Scripture Gems provides additional insights to members of The Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-Day Saints as they study Come, Follow Me for Individuals and Families.
The Scripture Gems podcast is an exceptional resource for anyone seeking a solid, doctrinal commentary on the scriptures. From the very beginning, I was impressed by the Fullmer brothers' ability to provide insightful and thought-provoking insights into the readings. They do an excellent job of incorporating quotes from prophets, apostles, and scholars that may not be as well-known, adding depth and richness to their discussions. Unlike some other podcasts, they refrain from going off on long tangents about their personal lives, staying focused on the scriptures, which I appreciate.
One of the best aspects of this podcast is the level of preparation and dedication that the Fullmer brothers bring to each episode. It is evident that they have put in a significant amount of time and effort into studying and researching before recording. Their knowledge and understanding shine through in their teachings, providing listeners with a comprehensive understanding of the scriptures. I particularly enjoy how they connect different aspects of the scriptures in new and meaningful ways, helping me see familiar passages in a fresh light. Furthermore, I love that they calculate how long it will take to read each day's assigned reading, down to the minutes. This level of detail makes it easier for me to plan my study time effectively.
While there are many positive aspects of The Scripture Gems podcast, there are no glaring negatives that come to mind. Some listeners may prefer a longer or shorter format depending on their personal preferences or available time. However, I find that the length is just right for me personally. Additionally, while some individuals may enjoy hearing more about the hosts' personal lives or experiences with scripture study, I appreciate that they stay focused on providing doctrinal commentary without delving too deeply into their own stories.
In conclusion, The Scripture Gems podcast has had a profound impact on my scripture study experience. The Fullmer brothers' insights and teachings have helped me approach the scriptures with greater devotion and diligence than ever before. Their well-researched episodes and the inclusion of lesser-known quotes and perspectives have enriched my understanding of the scriptures. I am grateful for their weekly insights and eagerly anticipate each new episode. My testimony has grown as a result of their teachings, and I am deeply appreciative of the time and effort they put into creating this valuable resource.
Jay and Jon discuss Nephi's presentation of the doctrine of Christ
Jay and Jon discuss Nephi's last words of prophecy and admonition
Jay and Jon finish their discussion of the Isaiah chapters and include Nephi's commentary
Jay and Jon start their discussion of the Isaiah chapters
Jay and Jon discuss Jacob's sermon in 2 Nephi with some introductions to Isaiah.
Jay and Jon talk about Lehi's words to Joseph (including prophecies of Joseph Smith), the use of white and black in the scriptures, Nephi's separation from the Lamanites, and more
Jay and Jon talk about Lehi's dying words to his children, including prophecies of the Messiah and the coming of a prophet named Joseph
Jay and Jon discuss Lehi and his family's travel to the Promised Land.
Jay and Jon discuss Nephi's vision, and interpretation of Lehi's vision. This episode includes a special narration of 1 Nephi 11.
Jay and Jon talk about the importance of the Small Plates of Nephi, the journey back to Jerusalem to pick up Ishmael and his family, Lehi's Vision of the Tree, and more
Jay and Jon talk about Lehi and his family's journey into the wilderness, retrieving the plates of brass, the family's spiritual journey, and more
Jay and Jon discuss the Title Page of The Book of Mormon, the Three and Eight Witnesses, the Testimony of the Prophet Joseph Smith, and more
Jay and Jon finish their discussion of the Apocalypse of St. John, including teachings about the Millennium, the New Jerusalem, and more
Jay and Jon discuss the Revelation of John further, including teachings about the Four Horsemen, the Two Witnesses, other prophecies concerning the Last Days, and more
Jay and Jon talk about the Revelation (Apocalypse) of John, including a discussion on interpreting symbols, the Lord's counsel to the seven churches, the book with seven seals, and more
Jay and Jon discuss the general epistles of John and Jude, including teachings about the physical reality of Christ's mortality, death and resurrection, the importance of loving each other, the importance of earnestly contending for the faith, and more
Jay and Jon talk about the general epistles of Peter, including teachings about rejoicing in affliction, Christ's mission to the Spirit World, having one's calling and election made sure, and more
