures is like making your own snowball. Taking the time to search, ponder, and pray about what you've read is like rolling the snowball around and around so that it grows and grows. So don't just listen to me - please go read for yourself so your knowledge and testimony can grow and grow!!Come Follow Me Old TestamentBeginners Guide to Scripture StudyThe Church of Jesus Christ of Latter Day SaintsThe Book of MormonDoctrine and CovenantsCFM 2026Teens, Youth, Kids, FamilyPrimaryLDSLatter Day SaintYoung WomenYoung MenTempleAaronic PriesthoodScripture StudyStudy Tips

Send us Fan MailJoin Cindy Young in this episode of Primarily Scripture as she dives into the very heart of scripture study: Finding Jesus. Moving from the basics covered last month, Cindy emphasizes the paramount importance of focusing on Jesus Christ in every aspect of your study. She provides actionable tips on identifying Jesus' words, actions, promises, and names in the scriptures, using specific examples from this week’s Come Follow Me reading in Genesis 5 and Moses 6. Cindy also reminds you of her free study worksheets that cover this study tip and more. They’re available free on her website to support your journey. Tune in to deepen your relationship with Jesus and make your scripture study more meaningful.Support the showAnd if you've found this helpful, then please Subscribe, Follow, Like, Share, and leave a review. =o)YouTubeDownload Free WorksheetsSign Up for the NewsletterInstagramFacebookDon't forget the parable of the snowball:  listening to someone else talk about the gospel is like having snowballs thrown at you. Reading the scriptures is like making your own snowball. Taking the time to search, ponder, and pray about what you've read is like rolling the snowball around and around so that it grows and grows. So don't just listen to me - please go read for yourself so your knowledge and testimony can grow and grow!!Come Follow Me Old TestamentBeginners Guide to Scripture StudyThe Church of Jesus Christ of Latter Day SaintsThe Book of MormonDoctrine and CovenantsCFM 2026Teens, Youth, Kids, FamilyPrimaryLDSLatter Day SaintYoung WomenYoung MenTempleAaronic PriesthoodScripture StudyStudy Tips

Send us Fan MailThis week we are talking about the benefits and drawbacks of using either paper or digital scriptures. Cindy shares results from studies that give strong support for using paper (citations below), but she also shows you features and tools in the Gospel Library app that are powerful and effective ways to enhance your digital scripture study. Whether you are in “camp paper” or “camp digital,” there are important things to consider as you choose how to best go about studying the scriptures effectively.https://alliedrethink.com/print-vs-digital/https://pmc.ncbi.nlm.nih.gov/articles/PMC10194945/https://www.uv.es/uvweb/scientific-culture-innovation-unit-chair-scientific-dissemination/en/recent-news/playful-reading-paper-helps-understanding-more-than-if-it-is-done-digital-media-1285899375231/Novetat.html?id=1286351434950https://aisel.aisnet.org/bled2014/1/https://newsroom.churchofjesuschrist.org/article/resources-to-support-old-testament-study-and-teaching-in-2026Support the showAnd if you've found this helpful, then please Subscribe, Follow, Like, Share, and leave a review. =o)YouTubeDownload Free WorksheetsSign Up for the NewsletterInstagramFacebookDon't forget the parable of the snowball:  listening to someone else talk about the gospel is like having snowballs thrown at you. Reading the scriptures is like making your own snowball. Taking the time to search, ponder, and pray about what you've read is like rolling the snowball around and around so that it grows and grows. So don't just listen to me - please go read for yourself so your knowledge and testimony can grow and grow!!Come Follow Me Old TestamentBeginners Guide to Scripture StudyThe Church of Jesus Christ of Latter Day SaintsThe Book of MormonDoctrine and CovenantsCFM 2026Teens, Youth, Kids, FamilyPrimaryLDSLatter Day SaintYoung WomenYoung MenTempleAaronic PriesthoodScripture StudyStudy Tips

Send us Fan MailIn this episode, Cindy Young helps you to set up your time for studying the scriptures. We talk about how much time to devote to studying each day, when you should study to be most successful, plus 5 questions to help you answer these questions for yourself. Then she talks about tools for success including your own strengths, weaknesses, and motivators, and making it work for you personally.Support the showAnd if you've found this helpful, then please Subscribe, Follow, Like, Share, and leave a review. =o)YouTubeDownload Free WorksheetsSign Up for the NewsletterInstagramFacebookDon't forget the parable of the snowball:  listening to someone else talk about the gospel is like having snowballs thrown at you. Reading the scriptures is like making your own snowball. Taking the time to search, ponder, and pray about what you've read is like rolling the snowball around and around so that it grows and grows. So don't just listen to me - please go read for yourself so your knowledge and testimony can grow and grow!!Come Follow Me Old TestamentBeginners Guide to Scripture StudyThe Church of Jesus Christ of Latter Day SaintsThe Book of MormonDoctrine and CovenantsCFM 2026Teens, Youth, Kids, FamilyPrimaryLDSLatter Day SaintYoung WomenYoung MenTempleAaronic PriesthoodScripture StudyStudy Tips

Send us Fan MailIn this episode, Cindy Young shares valuable insights on how to set realistic goals for your scripture study and stay consistent, even when you miss a day. Learn how to utilize the Come Follow Me manual and the Gospel Library app to track your progress and stay on course. Remember, the amount of time you spend is more important than the number of verses you read. Tune in as Cindy helps you create meaningful connections with the scriptures and strengthen your testimony. Don't forget to visit the website for free worksheets and more resources!Support the showAnd if you've found this helpful, then please Subscribe, Follow, Like, Share, and leave a review. =o)YouTubeDownload Free WorksheetsSign Up for the NewsletterInstagramFacebookDon't forget the parable of the snowball:  listening to someone else talk about the gospel is like having snowballs thrown at you. Reading the scriptures is like making your own snowball. Taking the time to search, ponder, and pray about what you've read is like rolling the snowball around and around so that it grows and grows. So don't just listen to me - please go read for yourself so your knowledge and testimony can grow and grow!!Come Follow Me Old TestamentBeginners Guide to Scripture StudyThe Church of Jesus Christ of Latter Day SaintsThe Book of MormonDoctrine and CovenantsCFM 2026Teens, Youth, Kids, FamilyPrimaryLDSLatter Day SaintYoung WomenYoung MenTempleAaronic PriesthoodScripture StudyStudy Tips

