Enos – Words of Mormon – He Worketh in Me to Do According to His Will

Links to FREE resources for children, youth, and adults to enhance this week’s Come, Follow Me reading of Enos – Words of Mormon.

EVERYONE

Activity – Mighty, Meaningful Prayer – Use this activity from the Ensign to help family members discover ways to make their prayers more thoughtful.

Video – Enos – Book of Mormon Video

Video – And My Soul Hungered – A young man struggles before the Lord and learns what it means to receive a witness of the Spirit. (10:21)

Video – A Child’s Prayer – Watch, listen, and sing along with the Tabernacle Choir.

CHILDREN

Activity – Enos – Book of Mormon Hero Card

Activity – Prayer – Scriptural examples of prayer as well as a color-by-number sheet.

Activity – Enos and the Power of Prayer with Scripture Figures –

Activity – Feasting on the Scriptures – Action Rhyme

Activity – I Can Pray Like Enos – Cut out the pictures to make a scene of Enos’s story.

Activity – Enos Prayed with Faith – coloring page

Activity – I Can Talk to Heavenly Father Through Prayer – coloring page

Activity – Picture Puzzle – Solve this puzzle from the Friend to discover a way to find help whenever you need it!

Article – The Miracle of Prayer – President Russell M. Nelson teaches about prayer.

Article – Enos Prayed – Illustrated Scripture Story

Article – How Does Heavenly Father Speak to Us? – Read President Dallin H. Oaks’s message in the Friend to learn six different ways Heavenly Father can answer our prayers.

Article/Video – Enos Prayed – Book of Mormon Stories for Young Readers

Story – Enos’s Prayer – Illustrated story for children

Video – Enos – from the Book of Mormon scripture reader

Video – The Holy Ghost – Sing along to the video by following the words.

YOUTH

Article – Five Questions to Ask When Prayers Feel Unanswered. – In this New Era article, you’ll find things you can do and consider when you feel like a prayer isn’t being answered.

Article – How can I make my prayers more meaningful? – Youth share their strategies for meaningful prayer in this article from the New Era.

Article – Feed Your Soul With Prayer – The blessing of communicating with your Heavenly Father is available to you everywhere and always.

Poster – Jacob and Enos – Figures from the Book of Mormon

Video – Having Enos-Like Faith –  Robert D. Hales talks about having Enos-like faith. (2:01)

Video – Apply the Teachings of Christ – (Jarom 1:3–12) Elder Russell M. Nelson talks about applying the teachings of Christ.

Video – 1 Nephi Through Omni – An overview of people, places, and events, using a computer-generated model of the CES Book of Mormon bookmark. (2:28)

Video – Whole Soul Unto God – David A. Bednar talks about bringing your whole soul unto God.(0:54)

YOUTH & ADULTS

Article – Patterns of Prayer in the Book of Mormon – This Ensign article describes five patterns of prayer from the Book of Mormon that, if followed, can help make our own prayers more powerful.

Article – How to Pray and Seek Answers – Richard G. Scott shares how we can better communicate with Heavenly Father by doing things like asking the right questions and expressing gratitude.

Article – Communicating with Heavenly Father through Prayer – See what prophets, apostles, and other Church leaders have taught on social media about prayer.

Article – Receiving Revelation Until Our Faith Becomes Unshaken – The account of Enos in the Book of Mormon is a great resource for learning to “hear the Lord better and more often,” as President Russell M. Nelson has counseled us.

ADULTS

Article – Enos: His Mission and His Message – BYU Religious Studies

Article – Faith Unto Repentance – BYU Religious Studies

Article – That They May Know How to Come unto Him and Be Saved – BYU Religious Studies

Chart – Twelve Journeys Between the Cities of Nephi and Zarahemla – BYU Studies

Chart – Writings of Mormon – BYU Studies

Video – Discussions on the Book of Mormon: Enos; Jarom; Omni – Professors from the BYU Department of Ancient Scripture discuss three of the fourteen books of the Book of Mormon, which cover about 400 years of the Book of Mormon timeline: Enos, Jarom, and Omni. BYUtv

Video – Discussions on the Book of Mormon: Words of Mormon; Mosiah 1-2 – Professors from the BYU Department of Ancient Scripture discuss the transition, or “bridge,” between the end of the small plates of Nephi and the rest of the Book of Mormon. BYUtv

Video – Come Follow Up: Enos – Words of Mormon – Host Ben Lomu and special guests take a deeper dive into concepts and doctrines from the sacred scriptures. A companion to the weekly Come, Follow Me resource, Come Follow Up complements your personal and family scripture study. BYUtv