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Come, Follow Me Moms | Simple Come Follow me for Busy Moms, Christ Centered Scripture study, Simple Scripture Study

Come, Follow Me Moms | Simple Come Follow me for Busy Moms, Christ Centered Scripture study, Simple Scripture Study

De: Cassie Moore - Christian Life Coach Come Follow Me Teacher for Busy Moms
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Do you feel behind on Come, Follow Me?

Do you want to study the scriptures but struggle to find the time, energy, or confidence?

Do you wish someone would just explain Come, Follow Me simply without pressure, guilt, or overwhelm?

Come, Follow Me Moms is a Christ-centered podcast for busy moms who want to understand the scriptures, feel the Spirit, and confidently teach their children without adding one more heavy thing to their plate.

Each week, you’ll get simple Come, Follow Me insights, clear explanations of the weekly scriptures, and practical ways to apply the gospel to real mom life. No overthinking. No perfectionism. Just truth, peace, and Jesus; one insight at a time.

This podcast is for you if:

You feel inconsistent or “behind” with Come, Follow Me

You want scripture study to feel doable and meaningful

You want to strengthen your testimony and your family without overwhelm

You want help understanding what the scriptures are actually saying

You want to feel confident guiding your children spiritually

Hosted by Cassie Moore, a mom of five, Christian Life Coach and lover of Come, Follow Me. This podcast will help you simplify scripture study, invite the Spirit into your home, and fall in love with the word of God again right where you are.

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  • 15. Come, Follow Me Moms, April 6 - 12, Exodus 7-13, Passover, Scripture Study for Moms, Come Follow Me for Moms, Bible Study