Send us Fan MailWelcome to Primarily Scripture with Cindy Young! In this episode, Cindy shares practical techniques for enhancing your scripture study, tailored for everyone from beginners to seasoned readers. Learn about the importance of the Standard Works, setting academic and spiritual goals, and find out how to make your study meaningful and manageable. Don't forget to visit PrimarilyScripture.com for free worksheets and resources. Join us as we dive deep into the spiritual treasures the scriptures hold. Subscribe, like, share, and leave a review!Support the showAnd if you've found this helpful, then please Subscribe, Follow, Like, Share, and leave a review. =o)YouTubeDownload Free WorksheetsSign Up for the NewsletterInstagramFacebookDon't forget the parable of the snowball:  listening to someone else talk about the gospel is like having snowballs thrown at you. Reading the scriptures is like making your own snowball. Taking the time to search, ponder, and pray about what you've read is like rolling the snowball around and around so that it grows and grows. So don't just listen to me - please go read for yourself so your knowledge and testimony can grow and grow!!Come Follow Me Old TestamentBeginners Guide to Scripture StudyThe Church of Jesus Christ of Latter Day SaintsThe Book of MormonDoctrine and CovenantsCFM 2026Teens, Youth, Kids, FamilyPrimaryLDSLatter Day SaintYoung WomenYoung MenTempleAaronic PriesthoodScripture StudyStudy Tips

Send us Fan MailWe’ve looked for Jesus as we studied before, but can you learn about Him even when the verses aren’t actually talking about Him? Join me this week to discover how to find Jesus in unlikely places, including in the Word of Wisdom.Support the showAnd if you've found this helpful, then please Subscribe, Follow, Like, Share, and leave a review. =o)YouTubeDownload Free WorksheetsSign Up for the NewsletterInstagramFacebookDon't forget the parable of the snowball:  listening to someone else talk about the gospel is like having snowballs thrown at you. Reading the scriptures is like making your own snowball. Taking the time to search, ponder, and pray about what you've read is like rolling the snowball around and around so that it grows and grows. So don't just listen to me - please go read for yourself so your knowledge and testimony can grow and grow!!Come Follow Me Old TestamentBeginners Guide to Scripture StudyThe Church of Jesus Christ of Latter Day SaintsThe Book of MormonDoctrine and CovenantsCFM 2026Teens, Youth, Kids, FamilyPrimaryLDSLatter Day SaintYoung WomenYoung MenTempleAaronic PriesthoodScripture StudyStudy Tips

Send us Fan MailThis one connecting word is FULL of power, IF you know how to use it! Discover the word and which apostles have used it to bring power to their lives in this new episode of Primarily Scripture.Support the showAnd if you've found this helpful, then please Subscribe, Follow, Like, Share, and leave a review. =o)YouTubeDownload Free WorksheetsSign Up for the NewsletterInstagramFacebookDon't forget the parable of the snowball:  listening to someone else talk about the gospel is like having snowballs thrown at you. Reading the scriptures is like making your own snowball. Taking the time to search, ponder, and pray about what you've read is like rolling the snowball around and around so that it grows and grows. So don't just listen to me - please go read for yourself so your knowledge and testimony can grow and grow!!Come Follow Me Old TestamentBeginners Guide to Scripture StudyThe Church of Jesus Christ of Latter Day SaintsThe Book of MormonDoctrine and CovenantsCFM 2026Teens, Youth, Kids, FamilyPrimaryLDSLatter Day SaintYoung WomenYoung MenTempleAaronic PriesthoodScripture StudyStudy Tips

Send us Fan MailHave you ever heard the term “a deep dive” when people talk about studying the gospel? And have you ever wondered how to do it? Well, this week I show you one way that you can deep dive into almost any scripture that stands out to you. Not only are the steps on my free worksheet this week, but we go through it together on the podcast. It’s so exciting to me, because this is where the REAL POWER of scripture study lies - in diving in deep enough to apply it to your own life and draw nearer to the Savior. So grab your scriptures and the free worksheets, and let’s dive in together! –Cindy YoungSupport the showAnd if you've found this helpful, then please Subscribe, Follow, Like, Share, and leave a review. =o)YouTubeDownload Free WorksheetsSign Up for the NewsletterInstagramFacebookDon't forget the parable of the snowball:  listening to someone else talk about the gospel is like having snowballs thrown at you. Reading the scriptures is like making your own snowball. Taking the time to search, ponder, and pray about what you've read is like rolling the snowball around and around so that it grows and grows. So don't just listen to me - please go read for yourself so your knowledge and testimony can grow and grow!!Come Follow Me Old TestamentBeginners Guide to Scripture StudyThe Church of Jesus Christ of Latter Day SaintsThe Book of MormonDoctrine and CovenantsCFM 2026Teens, Youth, Kids, FamilyPrimaryLDSLatter Day SaintYoung WomenYoung MenTempleAaronic PriesthoodScripture StudyStudy Tips

Send us Fan MailJoin Cindy Young as she shares a study tip for decoding which kind of priesthood is being talked about in Doctrine and Covenants 84. But this tip isn't only good for this week's reading - you can use it any time the scriptures are talking about two things at once! Support the showAnd if you've found this helpful, then please Subscribe, Follow, Like, Share, and leave a review. =o)YouTubeDownload Free WorksheetsSign Up for the NewsletterInstagramFacebookDon't forget the parable of the snowball:  listening to someone else talk about the gospel is like having snowballs thrown at you. Reading the scriptures is like making your own snowball. Taking the time to search, ponder, and pray about what you've read is like rolling the snowball around and around so that it grows and grows. So don't just listen to me - please go read for yourself so your knowledge and testimony can grow and grow!!Come Follow Me Old TestamentBeginners Guide to Scripture StudyThe Church of Jesus Christ of Latter Day SaintsThe Book of MormonDoctrine and CovenantsCFM 2026Teens, Youth, Kids, FamilyPrimaryLDSLatter Day SaintYoung WomenYoung MenTempleAaronic PriesthoodScripture StudyStudy Tips

Send us Fan MailOne of the easiest study techniques ever is shared in this episode - all you have to do is spend a little time thinking about each verse you read! Join Cindy and Vienna as they ponder and discuss 3 different verses and find insights about forgiveness, blessings, and something Spiderman might have said.Support the showAnd if you've found this helpful, then please Subscribe, Follow, Like, Share, and leave a review. =o)YouTubeDownload Free WorksheetsSign Up for the NewsletterInstagramFacebookDon't forget the parable of the snowball:  listening to someone else talk about the gospel is like having snowballs thrown at you. Reading the scriptures is like making your own snowball. Taking the time to search, ponder, and pray about what you've read is like rolling the snowball around and around so that it grows and grows. So don't just listen to me - please go read for yourself so your knowledge and testimony can grow and grow!!Come Follow Me Old TestamentBeginners Guide to Scripture StudyThe Church of Jesus Christ of Latter Day SaintsThe Book of MormonDoctrine and CovenantsCFM 2026Teens, Youth, Kids, FamilyPrimaryLDSLatter Day SaintYoung WomenYoung MenTempleAaronic PriesthoodScripture StudyStudy Tips

