Old Testament 2026 — Emotional Resilience — Life Experienced with Terri Anne Flint

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Old Testament

In 2026, these weekly messages will seek to help us walk with Jesus as we study the Old Testament Come, Follow Me curriculum of the Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-day Saints. Combining scriptural lessons with the science of happiness, you’ll gain insights and inspiration to help you “do good continually” (Moroni 7:13) with a happy heart.

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Doctrine & Covenants 2025 - Theme “These Good Things” focuses on and identifies the good found in the Doctrine and Covenants. Combining scriptural lessons with the science of happiness, you’ll gain insights and inspiration to help you “do good continually” (Moroni 7:13) with a happy heart.

Book of Mormon 2024 - These posts focus on “How to Do Hard Divinely Better”. It combines scriptural lessons with the science of resilience.
If you want a printed collection of all 50 Book of Mormon lessons, email me at terria.flint@gmail.com.

New Testament 2023 - These posts are weekly resiliency tips that correlate with the New Testament.

Posts in Old Testament 2026

Walk With Him: What Are You There For?

One modern-day story of an Abrahamic-like man you won’t want to miss. Read more in this week’s post.

Old Testament 2026Terri FlintFebruary 20, 2026walk with jesusComment

Walk with Him: Check for Leaks

In this day of flooding wickedness how can you pitch your ark so it’s waterproofed? Learn more in today's post that corresponds with Come Follow Me: Moses 8, Genesis 6-11

Old Testament 2026Terri FlintFebruary 12, 2026walk with jesusComment

Walk with Him: Don’t Compare

The faulty measurement of comparison, learn more in today’s post.

Old Testament 2026Terri FlintFebruary 6, 2026walk with jesusComment

Walk with Jesus: Be a Creator

Expand your definition of create by reading today’s post.

Old Testament 2026Terri FlintJanuary 16, 2026walk with jesusComment

Walk with Jesus — Introduction to the Old Testament

An introduction I hope you’ll choose to walk this year. Learn more in this week’s post.

Old Testament 2026Terri FlintJanuary 1, 2026Comment