The Seven Steps of Mormon Kabbalah
Mormon Kabbalah offers a simple but profound pattern, a series of spiritual steps that describe how the soul transforms, grows, and participates in God’s work. These steps are not rigid stages, but a living path.
The Path From Fall to Ascension
For those just beginning to explore Mormon Kabbalah, one of the first things you may notice is that its teachings about spiritual growth can feel very different from what you may have learned before. In many religious and mystical traditions, the goal is often described as rising above the world. Many spiritual paths speak of leaving behind the struggles of mortal life and ascending into a higher, more spiritual state. The physical world is sometimes seen as something to escape. Mormon Kabbalah offers a very different vision.
Conference 2026: Love Thy Enemies
Centered around the challenging but transformative theme of “Love Thy Enemies,” the 2026 Conference of the Church of Jesus Christ in Christian Fellowship is a spiritually uplifting, inclusive, and deeply personal religious experience. This video offers a beautiful collection of heartfelt talks, testimonies of healing, and exciting updates about the future of the movement.
The Individual and the Sacred Community (with a Video)
Mormon Kabbalah does not choose between the individual and the community. It teaches that both are sacred. The individual soul is precious, and the spiritual community is precious. When the two grow together, they create something far more powerful than either could create alone.
The Stick of Joseph and the Stick of Judah
The Book of Mormon speaks about an ancient record closely connected to the house of Israel: the Plates of Brass. Because these records were originally part of the Josephite tradition preserved in Jerusalem, they represent an important link to their scriptural heritage.
Why the Plates of Brass Now?
One of the recurring promises found in the Book of Mormon is that God preserves sacred knowledge and reveals it in His own time. The book teaches that many truths, teachings, and prophetic writings have been hidden throughout history. God’s knowledge will not be lost forever, but carefully preserved until the moment when they can bless future generations.
Revelation to Brent and the Teachers
And now I would speak to the Teachers of the Fellowship: It is the role of the Teachers and the School of the Prophets to watch over the Church: Teachers are to watch over the Church always, meeting with the members oft to strengthen them and to ensure there is no iniquity, hard-heartedness, lying, backbiting, or evil speaking among them.
The Levitical Priesthood
My people and my friends, I speak unto you today to bring clarity to things that are holy before me, to end disputes and debates, and to make clear my will in these, the last days…
Of the Levites and Temples
Revelation received through David Ferriman for David P. and the Levites of the Fellowship, March 20, 2026.
Book of the Law of the Lord/Plates of Brass Comparison
There are a number of differences between the Book of the Law of the Lord and the plates of brass translated as the Books of Moses or the Stick of Ephraim.
Fasting with Purpose and Power
“I give unto you a commandment that ye shall continue in prayer and fasting from this time forth.” -Doctrine and Covenants 85:21a CoC, 88:76 LdS
The meditation of prayer and listening to communicate with God is a key foundational practice of Mormon Kabbalah. Fasting has been a sacred practice carried out since time immemorial in nearly all cultures. Today, science tells us that fasting also has a number of benefits to our physical health, body and mind. Fasting can help detoxify the body and even contributes to the healing of some diseases.
Unconditional Love
“YHVH hath appeared of old unto me, saying: ‘Yea, I have loved thee with an everlasting love: therefore with loving kindness have I drawn thee.'” -Jeremiah 31:3
What is love? Is there a difference between God’s love and mankind’s ideas of love? Does God ever stop loving us? There is an idea out in the world that God will only love us “if.” What must we do then to earn God’s love?