Send us Fan MailHave you ever wondered how you can be like the 5 wise virgins in Jesus’ parable of the 10 Virgins? Well in this week’s episode we talk about what the difference is between the wise and foolish, and then I share a scripture study tip that will help you to become wise! It really is that simple! So download the free worksheets, and get studying!Support the showAnd if you've found this helpful, then please Subscribe, Follow, Like, Share, and leave a review. =o)YouTubeDownload Free WorksheetsSign Up for the NewsletterInstagramFacebookDon't forget the parable of the snowball:  listening to someone else talk about the gospel is like having snowballs thrown at you. Reading the scriptures is like making your own snowball. Taking the time to search, ponder, and pray about what you've read is like rolling the snowball around and around so that it grows and grows. So don't just listen to me - please go read for yourself so your knowledge and testimony can grow and grow!!Come Follow Me Old TestamentBeginners Guide to Scripture StudyThe Church of Jesus Christ of Latter Day SaintsThe Book of MormonDoctrine and CovenantsCFM 2026Teens, Youth, Kids, FamilyPrimaryLDSLatter Day SaintYoung WomenYoung MenTempleAaronic PriesthoodScripture StudyStudy Tips

Send us Fan MailHi, I'm Cindy Young, and this week Paisley and I look for action words in D&C section 76. We talk about how these action words can give us a blueprint for how to live now, and how to get a stamp of approval from the Holy Ghost. It’s so easy a kid can do it, and you can, too!Support the showAnd if you've found this helpful, then please Subscribe, Follow, Like, Share, and leave a review. =o)YouTubeDownload Free WorksheetsSign Up for the NewsletterInstagramFacebookDon't forget the parable of the snowball:  listening to someone else talk about the gospel is like having snowballs thrown at you. Reading the scriptures is like making your own snowball. Taking the time to search, ponder, and pray about what you've read is like rolling the snowball around and around so that it grows and grows. So don't just listen to me - please go read for yourself so your knowledge and testimony can grow and grow!!Come Follow Me Old TestamentBeginners Guide to Scripture StudyThe Church of Jesus Christ of Latter Day SaintsThe Book of MormonDoctrine and CovenantsCFM 2026Teens, Youth, Kids, FamilyPrimaryLDSLatter Day SaintYoung WomenYoung MenTempleAaronic PriesthoodScripture StudyStudy Tips

Send us Fan MailHi, I'm Cindy Young, and this week I'll show you how using the study tips from past episodes can help you to find patterns in the scriptures. Together we will look at D&C 71:5-6 and find a promise, a list, and action words, and then we will ponder them until we understand the pattern the Lord is teaching us to follow. But we're not done yet! Then we ponder the promised blessing and how the Lord doesn't just want to bless us - he wants to bless us abundantly!Support the showAnd if you've found this helpful, then please Subscribe, Follow, Like, Share, and leave a review. =o)YouTubeDownload Free WorksheetsSign Up for the NewsletterInstagramFacebookDon't forget the parable of the snowball:  listening to someone else talk about the gospel is like having snowballs thrown at you. Reading the scriptures is like making your own snowball. Taking the time to search, ponder, and pray about what you've read is like rolling the snowball around and around so that it grows and grows. So don't just listen to me - please go read for yourself so your knowledge and testimony can grow and grow!!Come Follow Me Old TestamentBeginners Guide to Scripture StudyThe Church of Jesus Christ of Latter Day SaintsThe Book of MormonDoctrine and CovenantsCFM 2026Teens, Youth, Kids, FamilyPrimaryLDSLatter Day SaintYoung WomenYoung MenTempleAaronic PriesthoodScripture StudyStudy Tips

Send us Fan MailJoin Cindy Young on Primarily Scripture as she guides you through an engaging activity from this week's Come Follow Me study worksheet. By connecting verses, Cindy demonstrates how to unleash the power of scripture in your daily life. Get your free worksheet on primarilyscripture.com, and don't forget to subscribe, like, and share!Support the showAnd if you've found this helpful, then please Subscribe, Follow, Like, Share, and leave a review. =o)YouTubeDownload Free WorksheetsSign Up for the NewsletterInstagramFacebookDon't forget the parable of the snowball:  listening to someone else talk about the gospel is like having snowballs thrown at you. Reading the scriptures is like making your own snowball. Taking the time to search, ponder, and pray about what you've read is like rolling the snowball around and around so that it grows and grows. So don't just listen to me - please go read for yourself so your knowledge and testimony can grow and grow!!Come Follow Me Old TestamentBeginners Guide to Scripture StudyThe Church of Jesus Christ of Latter Day SaintsThe Book of MormonDoctrine and CovenantsCFM 2026Teens, Youth, Kids, FamilyPrimaryLDSLatter Day SaintYoung WomenYoung MenTempleAaronic PriesthoodScripture StudyStudy Tips

Send us Fan MailThis week Cindy looks at how the intentions of our heart will impact our scripture study. She looks at D&C 64:9-10 and discusses how to apply the doctrine taught there with real intent. Support the showAnd if you've found this helpful, then please Subscribe, Follow, Like, Share, and leave a review. =o)YouTubeDownload Free WorksheetsSign Up for the NewsletterInstagramFacebookDon't forget the parable of the snowball:  listening to someone else talk about the gospel is like having snowballs thrown at you. Reading the scriptures is like making your own snowball. Taking the time to search, ponder, and pray about what you've read is like rolling the snowball around and around so that it grows and grows. So don't just listen to me - please go read for yourself so your knowledge and testimony can grow and grow!!Come Follow Me Old TestamentBeginners Guide to Scripture StudyThe Church of Jesus Christ of Latter Day SaintsThe Book of MormonDoctrine and CovenantsCFM 2026Teens, Youth, Kids, FamilyPrimaryLDSLatter Day SaintYoung WomenYoung MenTempleAaronic PriesthoodScripture StudyStudy Tips

