Hey everybody. Before we get started with today's episode, I just wanted to let you know that Restore tickets are now available with early bird pricing.

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now at faithmatters.org slash restore. Hey everybody, this is Aubrey Chavez from Faith Matters.

Today we're so excited to welcome back Rosalind Welch and Adam Miller to talk about their brand

new book, Seven Visions. This book is an exploration of seven visionary experiences in the Doctrine

and Covenants, moments where heaven and earth meet in powerful and sometimes surprising ways.

And through these visions, Adam and Roslin invite us to consider how we engage with Scripture

and revelation in our own lives. In this conversation, we explore what it means to truly see God's face and hear God's voice.

And we talk about how so often Revelation comes by paying attention to what is closest to us,

the relationships and the experiences that challenge us, stretch us, and ultimately transform us.

Adam and Rosalind suggest that rather than treating

scripture as something fixed and unchanging, we can approach it as an active unfolding conversation.

As Rosalind put it, the meaning of scripture is not fixed inside the covers of the book, but it

unfolds in the space between the reader and the text. I love their insights about what that

means for passages that feel unsettling.

Could our discomfort itself be a catalyst for revelation in that case? And could the very questions

that we feel most compelled to ask be what expands our capacity to recognize Christ as he

truly is and to see the world more as he sees it? This was such a rich and expansive conversation, and we really

hope that it gives you a new lens for engaging with scripture and revelation. And with that,

here's our conversation with Adam Miller and Rosalind Welch. Well, Adam and Rosalind, thank you so much

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