Hello, my friends. Welcome to another Follow Him Favorites. My name is Hank Smith. I'm

here with the wonderful John, by the way. Hi, John. Hi, Hank. John, you know the drill.

Follow Him Favorites. We take a question from this week's Come Follow Me Lesson and attempt

to answer it. The question for this week, John, comes from the story of Peter in Acts

chapter 10, where Peter changes what you would say a policy in the church that you can't

teach Gentiles. And then he receives revelation and he says, we're going to change that policy.

What do you think that means for our church, for the idea of a prophet continuing revelation?

Another way to ask this might be, what does the Lord mean when he calls this church a living

church?

Oh, yeah, I like that question because, you know, the world changes dramatically. I like

to show teenagers. I have a 1965 for the strength of youth, much shorter, lots of pictures. And

then I have, you know, the latest one, and it's thick, and it has lots of pictures, a lot

thicker. And I say, I thought standards don't change. Yeah, what changed? The world changed

dramatically. A living church can adapt to those changes. The first one I have doesn't

even mention movies and television because they were so clean back then, I guess. It wasn't

the thing. And so what changed the world did? And we adjusted the Lord adjusted it through

his prophets. Now, we've coined that phrase, the church is true. John, we have taken that

and run with it. And it's ours, right? The church is true. But I think that comes from

doctrine, Kevin and section one where the Lord says the church is true and living and

living. I think we leave that part out, maybe to our detriment. Article of faith number

nine says we believe in all that God has revealed, all that he does now reveal. We believe

he will yet reveal many great and important things. As far as I know that article of faith

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