Send us Fan MailWelcome back to Primarily Scripture with Cindy Young! In this episode, we’re in Doctrine and Covenants sections 60-63, and Cindy shares techniques for enriching your scripture study with two essential tips: looking for sequential order and creating personalized study questions. This episode aims to strengthen your faith and deepen your understanding of the scriptures, helping you to hear the Lord's voice more clearly. Perfect for anyone looking to enhance their gospel study strategies, from kids to adults. Join Cindy each week for insights, inspiration, and practical worksheets to elevate your study sessions. Don't forget to download free worksheets at primarilyscripture.com and subscribe for more inspirational content!Support the showAnd if you've found this helpful, then please Subscribe, Follow, Like, Share, and leave a review. =o)YouTubeDownload Free WorksheetsSign Up for the NewsletterInstagramFacebookDon't forget the parable of the snowball:  listening to someone else talk about the gospel is like having snowballs thrown at you. Reading the scriptures is like making your own snowball. Taking the time to search, ponder, and pray about what you've read is like rolling the snowball around and around so that it grows and grows. So don't just listen to me - please go read for yourself so your knowledge and testimony can grow and grow!!Come Follow Me Old TestamentBeginners Guide to Scripture StudyThe Church of Jesus Christ of Latter Day SaintsThe Book of MormonDoctrine and CovenantsCFM 2026Teens, Youth, Kids, FamilyPrimaryLDSLatter Day SaintYoung WomenYoung MenTempleAaronic PriesthoodScripture StudyStudy Tips

Send us Fan MailIn this episode of Primarily Scripture, Cindy Young dives into Doctrine and Covenants section 43. She discusses the importance of identifying who is being referenced in the scriptures and how this helps in understanding the teachings. Cindy uses examples to highlight the significance of recognizing the appointed prophet and apostles who receive revelations for the Church. She encourages viewers to study, search, and pray about the scriptures to strengthen their testimony and grow closer to the Savior.Support the showAnd if you've found this helpful, then please Subscribe, Follow, Like, Share, and leave a review. =o)YouTubeDownload Free WorksheetsSign Up for the NewsletterInstagramFacebookDon't forget the parable of the snowball:  listening to someone else talk about the gospel is like having snowballs thrown at you. Reading the scriptures is like making your own snowball. Taking the time to search, ponder, and pray about what you've read is like rolling the snowball around and around so that it grows and grows. So don't just listen to me - please go read for yourself so your knowledge and testimony can grow and grow!!Come Follow Me Old TestamentBeginners Guide to Scripture StudyThe Church of Jesus Christ of Latter Day SaintsThe Book of MormonDoctrine and CovenantsCFM 2026Teens, Youth, Kids, FamilyPrimaryLDSLatter Day SaintYoung WomenYoung MenTempleAaronic PriesthoodScripture StudyStudy Tips

Send us Fan MailCindy and 11yo Smith search for patterns and discuss priesthood authority and keys in this week's episode. Read along in D&C 28, mark key words, and compare Moses to modern day leaders. Support the showAnd if you've found this helpful, then please Subscribe, Follow, Like, Share, and leave a review. =o)YouTubeDownload Free WorksheetsSign Up for the NewsletterInstagramFacebookDon't forget the parable of the snowball:  listening to someone else talk about the gospel is like having snowballs thrown at you. Reading the scriptures is like making your own snowball. Taking the time to search, ponder, and pray about what you've read is like rolling the snowball around and around so that it grows and grows. So don't just listen to me - please go read for yourself so your knowledge and testimony can grow and grow!!Come Follow Me Old TestamentBeginners Guide to Scripture StudyThe Church of Jesus Christ of Latter Day SaintsThe Book of MormonDoctrine and CovenantsCFM 2026Teens, Youth, Kids, FamilyPrimaryLDSLatter Day SaintYoung WomenYoung MenTempleAaronic PriesthoodScripture StudyStudy Tips

Send us Fan MailIn this episode of Primarily Scripture, Cindy Young is joined by her friend Atticus, who shares a unique technique of using different colored crayons to highlight specific parts of scripture verses. Together they search Doctrine and Covenants section 23 to find and mark phrases, ponder their meanings, and demonstrate how these techniques can enhance personal scripture study.Support the showAnd if you've found this helpful, then please Subscribe, Follow, Like, Share, and leave a review. =o)YouTubeDownload Free WorksheetsSign Up for the NewsletterInstagramFacebookDon't forget the parable of the snowball:  listening to someone else talk about the gospel is like having snowballs thrown at you. Reading the scriptures is like making your own snowball. Taking the time to search, ponder, and pray about what you've read is like rolling the snowball around and around so that it grows and grows. So don't just listen to me - please go read for yourself so your knowledge and testimony can grow and grow!!Come Follow Me Old TestamentBeginners Guide to Scripture StudyThe Church of Jesus Christ of Latter Day SaintsThe Book of MormonDoctrine and CovenantsCFM 2026Teens, Youth, Kids, FamilyPrimaryLDSLatter Day SaintYoung WomenYoung MenTempleAaronic PriesthoodScripture StudyStudy Tips

Send us Fan MailJoin Cindy Young and her guest Vienna on this episode of 'Primarily Scripture' as they dive into studying Doctrine and Covenants 20-22. Together they search for promises and ponder how they are relevant to us today. Learn how to make your scripture study easier and more impactful with Cindy's free weekly worksheets. Don't miss this engaging and enlightening discussion!Support the showAnd if you've found this helpful, then please Subscribe, Follow, Like, Share, and leave a review. =o)YouTubeDownload Free WorksheetsSign Up for the NewsletterInstagramFacebookDon't forget the parable of the snowball:  listening to someone else talk about the gospel is like having snowballs thrown at you. Reading the scriptures is like making your own snowball. Taking the time to search, ponder, and pray about what you've read is like rolling the snowball around and around so that it grows and grows. So don't just listen to me - please go read for yourself so your knowledge and testimony can grow and grow!!Come Follow Me Old TestamentBeginners Guide to Scripture StudyThe Church of Jesus Christ of Latter Day SaintsThe Book of MormonDoctrine and CovenantsCFM 2026Teens, Youth, Kids, FamilyPrimaryLDSLatter Day SaintYoung WomenYoung MenTempleAaronic PriesthoodScripture StudyStudy Tips

