

S3 E75 Hope and Charity through Grace with Robert Millet (Moroni 7-9)
Act on Good Promptings
- Act on positive promptings, even if unsure if they're from the Holy Ghost.
- Doing good strengthens spiritual recognition and increases revelation.
Source of Good
- All good things ultimately originate from God, whether through direct prompting or personal righteousness.
- Act on good impulses; their source matters less than their inherent goodness.
Record Promptings
- Record spiritual promptings to avoid forgetting them.
- Writing down impressions during prayer is part of the prayer itself and increases revelation.











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In this episode renowned scholar Robert Millet explores with Kerry the powerful teachings in Moroni 7-10. They look at what hope and faith mean, and how they are interrelated. They also discuss how charity springs from those attributes, and how those attributes come from charity. They talk about how the Holy Ghost is a key component to all of this, and how recognizing that all good things come from God can increase your ability to receive promptings from the Spirit. They also talk about the profound things we learn about Christ's atoning sacrifice as they discuss Mormon's teachings about infant baptism.
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