And now on to Part 2 with Clint Mortensen, Doctrine and Covenants 94 through 97.

John, as you refer us like President Nelson did back to the Grove and Joseph Smith, I think of Elder Holland, who taught almost all revelation comes in response to a question.

It's so important in our lives that we're asking those questions.

And then my mind goes back to Elder Razband in his most recent talk right before our

eyes.

If you remember, he gives us the invitation to give equal time to the Lord.

Then he'll give an invitation for us to study the

scriptures, to study, come follow me, pray, serving callings, ministering, partake of the sacrament,

go to the temple, all of these great ideas to help us receive revelation and giving equal time

to the Lord. But then he adds one and pondering

the things of God. That statement really has impacted me. I've tried to be more intentional in the

last handful of months to take time to ponder so that those moments of revelation may come at different times in my life.

And I'm again so thankful for the Savior, for his ability to teach us through the power of the Holy Ghost.

We're in section 97, verse 8, where the Lord says, they are accepted of me.

I was thinking, we do so much today to be accepted by others.

I actually even went to chat GPT.

You ready for the question I asked?

Okay.

Brother, chat GPT.

How can I be accepted by others?

And this is the response.

Feeling accepted is a core human need. Your question shows real

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