Send us Fan MailJoin Cindy Young and 16-year-old Kyle in an engaging episode of Primarily Scripture as they dive into Doctrine and Covenants Section 19. Learn how asking meaningful questions during scripture study can unlock spiritual insights and deepen your understanding. Discover practical tips and enjoy thoughtful discussions about how to make scripture study more effective and personal. Don't miss the fun and enlightening journey through gospel study with free resources available on primarilyscripture.com!Support the showAnd if you've found this helpful, then please Subscribe, Follow, Like, Share, and leave a review. =o)YouTubeDownload Free WorksheetsSign Up for the NewsletterInstagramFacebookDon't forget the parable of the snowball:  listening to someone else talk about the gospel is like having snowballs thrown at you. Reading the scriptures is like making your own snowball. Taking the time to search, ponder, and pray about what you've read is like rolling the snowball around and around so that it grows and grows. So don't just listen to me - please go read for yourself so your knowledge and testimony can grow and grow!!Come Follow Me Old TestamentBeginners Guide to Scripture StudyThe Church of Jesus Christ of Latter Day SaintsThe Book of MormonDoctrine and CovenantsCFM 2026Teens, Youth, Kids, FamilyPrimaryLDSLatter Day SaintYoung WomenYoung MenTempleAaronic PriesthoodScripture StudyStudy Tips

Send us Fan MailJoin Cindy Young and her guest, 16-year-old Isaac, as they explore profound truths from Doctrine & Covenants section 18. In this episode, they discuss the worth of souls, the importance of repentance, and drawing closer to God. Cindy and Isaac share personal insights and even draw comparisons to characters like Samwise Gamgee from The Lord of the Rings. This episode is perfect for young adults and teens seeking to deepen their understanding of scripture in an engaging and relatable way. Don't miss out – grab your free worksheets from PrimarilyScripture.com and study along with us!Support the showAnd if you've found this helpful, then please Subscribe, Follow, Like, Share, and leave a review. =o)YouTubeDownload Free WorksheetsSign Up for the NewsletterInstagramFacebookDon't forget the parable of the snowball:  listening to someone else talk about the gospel is like having snowballs thrown at you. Reading the scriptures is like making your own snowball. Taking the time to search, ponder, and pray about what you've read is like rolling the snowball around and around so that it grows and grows. So don't just listen to me - please go read for yourself so your knowledge and testimony can grow and grow!!Come Follow Me Old TestamentBeginners Guide to Scripture StudyThe Church of Jesus Christ of Latter Day SaintsThe Book of MormonDoctrine and CovenantsCFM 2026Teens, Youth, Kids, FamilyPrimaryLDSLatter Day SaintYoung WomenYoung MenTempleAaronic PriesthoodScripture StudyStudy Tips

Send us Fan MailJoin Cindy Young on Primarily Scripture as she welcomes her friend Quin to discuss the transformative power of scripture study. In this episode, they explore ways to find excitement and direction in the scriptures, reflecting on their personal journeys and how scripture study has impacted their lives. Cindy and Quin delve into the significance of humility, love, faith, and patience in studying the scriptures, highlighting passages from Doctrine and Covenants 12-17 and the Joseph Smith history. Additionally, they provide practical tools for listeners to ask, ponder, and act on their findings, emphasizing that scripture study is a personal and ongoing process. Don't miss out on their inspiring conversation and insightful tips to enhance your own study routine!Support the showAnd if you've found this helpful, then please Subscribe, Follow, Like, Share, and leave a review. =o)YouTubeDownload Free WorksheetsSign Up for the NewsletterInstagramFacebookDon't forget the parable of the snowball:  listening to someone else talk about the gospel is like having snowballs thrown at you. Reading the scriptures is like making your own snowball. Taking the time to search, ponder, and pray about what you've read is like rolling the snowball around and around so that it grows and grows. So don't just listen to me - please go read for yourself so your knowledge and testimony can grow and grow!!Come Follow Me Old TestamentBeginners Guide to Scripture StudyThe Church of Jesus Christ of Latter Day SaintsThe Book of MormonDoctrine and CovenantsCFM 2026Teens, Youth, Kids, FamilyPrimaryLDSLatter Day SaintYoung WomenYoung MenTempleAaronic PriesthoodScripture StudyStudy Tips

Send us Fan MailJoin Cindy Young on Primarily Scripture as she meets with 15-year-old Emma to demonstrate how easy and rewarding scripture study can be. As they study a few verses in Doctrine and Covenants section 11, learn how slowing down can deepen your understanding and help you apply scriptures to your life. Come along as they study what the Lord wants each of us to do, the importance of gospel study, and what kind of blessings to expect from putting forth a little effort. Don't miss tips, insights, and relatable anecdotes aimed to inspire and empower teens and kids to embrace scripture study!Support the showAnd if you've found this helpful, then please Subscribe, Follow, Like, Share, and leave a review. =o)YouTubeDownload Free WorksheetsSign Up for the NewsletterInstagramFacebookDon't forget the parable of the snowball:  listening to someone else talk about the gospel is like having snowballs thrown at you. Reading the scriptures is like making your own snowball. Taking the time to search, ponder, and pray about what you've read is like rolling the snowball around and around so that it grows and grows. So don't just listen to me - please go read for yourself so your knowledge and testimony can grow and grow!!Come Follow Me Old TestamentBeginners Guide to Scripture StudyThe Church of Jesus Christ of Latter Day SaintsThe Book of MormonDoctrine and CovenantsCFM 2026Teens, Youth, Kids, FamilyPrimaryLDSLatter Day SaintYoung WomenYoung MenTempleAaronic PriesthoodScripture StudyStudy Tips

Send us Fan MailJoin Cindy Young and her special guest Lindsay on this exciting episode of Primarily Scripture! Lindsay shares her insights on studying scriptures and how to receive personal revelation. They discuss asking meaningful questions, the importance of prayer, and feeling the Spirit in your daily life. Whether you're a seasoned scripture reader or just starting out, this episode will give you valuable guidance on connecting with the scriptures and receiving divine answers. Don't miss out on helpful worksheets and advice tailored for teens! Subscribe, like, share, and leave a review!Support the showAnd if you've found this helpful, then please Subscribe, Follow, Like, Share, and leave a review. =o)YouTubeDownload Free WorksheetsSign Up for the NewsletterInstagramFacebookDon't forget the parable of the snowball:  listening to someone else talk about the gospel is like having snowballs thrown at you. Reading the scriptures is like making your own snowball. Taking the time to search, ponder, and pray about what you've read is like rolling the snowball around and around so that it grows and grows. So don't just listen to me - please go read for yourself so your knowledge and testimony can grow and grow!!Come Follow Me Old TestamentBeginners Guide to Scripture StudyThe Church of Jesus Christ of Latter Day SaintsThe Book of MormonDoctrine and CovenantsCFM 2026Teens, Youth, Kids, FamilyPrimaryLDSLatter Day SaintYoung WomenYoung MenTempleAaronic PriesthoodScripture StudyStudy Tips

