02 Come Follow Me. Jan 5 - Jan 11th. Moses 1 and Abraham 3. Week 2
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Episode 2 Episode: Moses 1 & Abraham 3 Come, Follow Me | January 5–11 Christ Meets You in the Chaos This week in Come, Follow Me Moms, we’re studying Moses 1 and Abraham 3 and it feels like God knew overwhelmed, tired, questioning moms needed these chapters. These scriptures speak straight to: Identity Worth Perspective And how close God really is If motherhood has felt chaotic, ordinary, or heavy lately this episode is for you.
Top Scriptures for This Week Moses 1:2 Moses 1:4–5 Moses 1:10 Moses 1:39 Abraham 3:22–23 Abraham 3:27
The Big Takeaway This Week Christ meets you in your chaos. Not when life is quiet. Not when you’ve “caught up.” Right where you are.
Moses 1: Identity Before Assignment Moses 1 comes from Joseph Smith’s inspired translation of the Bible and records a powerful vision given to Moses before he returns to Egypt to lead Israel. Before Moses does anything big… God reminds him who he is. “And he saw God face to face, and he talked with him…” (Moses 1:2) Moses is transfigured so he can endure God’s presence teaching us that God strengthens those He calls. “Behold, thou art my son…” (Moses 1:4) Why This Matters to Moms Before God asks anything of Moses, He reminds him of his identity. And God wants you to know who you are too. You are a daughter of God before the to-do list, before the chaos, before the calling. “Man Is Nothing” What Moses Is Really Learning “Now, for this cause I know that man is nothing…” (Moses 1:10) This isn’t about worthlessness. It’s about dependence on God. As moms, we often feel pressure to do everything alone. Moses teaches us: Weakness doesn’t disqualify you It qualifies you to rely on God God makes weak things strong. Moses vs. Satan You Have More Power Than You Think In Moses 1:13–16, Moses confronts Satan and refuses to be deceived. “For behold, I am a son of God…” Moses recognizes truth because he knows who he is. When Moses calls on God for help, he is strengthened and Satan is commanded to depart. Motherhood Application That power wasn’t just for Moses. You can call on heaven. You can pray out loud. You can ask for strength. You can tell Satan, “Get thee hence.” God is bigger than your fears. Bigger than your doubts. Bigger than the chaos. Moses 1:39 - Motherhood Is God’s Work “For behold, this is my work and my glory to bring to pass the immortality and eternal life of man.” God’s work is people. Which means your work as a mom: Folding laundry Teaching kids Wiping tears Showing up on hard days Is holy work.
You are not distracted from God’s work. You are doing God’s work.
Abraham 3 : Your Children Are Not Random In Abraham 3, we learn about: Pre-earth life The eternal nature of spirits God’s divine plan “And God saw these souls that they were good…” (Abraham 3:22–23) Your children were known, loved, and seen by God before they came to you. You were chosen to be their mom not because you’re perfect, but because you are who they need. “Here Am I, Send Me” A Mother’s Prayer “Here am I, send me.” (Abraham 3:27) Motherhood often feels like sacrifice and that’s okay. A powerful mindset shift for this season: “Here am I, God with what I have, where I am.” Meet me in the mess. Meet me in the chaos. Meet me here.
Teaching This Week as a Family (Simple Ideas) Read one verse out loud together Watch a short identity-focused video Act out Moses meeting God and standing up to Satan Let kids repeat the scripture after you End with a fun family treat (Muddy Buddies are a favorite!) Keep it simple. Keep it joyful. Invitation for the Week As you go about your real, busy, imperfect days, gently ask yourself: What is God trying to remind me about who I am? And where might He be inviting me to say, “Here am I”? You don’t have to do Come, Follow Me perfectly for it to matter. Every small effort counts. Christ is with you right in the middle of your life. If this episode blessed you, please share it with another mom who could use peace this week, and come join me o
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