Jay and Jon talk about the general epistle of James, including teachings about the importance of asking God for wisdom, that faith without works is dead, anointing the sick with oil, and more
Jay and Jon finish talking about Paul's letter to the Jewish Saints, including teachings about the priesthood, the symbolism of the Mosaic law, the importance of faith, and more
Jay and Jon talk about the first part of Paul's letter to the Jewish Saints, including teachings about the nature of Jesus, His role in our worship, the importance of authority, and more
Jay and Jon talk about Paul's letters to Timothy, Titus and Philemon, including teachings about the Last Days, requirements of a Bishop, forgiveness, and more
Jay and Jon talk about Paul's letters to the saints in Thessalonica, including teachings about being a living example of the Gospel of Jesus Christ, prophecies of the Great Apostasy, the Second Coming of Jesus Christ, and more
Jay and Jon talk about Paul's epistle to the saints in Philippi and Paul's epistle to the saints in Colossae; look for teachings about the Admonition of Paul, seasoning our speech with salt, awesome Greek names, and more
Jay and Jon talk about Paul's letter to the saints in Ephesus, including teachings about foreordination, unity in the Church, the armor of God, and more
Jay and Jon talk about Paul's epistle to the saints in Galatia, including teachings about how man is not justified by works alone, the fruits of walking in the spirit, the law of the harvest, and more
Jay and Jon talk about giving, gratitude, ancient emojis, and more
Jay and Jon talk about the first half of Paul's next letter to the saints in Corinth, the pleadings of our modern prophet, and more
Jay and Jon finish their discussion of 1 Corinthians by discussing baptism for the dead, resurrection, Anathema Maranatha, and more
Jay and Jon talk about faith, hope and charity, as Paul's letter to the saints at Corinth continues
Jay and Jon talk about Paul's _second_ letter to the Saints in Corinth, how the natural man cannot know the things of God, and more
Jay and Jon discuss Paul's teachings about what it means to suffer with Christ, to overcome evil with good, a possible missionary trip to Spain, and more
Jay and Jon discuss the first six chapters of Paul's epistle to the Roman saints; it's Paul's longest epistle and, as some have called it, a manifesto for receiving the atonement of Christ
Jay and Jon talk about the testimony of Paul before Felix, Festus, and King Agrippa; his hardships and triumphs; and more.
Jay and Jon talk about Paul's second missionary journey, the entrance of Luke into the story, Paul's sermon on Mars' Hill, and more.
Jay and Jon talk about preaching the Gospel to the Gentiles, Peter's miraculous (and somewhat humorous) escape from prison, the Jerusalem Council, and more
Jay and Jon talk about the stoning of Stephen, the missionary efforts of Philip, the subtle introduction of Saul (Paul), and more
Jay and Jon talk about the earliest days of the Christian faith, the Day of Pentacost and the outpouring of the Holy Ghost, the miracles performed by the Apostles in the name of Jesus, and more
Jay and Jon talk about the greatest triumph of human history: the resurrection and ascension of Jesus Christ
Jay and Jon talk about the crucifixion of Jesus, the suicide of Judas, the Seven Statements the Savior gave while on the cross, and more
Jay and Jon talk about the Atonement, Jesus' suffering in the Garden of Gethsemane, Peter's denial of Jesus, and more
Jay and Jon discuss how Jesus is the vine and we are the branches, Jesus' teachings about the Holy Ghost, His great Intercessory Prayer, and more
Jay and John talk about the Last Supper, Jesus washing the feet of his disciples, a new commandment, and more
Jay and Jon talk about the widow's mite, the Olivet Discourse, the Parable of the Ten Virgins, and more
Jay and Jon talk about Zacchaeus, the triumphal entry of Jesus into Jerusalem, the denouncing of the Pharisees and Sadducees for hypocrisy, and more
Jay and Jon discuss Jesus' teachings on divorce, children, and wealth. We also meet a persistent disciple named Bartimaeus.
Jay and Jon discuss many parables of Jesus, including the lost sheep, the lost coin, and the prodigal son; also the raising of Lazarus and more
Jay and Jon talk about the story of the woman caught in adultery, the miraculous healing of the man born blind, Jesus' teaching that He is the Light of the World, the Living Water, the Good Shepherd, and more
Jay and Jon talk about forgiveness, the parable of the unmerciful servant, the parable of the Good Samaritan, and more
Jay and Jon talk about the healing of a Gentile woman's daughter, the testimony of Peter, the Mount of Transfiguration, and more
Jay and Jon talk about the healing at the Pool of Bethesda, the martyrdom of John the Baptist, the feeding of the 5,000, and more
Jay and Jon talk about the women supporting Jesus' ministry and about several parables, including the Parable of the Sower, the Mustard Seed, the Fig Tree and more
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