Send us Fan MailJoin Cindy Young and her special guests, siblings Eden and Sanford, as they dive into Doctrine and Covenants section 4 on this episode of Primarily Scripture. Discover how missionary work compares to farm work, and learn actionable ways to serve God with all your heart, might, mind, and strength. This heartfelt discussion will inspire you to share the light of Christ in your everyday life. Don't miss out on their engaging insights, free downloadable worksheets, and practical tips to deepen your spiritual journey. Plus, Sanford shares something very special he found while studying. Tune in now and get ready to be inspired!Support the showAnd if you've found this helpful, then please Subscribe, Follow, Like, Share, and leave a review. =o)YouTubeDownload Free WorksheetsSign Up for the NewsletterInstagramFacebookDon't forget the parable of the snowball:  listening to someone else talk about the gospel is like having snowballs thrown at you. Reading the scriptures is like making your own snowball. Taking the time to search, ponder, and pray about what you've read is like rolling the snowball around and around so that it grows and grows. So don't just listen to me - please go read for yourself so your knowledge and testimony can grow and grow!!Come Follow Me Old TestamentBeginners Guide to Scripture StudyThe Church of Jesus Christ of Latter Day SaintsThe Book of MormonDoctrine and CovenantsCFM 2026Teens, Youth, Kids, FamilyPrimaryLDSLatter Day SaintYoung WomenYoung MenTempleAaronic PriesthoodScripture StudyStudy Tips

Send us Fan MailJoin Cindy Young and 14-year-old Paisley as they dive into Joseph Smith’s story and discuss his visit from the angel Moroni. Paisley shares how she learns lessons from the scriptures that apply to her passion for dance and everyday life. Get inspired to study scriptures in a way that builds your own personal testimony!Support the showAnd if you've found this helpful, then please Subscribe, Follow, Like, Share, and leave a review. =o)YouTubeDownload Free WorksheetsSign Up for the NewsletterInstagramFacebookDon't forget the parable of the snowball:  listening to someone else talk about the gospel is like having snowballs thrown at you. Reading the scriptures is like making your own snowball. Taking the time to search, ponder, and pray about what you've read is like rolling the snowball around and around so that it grows and grows. So don't just listen to me - please go read for yourself so your knowledge and testimony can grow and grow!!Come Follow Me Old TestamentBeginners Guide to Scripture StudyThe Church of Jesus Christ of Latter Day SaintsThe Book of MormonDoctrine and CovenantsCFM 2026Teens, Youth, Kids, FamilyPrimaryLDSLatter Day SaintYoung WomenYoung MenTempleAaronic PriesthoodScripture StudyStudy Tips

Send us Fan MailJoin Cindy Young and 10-year-old Anna as they delve into the First Vision of Joseph Smith. They discuss the challenges Joseph faced and how he overcame them, share their favorite parts of the story, and ponder the importance of seeking personal spiritual guidance. Anna's insights are sure to inspire fellow young listeners!Support the showAnd if you've found this helpful, then please Subscribe, Follow, Like, Share, and leave a review. =o)YouTubeDownload Free WorksheetsSign Up for the NewsletterInstagramFacebookDon't forget the parable of the snowball:  listening to someone else talk about the gospel is like having snowballs thrown at you. Reading the scriptures is like making your own snowball. Taking the time to search, ponder, and pray about what you've read is like rolling the snowball around and around so that it grows and grows. So don't just listen to me - please go read for yourself so your knowledge and testimony can grow and grow!!Come Follow Me Old TestamentBeginners Guide to Scripture StudyThe Church of Jesus Christ of Latter Day SaintsThe Book of MormonDoctrine and CovenantsCFM 2026Teens, Youth, Kids, FamilyPrimaryLDSLatter Day SaintYoung WomenYoung MenTempleAaronic PriesthoodScripture StudyStudy Tips

Send us Fan MailIn this week's episode of Primarily Scripture, Cindy focuses on applying the teachings of Doctrine and Covenants Section 1 to your life, from understanding the word 'hearken' to recognizing that God's promises never fail. Engage in interactive prompts and discover how to make the scriptures speak directly to you!00:00 Week 02 The Word is Mightier With a Pen00:31 Preview the Worksheets02:43 Hearken06:01 All Fulfilled06:50 It is the SameSupport the showAnd if you've found this helpful, then please Subscribe, Follow, Like, Share, and leave a review. =o)YouTubeDownload Free WorksheetsSign Up for the NewsletterInstagramFacebookDon't forget the parable of the snowball:  listening to someone else talk about the gospel is like having snowballs thrown at you. Reading the scriptures is like making your own snowball. Taking the time to search, ponder, and pray about what you've read is like rolling the snowball around and around so that it grows and grows. So don't just listen to me - please go read for yourself so your knowledge and testimony can grow and grow!!Come Follow Me Old TestamentBeginners Guide to Scripture StudyThe Church of Jesus Christ of Latter Day SaintsThe Book of MormonDoctrine and CovenantsCFM 2026Teens, Youth, Kids, FamilyPrimaryLDSLatter Day SaintYoung WomenYoung MenTempleAaronic PriesthoodScripture StudyStudy Tips

