

S4 E7 Recognizing God's Answers (D&C 6-9)
Feb 2, 2025
Janiece Johnson, an expert in American religious history and editor at Deseret Book, joins the discussion about recognizing how God communicates with us. She shares insights into personal revelation and the importance of understanding its subjective nature. The conversation highlights misconceptions about spiritual guidance and emphasizes the significance of integrating both emotional and intellectual aspects in faith. They also explore historical revelations and the diverse ways individuals can perceive divine guidance in their personal journeys.
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Common Concern: Answers to Prayers
- Kerry, as ward clerk and bishop, observed that seeking answers to prayers is a common concern.
- This emphasizes the ongoing relevance of understanding personal revelation.
Tyranny of the Burning Bosom
- D&C 9's "burning bosom" model of revelation can be limiting.
- The Doctrine and Covenants offers various models of revelation, not just one.
Revelation as Unspeakable Gift
- Personal revelation is an "unspeakable gift," unique to each individual.
- Describing spiritual experiences can be challenging due to their deeply personal nature.