    15. Come, Follow Me Moms, April 6 - 12, Exodus 7-13, Passover, Scripture Study for Moms, Come Follow Me for Moms, Bible Study
    Apr 6 2026
    COME, FOLLOW ME MOMS April 6–12 | Exodus 7–13 “Remember This Day, in Which Ye Came Out from Egypt” Hey mamas, welcome back to another episode of Come Follow Me Moms, where we take the scriptures and break them down into the meat and potatoes so you can understand them, feel the Spirit, and apply them to your real mom life. This week we are in Exodus 7–13, and let me just say this… This is the week of the plagues AND the Passover. At first glance, this can feel like a lot. What is happening? Why all the destruction? Why is Pharaoh not listening? But when you really sit in it… This week is about three big things: soft hearts vs hard hearts God’s power and how Jesus Christ is the ONLY way we are set free And honestly… this one hits motherhood in a very real way. Because how many times do we see God show up feel prompted say we’re going to change …and then go right back to old patterns? Yep. Same. And how special that we just had Easter, General Conference, Passover, and even a solemn assembly all in the same weekend. A full weekend centered on Jesus. And now we get to understand where Passover began and why it matters so much. 🧱 The Story (Meat and Potatoes) Quick recap of Moses… He was born when baby boys were being killed. He was saved. Raised in Pharaoh’s house. Then he kills an Egyptian and has to flee. He becomes a shepherd. Sees the burning bush. Speaks with the Lord. And then God asks him to do something that feels impossible. Moses even says he’s not good with words. And yet… God still calls him. Then God sends plague after plague: water to blood frogs lice flies death of livestock boils hail locusts darkness and finally… death of the firstborn All to show: “I am the Lord” “There is none like me in all the earth” And Pharaoh? He asks for relief promises to change then hardens his heart again Over and over and over. This is the pride cycle. And eventually the 10th plague comes. But God provides a way to be spared. The Passover. ❤️ Principle 1: Hard Heart vs Soft Heart Pharaoh is the perfect example of a hard heart. Plague comes he suffers he asks for help God removes it and then… he goes right back Sound familiar? In mom life, it can look like this: “Okay God, if you help me with this, I’ll slow down” “I’ll be more patient” “I’ll stop yelling” And then things get better… …and we go right back. Not because we’re bad. Because we’re human. A hard heart looks like resisting God delaying change justifying behavior forgetting what God already did A soft heart looks like quick to listen willing to change humble remembering God Ask yourself this week: Where is my heart right now? Am I open? Or am I resisting something I know God has asked me to do? 🔥 Principle 2: God Gives So Many Chances The Lord gave Pharaoh so many chances. Not one plague. Ten. Why? Because God is patient. He warns before He corrects. He invites before He intervenes. And He does the same with us. In motherhood, it often sounds like gentle nudges: slow down be present apologize turn to me And sometimes… we don’t listen until things get hard. Think about a time when you felt prompted, ignored it, things got harder, and THEN you turned to God. We’ve all been there. 🐑 Principle 3: The Passover = Jesus Christ After all the chaos, God introduces something sacred. The Passover. The Israelites were told to: take a lamb without blemish put the blood on their doorposts stay inside eat the meal prepared And if they did… the destroyer would pass over them. This is all pointing to Jesus Christ. Jesus is the Lamb. His blood is what saves us. Not our perfection not our effort not being a “good mom” Only Him. There was only ONE way to be saved. Not multiple options. Not “just try your best.” The blood of the lamb. And it’s the same today. Jesus Christ is the ONLY way out of spiritual captivity. 🏠 Principle 4: Apply It to Mom Life Mamas… we all have our Egypt. Things that keep us stuck: guilt overwhelm anger comparison perfectionism And so often we try to fix it ourselves. We try to be better try harder do more But freedom doesn’t come from effort alone. It comes from Christ. We are the people God set free by the Lamb. Let that sink in. 🧠 Principle 5: Remember God says, “Remember this day.” Why? Because we forget. We forget how God showed up last week. We forget the prayers He answered. We forget the strength He gave us. And when we forget… we go back to fear back to control back to stress So what would it look like this week to remember? Write it down say it out loud teach your kids look for His hand every day 🙌 Final Thought Mamas… This week is not just about plagues. It’s about choosing a soft heart recognizing God’s power and trusting the Lamb You are not meant to stay in Egypt. You are meant to be free. And that freedom… ONLY comes through Jesus Christ. 💗 Question to Take With You Where do I need to let the Lamb cover me ...
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  • 14. Come Follow Me March 30 - April 5, Easter Lesson, LDS Scripture Study, Bible Study Class