Send us Fan MailWelcome to 2025 and a new season of Primarily Scripture! This week Cindy and Vienna study "The Restoration of the Fulness of the Gospel of Jesus Christ" proclamation. They search for promises, talk about what the Restoration is, discuss why we study, and explore the concept of the heavens being open. Download free worksheets on the website and follow along!Get free worksheets here:https://primarilyscripture.com/resourcesPrimarily Scripture is designed to help you learn easy study strategies to maximize your time in the scriptures. It's for big kids who are ready for the next step, for teens who need a place to start, and for adults who want a simplified approach. It's for anyone who struggles to understand scriptural language, and anyone who wonders how to find hidden (and not-so-hidden) lessons in the scriptures. Learn to use these simple tips and tricks a few at a time, and eventually you'll be doing them automatically! We're following the Come Follow Me curriculum this year, studying The Doctrine and Covenants. Join us! It's so easy, kids can do it!Sign up for the newsletter here:https://primarilyscripture.com/newsletterFollow on social media:https://www.instagram.com/primarilyscripture/https://www.facebook.com/primarilyscripture/Come Follow Me for KidsBeginners Guide to Scripture StudyThe Church of Jesus Christ of Latter Day SaintsDoctrine and CovenantsThe Book of MormonCFM 2025Teens, Youth, Kids, FamilyPrimaryLDSLatter Day SaintYoung WomenYoung MenTempleAaronic PriesthoodScripture Study00:00 Intro01:16 Search for Promises04:28 What is the Restoration?05:39 Why do we study?06:54 The Heavens are Open09:30 BloopersSupport the showAnd if you've found this helpful, then please Subscribe, Follow, Like, Share, and leave a review. =o)YouTubeDownload Free WorksheetsSign Up for the NewsletterInstagramFacebookDon't forget the parable of the snowball:  listening to someone else talk about the gospel is like having snowballs thrown at you. Reading the scriptures is like making your own snowball. Taking the time to search, ponder, and pray about what you've read is like rolling the snowball around and around so that it grows and grows. So don't just listen to me - please go read for yourself so your knowledge and testimony can grow and grow!!Come Follow Me Old TestamentBeginners Guide to Scripture StudyThe Church of Jesus Christ of Latter Day SaintsThe Book of MormonDoctrine and CovenantsCFM 2026Teens, Youth, Kids, FamilyPrimaryLDSLatter Day SaintYoung WomenYoung MenTempleAaronic PriesthoodScripture StudyStudy Tips

Send us Fan MailWe all will have epic journeys with highs and lows, but how do we get through with our faith intact? Join Cindy this week as she shows you the power of the middle of the story, using Ether chapter 6 as a backdrop.Support the showAnd if you've found this helpful, then please Subscribe, Follow, Like, Share, and leave a review. =o)YouTubeDownload Free WorksheetsSign Up for the NewsletterInstagramFacebookDon't forget the parable of the snowball:  listening to someone else talk about the gospel is like having snowballs thrown at you. Reading the scriptures is like making your own snowball. Taking the time to search, ponder, and pray about what you've read is like rolling the snowball around and around so that it grows and grows. So don't just listen to me - please go read for yourself so your knowledge and testimony can grow and grow!!Come Follow Me Old TestamentBeginners Guide to Scripture StudyThe Church of Jesus Christ of Latter Day SaintsThe Book of MormonDoctrine and CovenantsCFM 2026Teens, Youth, Kids, FamilyPrimaryLDSLatter Day SaintYoung WomenYoung MenTempleAaronic PriesthoodScripture StudyStudy Tips

Send us Fan MailWe often talk about finding answers in the scriptures, but did you know that you can look for questions, too? Listen as Cindy shows you how, and gives you a tip for how to go from reading your scriptures, to changing your life. Support the showAnd if you've found this helpful, then please Subscribe, Follow, Like, Share, and leave a review. =o)YouTubeDownload Free WorksheetsSign Up for the NewsletterInstagramFacebookDon't forget the parable of the snowball:  listening to someone else talk about the gospel is like having snowballs thrown at you. Reading the scriptures is like making your own snowball. Taking the time to search, ponder, and pray about what you've read is like rolling the snowball around and around so that it grows and grows. So don't just listen to me - please go read for yourself so your knowledge and testimony can grow and grow!!Come Follow Me Old TestamentBeginners Guide to Scripture StudyThe Church of Jesus Christ of Latter Day SaintsThe Book of MormonDoctrine and CovenantsCFM 2026Teens, Youth, Kids, FamilyPrimaryLDSLatter Day SaintYoung WomenYoung MenTempleAaronic PriesthoodScripture StudyStudy Tips

Send us Fan MailAfter a few weeks of rest following a surgery, host Cindy Young is back for another episode with her guest Vienna. They talk about the meaning of the word GOSPEL, and read what Jesus told the Nephites his gospel is. Then they spend some time pondering spiritual meanings of everyday phrases in the scriptures, and finding the lessons they teach. Stay tuned at the end for some fun bloopers!Support the showAnd if you've found this helpful, then please Subscribe, Follow, Like, Share, and leave a review. =o)YouTubeDownload Free WorksheetsSign Up for the NewsletterInstagramFacebookDon't forget the parable of the snowball:  listening to someone else talk about the gospel is like having snowballs thrown at you. Reading the scriptures is like making your own snowball. Taking the time to search, ponder, and pray about what you've read is like rolling the snowball around and around so that it grows and grows. So don't just listen to me - please go read for yourself so your knowledge and testimony can grow and grow!!Come Follow Me Old TestamentBeginners Guide to Scripture StudyThe Church of Jesus Christ of Latter Day SaintsThe Book of MormonDoctrine and CovenantsCFM 2026Teens, Youth, Kids, FamilyPrimaryLDSLatter Day SaintYoung WomenYoung MenTempleAaronic PriesthoodScripture StudyStudy Tips

Send us Fan MailAfter a little break, Cindy is back, and this week she's talking about two weeks worth of study materials. First she talks about the pride cycle - go to the free worksheets to see the study activity and learn more. Next, Cindy shows you how to find yourself in the scriptures by searching for phrases, taking time to ponder how they apply, and praying about it as you ponder. This is one way you can receive  inspiration and revelation meant just for you!Support the showAnd if you've found this helpful, then please Subscribe, Follow, Like, Share, and leave a review. =o)YouTubeDownload Free WorksheetsSign Up for the NewsletterInstagramFacebookDon't forget the parable of the snowball:  listening to someone else talk about the gospel is like having snowballs thrown at you. Reading the scriptures is like making your own snowball. Taking the time to search, ponder, and pray about what you've read is like rolling the snowball around and around so that it grows and grows. So don't just listen to me - please go read for yourself so your knowledge and testimony can grow and grow!!Come Follow Me Old TestamentBeginners Guide to Scripture StudyThe Church of Jesus Christ of Latter Day SaintsThe Book of MormonDoctrine and CovenantsCFM 2026Teens, Youth, Kids, FamilyPrimaryLDSLatter Day SaintYoung WomenYoung MenTempleAaronic PriesthoodScripture StudyStudy Tips

