Just in time for Easter, check out this art-filled guide to celebrating the Easter season from a Latter-day Saint perspective! Come with us as we explore each day of Holy Week and walk with Christ on his final journey. Find it here: https://rsc.byu.edu/book/greater-love-hath-no-man

Have you ever struggled to study Joseph Smith's translation of the Bible? Well look no further! This book, "Joseph Smith's Translation of the Bible," is intuitively formatted, with the original King James translation and the JST in parallel columns to help make the text more clear and understandable. Check it out here: https://rsc.byu.edu/book/joseph-smiths-translation-bible

Enjoy this week’s “Come, Follow Me” video from the RSC!

Enjoy this week’s “Come, Follow Me” video featuring resources from the RSC!

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Happy Monday! Start your week off right with our “Come Follow Me” video for this week!

The gospel of Jesus Christ can break down all barriers! This quote comes from "Sorting Out the Seven Marys in the New Testament," written by Blair G. Van Dyke and Ray L. Huntington. Find the whole article here: https://rsc.byu.edu/vol-5-no-3-2004/sorting-out-seven-marys-new-testament Check out our website for more articles like this!

Kent Jackson's "Understanding Joseph Smith's Translation of the Bible" examines what the Joseph Smith Translation contains, what it teaches, and how Joseph Smith arrived at its text. Check out this recent book review here!

ARTICLE OF THE WEEK: Desires, Character, and Principle-Based Decision Making C. S. Lewis observed: “There are only two kinds of people in the end: those who say to God, ‘Thy will be done,’ and those to whom God says, in the end, ‘Thy will be done.’” This article explores how the proper training of desires can foster the development of righteous character and increase the ability to make consistent principle-based decisions in harmony with the will of God. Find it here: https://rsc.byu.edu/moral-foundations-standing-firm-world-shifting-values/desires-character-principle-based-decision-making

Know someone that presented in the annual BYU Religious Education Student Symposium? Find their picture here! BYU just held its 2023 Religious Education Student Symposium! This is an event that provides students with the opportunity to share their original and insightful research that specifically focuses on religious topics.

Call for submissions! Are you creative? Do you love the Book of Mormon? Do you want your art to be featured in the Book of Mormon Art Catalog? The Neal A. Maxwell Institute for Religious Scholarship and the Book of Mormon Art Catalog are holding a Book of Mormon art contest and want your submissions! Create Book of Mormon artwork of underrepresented figures or scenes, that uses unique stylistic and technical approaches, or art that highlights a variety/diversity of cultures. Submit online at mi.byu.edu/book-of-mormon-art-contest/ from now until August 1, 2023. #BoMArtContest2023 #MaxwellInstitute #BookofMormonArtCatalog

Check out our weekly "Come, Follow Me" YouTube video! Each week, the BYU Religious Studies Center features articles and resources relating to the corresponding "Come, Follow Me" topic. This week "Come, Follow Me" focuses on the books of Matthew and Luke in the New Testament. These resources are presented by Jared Ludlow, publications director at the BYU Religious Studies Center. Enrich your "Come, Follow Me" study with high-quality articles that are well researched, inspirational, and written by scholars, educators, Church leaders, historians, and popular authors. The RSC library of gospel resources is not found on ChurchofJesusChrist.org or anywhere else online. Images Courtesy of Intellectual Reserve, Inc.