- Day 1 – Woman, Why Weepest Thou?
- Day 2 – Peace Be Unto You
- Day 3 – Behold My Hands and My Feet
- Day 4 – Be Not Faithless, But Believing
- Day 5 – Children, Have Ye Any Meat?
- Day 6 – Lovest Thou Me?
- Day 7 – Follow Me
- Day 8 – All Power is Given Unto Me In Heaven and In Earth
- Day 9 – Go Ye Therefore and Teach All Nations
- Day 10 – Lo, I am with you always
- Day 11 – He Was Taken Up
- Day 12 – I am the light and the life of the world
- Day 13 – Arise and Come Forth Unto Me
- Day 14 – Blessed be the name of the Most High God
- Day 15 – Words of the Risen Lord
- Day 16 – After this manner shall ye baptize
- Day 17 – There Shall Be No Disputations Among You
- Day 18 – Ye must become as a little child
- Behold I have given unto you my gospel
Words of the Risen Lord
Ye must become as a little child, or ye can in nowise inherit the kingdom of God. — 3 Nephi 11:38
The Moment
As the Savior concluded His first great sermon to the Nephites, He added a divine condition—one that echoed His mortal teachings in Jerusalem:
“Ye must become as a little child.” (3 Nephi 11:38)
In a world that rewards pride and power, He pointed to meekness. In a society fractured by disputation, He called for childlike trust, submission, and love.
Insights from Scripture and Prophets
To “become as a little child” is not to be naive. It is to be humble, teachable, honest, and without guile—qualities that open the soul to Christ.
President Henry B. Eyring taught:
“It takes faith to become as a little child. Faith that God knows better than we do, and that He will lead us with perfect love.”
— President Henry B. Eyring, April 2006 General Conference
The kingdom of God is not inherited by status. It is received by surrender—by hearts willing to kneel, to trust, and to follow.
The Savior, speaking to adults, lifted up the children as the example. The more we resemble them in purity, humility, and love, the closer we come to Him.