Send us Fan MailQuorra joins Cindy this week to talk about the 2000 stripling warriors led by Helaman. They search for feelings, and have to use their imagination to find some of them. They mark their scriptures in different ways. Then they ponder the difference between faith and knowledge, and Cindy shares a story of a time when she was in a dangerous situation. Don't miss the fun bloopers at the end!Support the showAnd if you've found this helpful, then please Subscribe, Follow, Like, Share, and leave a review. =o)YouTubeDownload Free WorksheetsSign Up for the NewsletterInstagramFacebookDon't forget the parable of the snowball:  listening to someone else talk about the gospel is like having snowballs thrown at you. Reading the scriptures is like making your own snowball. Taking the time to search, ponder, and pray about what you've read is like rolling the snowball around and around so that it grows and grows. So don't just listen to me - please go read for yourself so your knowledge and testimony can grow and grow!!Come Follow Me Old TestamentBeginners Guide to Scripture StudyThe Church of Jesus Christ of Latter Day SaintsThe Book of MormonDoctrine and CovenantsCFM 2026Teens, Youth, Kids, FamilyPrimaryLDSLatter Day SaintYoung WomenYoung MenTempleAaronic PriesthoodScripture StudyStudy Tips

Send us Fan MailFelicity is back, but this time she's a special guest host! Emily joins her, and together they study Alma 46 and take a closer look at what specific things Moroni and the Nephites did, and how those things can apply to us. (Cindy will be back soon - she's resting after a medical procedure.)Support the showAnd if you've found this helpful, then please Subscribe, Follow, Like, Share, and leave a review. =o)YouTubeDownload Free WorksheetsSign Up for the NewsletterInstagramFacebookDon't forget the parable of the snowball:  listening to someone else talk about the gospel is like having snowballs thrown at you. Reading the scriptures is like making your own snowball. Taking the time to search, ponder, and pray about what you've read is like rolling the snowball around and around so that it grows and grows. So don't just listen to me - please go read for yourself so your knowledge and testimony can grow and grow!!Come Follow Me Old TestamentBeginners Guide to Scripture StudyThe Church of Jesus Christ of Latter Day SaintsThe Book of MormonDoctrine and CovenantsCFM 2026Teens, Youth, Kids, FamilyPrimaryLDSLatter Day SaintYoung WomenYoung MenTempleAaronic PriesthoodScripture StudyStudy Tips

Send us Fan MailThis week Vienna and I talk about what Alma said to Corianton about the power of example, the need to repent, and having hope in Christ.Support the showAnd if you've found this helpful, then please Subscribe, Follow, Like, Share, and leave a review. =o)YouTubeDownload Free WorksheetsSign Up for the NewsletterInstagramFacebookDon't forget the parable of the snowball:  listening to someone else talk about the gospel is like having snowballs thrown at you. Reading the scriptures is like making your own snowball. Taking the time to search, ponder, and pray about what you've read is like rolling the snowball around and around so that it grows and grows. So don't just listen to me - please go read for yourself so your knowledge and testimony can grow and grow!!Come Follow Me Old TestamentBeginners Guide to Scripture StudyThe Church of Jesus Christ of Latter Day SaintsThe Book of MormonDoctrine and CovenantsCFM 2026Teens, Youth, Kids, FamilyPrimaryLDSLatter Day SaintYoung WomenYoung MenTempleAaronic PriesthoodScripture StudyStudy Tips

Send us Fan MailThis week Felicity is back, and we discuss different things to SEARCH for and PONDER when studying the scriptures. Join us as we look at Alma 37:6 and find 2 very important things. Can you find them, and can you find anything else?Support the showAnd if you've found this helpful, then please Subscribe, Follow, Like, Share, and leave a review. =o)YouTubeDownload Free WorksheetsSign Up for the NewsletterInstagramFacebookDon't forget the parable of the snowball:  listening to someone else talk about the gospel is like having snowballs thrown at you. Reading the scriptures is like making your own snowball. Taking the time to search, ponder, and pray about what you've read is like rolling the snowball around and around so that it grows and grows. So don't just listen to me - please go read for yourself so your knowledge and testimony can grow and grow!!Come Follow Me Old TestamentBeginners Guide to Scripture StudyThe Church of Jesus Christ of Latter Day SaintsThe Book of MormonDoctrine and CovenantsCFM 2026Teens, Youth, Kids, FamilyPrimaryLDSLatter Day SaintYoung WomenYoung MenTempleAaronic PriesthoodScripture StudyStudy Tips

Send us Fan MailThis week I'm joined by 11yo Randall and we discuss Alma 34. We look for different ways to pray, mark and write in our scriptures, and talk about receiving revelation as you study. Plus, Randall tells us about an anolgy he came up with after studying Alma 34:32. Grab your scriptures and study along!Support the showAnd if you've found this helpful, then please Subscribe, Follow, Like, Share, and leave a review. =o)YouTubeDownload Free WorksheetsSign Up for the NewsletterInstagramFacebookDon't forget the parable of the snowball:  listening to someone else talk about the gospel is like having snowballs thrown at you. Reading the scriptures is like making your own snowball. Taking the time to search, ponder, and pray about what you've read is like rolling the snowball around and around so that it grows and grows. So don't just listen to me - please go read for yourself so your knowledge and testimony can grow and grow!!Come Follow Me Old TestamentBeginners Guide to Scripture StudyThe Church of Jesus Christ of Latter Day SaintsThe Book of MormonDoctrine and CovenantsCFM 2026Teens, Youth, Kids, FamilyPrimaryLDSLatter Day SaintYoung WomenYoung MenTempleAaronic PriesthoodScripture StudyStudy Tips

Send us Fan MailJust as cheetahs are always hunting, Satan is always trying to get YOU! Plus, did you know that there's false doctrine in The Book of Mormon?! It's true! But it's there for a good reason - so that we can learn to identify the false doctrines that Satan is planting in the hearts of people all over the world. The trick is being able to recognize it! Come with Anna and me as we take a closer look at some of these false teachings, and find the real truth! We also talk about the protection that comes from staying close to the Spirit, and Anna shares one of her tried and true study tips! Support the showAnd if you've found this helpful, then please Subscribe, Follow, Like, Share, and leave a review. =o)YouTubeDownload Free WorksheetsSign Up for the NewsletterInstagramFacebookDon't forget the parable of the snowball:  listening to someone else talk about the gospel is like having snowballs thrown at you. Reading the scriptures is like making your own snowball. Taking the time to search, ponder, and pray about what you've read is like rolling the snowball around and around so that it grows and grows. So don't just listen to me - please go read for yourself so your knowledge and testimony can grow and grow!!Come Follow Me Old TestamentBeginners Guide to Scripture StudyThe Church of Jesus Christ of Latter Day SaintsThe Book of MormonDoctrine and CovenantsCFM 2026Teens, Youth, Kids, FamilyPrimaryLDSLatter Day SaintYoung WomenYoung MenTempleAaronic PriesthoodScripture StudyStudy Tips