    14. Come Follow Me March 30 - April 5, Easter Lesson, LDS Scripture Study, Bible Study Class
    Mar 30 2026
    COME, FOLLOW ME MOMS March 30–April 5 “He Will Swallow Up Death in Victory” Easter Lesson | Scripture Study for LDS Moms INTRO Hey mamas, welcome back to another week of Come Follow Me Moms… This week is Easter AND General Conference. We get a double whammy. How special is that? I just love when Conference and Easter land on the same Sunday. It’s so fun getting to celebrate Easter with our kids and listen to the prophet at the same time. Yes, it may feel chaotic… but it’s our kind of chaos. And it’s beautiful. I used to get so frustrated when my littles wouldn’t sit still for hours of conference. I thought it had to look a certain way. But I’ve learned… if you can’t beat them, join them. Now we keep it simple. The kids pick out a Lego set to work on We have a little candy station with words they can listen for If they wander, it’s okay Playdough for the littles Coloring, puzzles, snacks We are teaching them where they are at. And guess what I can actually enjoy conference now too ✨ JESUS CHRIST IS THE CENTER So let’s talk about this week. Holy Week. And I want to start with this truth: 👉 Jesus Christ is the center of everything Not just church Not just scripture Not just Easter Sunday Everything Your life Your motherhood Your healing Your future The scriptures teach us that His life is central to all human history. Meaning… 👉 Every single person who has ever lived or ever will live is connected to Him Before Jesus came People looked forward to Him After Jesus came We look back to Him 👉 But we are all connected through Him 📖 Jacob 4:4 Ancient prophets believed in Him Trusted Him Had hope in Him 🫶 THEY WERE LOOKING FOR HIM Mamas… Sometimes we think the Old Testament is just stories. But it’s actually full of people waiting for Jesus. Hoping for Him Trusting Him Believing He would save them 📖 Isaiah 53:6 He took on the iniquity of us all Not some Not a few ALL That includes you On your hardest day When you lose your patience When you feel like you’re not enough 💔 WHAT HE ACTUALLY DID Let’s bring it back to Easter. Jesus didn’t just come to teach. 👉 He came to suffer 📖 Isaiah 53:4–5 📖 Alma 7:11–13 He took on: Pain Sickness Grief Temptation Sin Heartbreak 👉 There is NOTHING you are feeling that He has not already felt So when you feel overwhelmed in motherhood He understands When you feel alone He has already been there 🧠 MOM HEART CHECK Mamas… What are you carrying right now? Stress Comparison Exhaustion Guilt 👉 You don’t have to carry it alone Because He already carried it for you 🌅 THE VICTORY Now let’s talk about the best part. Because Easter is not just about suffering. 👉 It’s about victory 📖 1 Corinthians 15:22 In Christ shall all be made alive 📖 Isaiah 25:8 He will swallow up death in victory Let that sink in. Death is not the end Hard things are not the end Your story is not over ✨ RESURRECTION IS FOR YOU Because of Jesus Christ: You can be forgiven You can be healed You can start again You can change 👉 Resurrection is not just something that happened to Jesus 👉 It is something available to YOU Every single day When you try again When you apologize When you choose patience When you turn back to God 👉 That is resurrection in your life 👩‍👧 TEACHING YOUR KIDS Mamas, let’s make this EASY this week. You do not need a perfect lesson. Try this: Look at pictures of Jesus Read a few short verses Ask one question “What did Jesus do for us?” Let your kids tell YOU the story Watch a short Easter video Sing songs about Jesus 👉 And most importantly Share how YOU feel about Him That is what they will remember 🌿 WALK THROUGH HOLY WEEK We do the 8 days of Holy Week in our home and keep it simple: Palm Sunday Jesus enters Jerusalem on a donkey People shout Hosanna Monday Jesus cleanses the temple Tuesday Jesus teaches Wednesday A quiet preparation day Thursday The Last Supper He washes feet Gethsemane Friday The Crucifixion Saturday The tomb Waiting Silence Sunday The Resurrection The tomb is empty He lives 💗 FEELING THE SPIRIT Mamas… Your kids already feel the Spirit They just might not know what it is yet So when you feel: Peace Love Warmth Comfort 👉 Say it out loud “That’s the Spirit” Teach them how to recognize Him 🙌 WE ARE NOT ALONE We are not the only ones who believe in Jesus Ancient prophets believed in Him We believe in Him Our children are learning to believe in Him 👉 We are all connected through Christ Mamas… This Easter, keep it simple Remember Him Talk about Him Feel Him Because of Him: You are not alone You are not behind You are not too far gone 👉 You are loved 👉 You are redeemed 👉 You are becoming And He is walking with you every step of the way If this episode touched your heart, share it with another mama who needs it this week 🤍 Happy Easter, mama. He is risen ✨ Easter Lesson in Come Follow Me https://...
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  • 13. Come, Follow Me Moms Exodus 1-6, March 23-29, I have Remembered my Covenant, Moses Story, Moses of Egypt

