Some thoughts: Richard G. Scott when he spoke said that responses for our
prayers come in three ways. 1) An affirmative feeling or response, 2) A negative
stupor, or bad feelings, or 3) no response at all. He said the last one is the
hardest, but it it a good thing. It means the Lord trusts you enough to let you
make the decision on your own. He will not let you go too far without properly
and clearly warning you. President Tyler said that as members of the church,
especially those who were baptized young forget that we live in the 72 degree
warmth of the Spirit. It is not an event where we "feel the Spirit" but rather
we always do, just in different ways. We do, however recognize when it is not
there. We must continually recognize that he is with us, and always act so as to
continually rely on Him through everything we face. We are prompted more than we
realize, and when we do realize when we are prompted, we are more sensitive to
promptings.
Go to the LDS Bible Videos and watch the "Bread of Life". (Click on link below) It should be the
newest one. One of the contenders against Christ I am certain is Bro.
Huntington. Bro. Stewart's "Precious Savior, Dear Redeemer" showed up as the
musical number for this last Devotional.
-E. Damitz
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