On February 26, Neil and I both received an email from the president of our church inviting us to think

deeply about how we hear the voice of the Lord and to share our experiences and feelings about Jesus Christ.

Today, Neil and I dig into the topic of God speaking to us and how we hear the voice of the Lord.

We share some personal experiences and tips on what helps us

hear his voice, describe exactly what it feels like, looks like, and sounds like, and how and when

we have experienced it most in our lives. Hi, welcome, everybody. I'm here with Neil today.

Hi, guys. And we are going to talk about a challenge that just came through our email inbox yesterday.

So it came from our prophet, Russell M. Nelson, who's the president of the Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-day Saints.

And if you are not a member of our church, before you think,

oh, this won't apply to me, we really are going to try to make this applicable to anyone who is

faith-based and who believes in God because today we're just going to talk about how God speaks to

man. And we're going to just start off with just some basic understanding of what our belief is

as members of the Church of Jesus Christ, which is that God still speaks to man. And Neil,

do you want to kind of, I want Neil to start off with this because he has, he had two full years

of full-time experience teaching teaching people isn't this one of

the first things you teach people yeah on your mission yeah i when i was on my mission they had

they called them the discussions and so it's just like a series of lessons about the church um and so

in the first discussion it we talked about prophets and kind of what a prophet is. Okay. So most people,

if you've read the Bible or studied at all religion, you know that a prophet is something that's

introduced in the Bible. We believe that Moses was a prophet and who else? Abraham. Daniel.

The whole Bible is written by prophets. People who received like revelation or received God's word and then would teach the people.

God would in turn command them to go and teach the people about what his will was or his commandments or something, you know, anything like that.

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