Come, Follow Me—For Home and Church: Old Testament 2026
The Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-day Saints
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Come, Follow Me is a resource designed for anyone who wants to study the scriptures individually, with family, or in Church classes. It helps beginners start regular scripture study and helps those with existing habits find more meaningful experiences. This podcast presents the audio version of the Come, Follow Me manual for the Old Testament in 2026.
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God’s Intent Is to Bring You Home 04.10.2026 11dkBy Elder Patrick KearonOf the Quorum of the Twelve ApostlesEverything about the Father’s plan for His beloved children is designed to bring everyone home. -
He Will Place You on His Shoulders and Carry You Home 04.10.2026 18dkBy President Dieter F. UchtdorfSecond Counselor in the First PresidencyJust as the Good Shepherd finds His lost sheep, if you will only lift up your heart to the Savior of the world, He will find you. -
He Hath Borne Our Griefs, and Carried Our Sorrows 04.10.2026 7dkElder Clark G. Gilbert shares insights on how the Savior’s suffering can help us through life’s difficult situations. -
My Kingdom Is Not of This World 04.10.2026 5dkJesus is persecuted, mocked, and crucified. His followers mourn and find the tomb empty on the third day. The Son of God breaks the bands of death and ascends to His Father in Heaven. —Easter Part 2 -
Embrace the Future with Faith 04.10.2026 16dkBy President Russell M. NelsonPresident of The Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-day SaintsThe future will be glorious for those who are prepared and who continue to prepare to be instruments in the Lord’s hands. -
Isaiah 57 04.10.2026 4dkWhen the righteous die, they enter into peace—Mercy is promised to the penitent—There is no peace for the wicked. -
Isaiah 56 04.10.2026 2dkAll who keep the commandments will be exalted—Other people will join Israel—The Lord will gather others to the house of Israel. -
Isaiah 55 04.10.2026 2dkCome and drink; salvation is free—The Lord will make an everlasting covenant with Israel—Seek the Lord while He is near. -
Isaiah 54 04.10.2026 3dkIn the last days, Zion and her stakes will be established, and Israel will be gathered in mercy and tenderness—Israel will triumph—Compare 3 Nephi 22. -
Isaiah 53 04.10.2026 2dkIsaiah speaks about the Messiah—His humiliation and sufferings are described—He makes His soul an offering for sin and makes intercession for the transgressors—Compare Mosiah 14. -
Isaiah 52 04.10.2026 2dkIn the last days, Zion will return, and Israel will be redeemed—The Messiah will deal prudently and be exalted. -
Isaiah 51 04.10.2026 5dkIn the last days, the Lord will comfort Zion and gather Israel—The redeemed will come to Zion amid great joy—Compare 2 Nephi 8. -
Isaiah 50 04.10.2026 2dkIsaiah speaks as the Messiah—He will have the tongue of the learned—He will give His back to the smiters—He will not be confounded—Compare 2 Nephi 7. -
October 5–11: “He Hath Borne Our Griefs, and Carried Our Sorrows” Isaiah 50–57 04.10.2026 13dkThroughout his ministry, Isaiah spoke of a mighty deliverer. These prophecies would have been especially precious to the Israelites centuries later when they were in captivity in Babylon. Someone who could tear down the walls of Babylon would be a mighty conqueror indeed. But that isn’t the kind of Messiah that Isaiah described in chapters 52–53: “He is despised and rejected of men; a man of sorrows, and acquainted with grief: and we hid as it were our faces from him. … We did esteem him stricken, smitten of God, and afflicted” (Isaiah 53:3–4).By sending such an unexpected deliverer, God taught us about true deliverance. To save us from oppression and affliction, God sent One who Himself “was oppressed, and … afflicted.” Where some expected a lion, He sent a lamb (see Isaiah 53:7). Surely, God’s ways are not our ways (see Isaiah 55:8–9). Jesus Christ frees us not by just opening the prison but by taking our place there. He relieves us from our chains of grief and sorrow by bearing them Himself (see Isaiah 53:4–5, 12). He does not save us from a distance. He suffers with us, in acts of “everlasting kindness” that “shall not depart from thee” (Isaiah 54:8, 10). -
The Refiner's Fire 27.09.2026 5dkThe refiner’s fire is not a comfortable place to be. It involves intense heat and repeated hammering. But it is in the refiner’s fire we are purified and prepared to meet God. -
He Is Risen with Healing in His Wings: We Can Be More Than Conquerors 27.09.2026 12dkBy Elder Patrick KearonOf the Presidency of the SeventyJesus has overcome the abuses of this world to give you power to not only survive but one day, through Him, to overcome and even conquer. -
Isaiah 49 27.09.2026 6dkThe Messiah will be a light to the Gentiles and will free the prisoners—Israel will be gathered with power in the last days—Kings will be the nursing fathers of Israel—Compare 1 Nephi 21. -
Isaiah 48 27.09.2026 4dkThe Lord reveals His purposes to Israel—Israel has been chosen in the furnace of affliction and is to depart from Babylon—Compare 1 Nephi 20. -
Isaiah 47 27.09.2026 3dkBabylon and Chaldea will be destroyed for their iniquities—No one will save them. -
Isaiah 46 27.09.2026 2dkIdols are not to be compared with the Lord—He alone is God and will save Israel.
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