    13. Come, Follow Me Moms Exodus 1-6, March 23-29, I have Remembered my Covenant, Moses Story, Moses of Egypt
    Mar 23 2026
    Come, Follow Me Moms Exodus 1–6 “I Have Remembered My Covenant” Hey mamas, welcome back to Come, Follow Me Moms, where we take the scriptures each week and break them down into the meat and potatoes so you can understand them, feel the Spirit, and apply them to real mom life. This week we are in Exodus 1–6, and I need you to hear this right from the start: 💗 God does not forget His people. Because if we’re being real… There are seasons where it feels like He has. When life is heavy When prayers feel unanswered When things actually get harder, not easier This week’s story is for you if you’ve ever felt that way. 📖 The Story (Meat and Potatoes) Let’s break it down simply. The Israelites are multiplying in Egypt. A new Pharaoh comes who does not know Joseph. He becomes afraid and puts them into bondage and slavery. He even orders that baby boys be killed. But God starts working… and He works through women. The midwives, Shiphrah and Puah, fear God more than man. Moses’s mom hides him. His sister stays close and watches over him. Pharaoh’s daughter shows compassion and raises him. Then Moses grows up, flees Egypt, and has an experience with God at the burning bush. God calls Moses to deliver Israel. And Moses responds in a way that probably feels familiar: “Who am I?” “I’m not good enough.” “I can’t do this.” And yet… he goes. Moses obeys. He goes to Pharaoh. And things actually get worse. The people are upset. Moses feels discouraged. And then God says: “I have remembered my covenant.” (Exodus 6:5) The Purpose This is not just a story. It is a pattern. Bondage Crying out God calls Resistance Deliverance And here is the truth: God is working even when you cannot see it yet. The Women Don’t skip this part. This is powerful. God did not just use Moses. He used women in quiet, brave, everyday ways. Midwives who chose God over fear A mother who trusted God with her baby A sister who stayed close and watched A woman who showed compassion and made a difference You do not have to be the main character to be part of God’s plan. You are shaping your home. You are raising leaders. You are part of something bigger than you can see. 🤍 Motherhood Connection This whole story is motherhood. Protecting your children Trusting God when things feel unsafe Doing small things that feel unseen One line that stood out so strong: “The same place that saved Joseph’s family… became the place of their affliction.” Sometimes the place that once felt like a blessing now feels heavy. And you find yourself asking: God… why am I here? 🙏 How God Shows Up God shows up in Exodus long before the big miracles. Through people Through small acts Through timing Through protection we don’t even recognize He was working before Moses ever saw the burning bush. And He is working in your life right now, even if nothing looks different yet. 📖 Powerhouse Verses Exodus 1:17 The midwives feared God This is reverence, trust, choosing God over the world Exodus 2:24 God remembered His covenant He did not forget. He never forgets Exodus 3:11 Who am I Moses doubted himself just like we do Exodus 3:12 Certainly I will be with thee That is the answer. Not that you are enough, but that God is with you Exodus 4:10–12 God does not remove weakness. He works through it Exodus 5 Sometimes obedience makes things harder before they get better Exodus 6:6–7 I will redeem you God delivers in His timing 🔥 The Refining In affliction, they grew. Growth does not happen in comfort. It happens in the hard seasons. God was not punishing Israel. He was preparing them. And He is doing the same for us. 💬 Personal Stories I shared how this podcast took me five years to start because I felt unqualified. God was patient with me. Moses did not feel ready either. And I love this real-life example from a friend: She shared that being willing to get pregnant again has been a huge act of faith. It has been scary, unknown, and she does not even have the ending yet. And that is faith. Faith is not knowing how it ends… and saying yes anyway. 🙋‍♀️ Questions to Reflect On Where in your life do you feel in bondage right now? Where does it feel like God is quiet? What is God asking you to do that feels too big? Are you willing to say yes… even without the ending? 💗 Final Message Mamas… If you are in a hard season If life feels heavy If you are wondering if God sees you He does. He remembers you. He is working, even now. And just like He told Moses: “I will be with thee.” Closing Invitation This week: Trust God in the unknown Look for Him in the small ways Say yes to the thing He has been putting on your heart And remember… He has not forgotten you 🤍 References - Scripture Study help https://www.churchofjesuschrist.org/study/manual/scripture-helps-old-testament/12-exodus-1-6?lang=eng&id=p_j9Cwq-p_ilja5#p_j9Cwq Flowers By Samantha Ebert https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=...
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