Divine Guidance
Does God still guide His children today, and if so, how can we recognize His direction?
Many people describe moments when they felt quietly guided at important crossroads in life. Explore stories and principles that help us recognize and trust divine guidance.
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Flames of Fire
VIDEO 8:37 / Spanish
Born in Guatemala, Fernando was curious about religion from a very young age, long before he was a teen. But no one had the answers he asked, and something was missing in every church he attended.
Five Miracles
VIDEO 6:40/ English
In rapid succession, Doug and Val were introduced to The Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-day Saints, converted by the power of the Holy Spirit, and their whole future life was suddenly “like a breath of fresh air,” as Val puts it.
My Mind Was Blown Away!
VIDEO 7:32 / Gujarati
Arav saw the missionaries again and worried they would be angry over his neglect. But their cheerful response brought a new commitment that was real this time. “As they taught me, my mind was blown away,” he says.
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I Didn't Understand Him but God Understood Me
VIDEO 6:38 / English
Wayne knew God was real, but how could He allow his dad to die, then his grandfather? What kind of God was He?
But later, he developed a tender commitment to God and Jesus Christ that will quench any doubt of the earnest seeker.
Two Miracles
VIDEO 8:40 / Spanish
There are two great questions that God desires to answer for every person: Where to find true religion, and whom to marry.
“These two miracles are the basis for my testimony,” Louis says, through tears of gratitude. And the joy and peace he and his wife have found are priceless.
We Are Not Just the Herd of God
VIDEO 6:35 / English
Michael was happy to join “the herd of God,” as he puts it. But as his testimony grew, he learned a very different viewpoint.
“God knows us individually,” he testifies. “He knew me, and I wasn’t anybody. If He knew me, He must know everyone.”
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It Was Payback Time
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It Was Everything I Was Looking For
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Come and Taste the Sweet, Sweet Fruit
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Where Was My Dad’s Soul?
VIDEO 7:40 / English Although Marianne bounced from church to church, she had faith in God. But that faith turned into a faith crisis when her dad was diagnosed, then died from cancer. She wondered where his soul had gone since he wasn't "saved" according to her...
Developing Compassion Through Suffering
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