Should we be obedient just to obtain blessings?

Sep 20, 2016 | Blessings

Question   Gramps, Is it wrong to be obedient to gospel principles just to receive blessings? Keith   Answer   Dear Keith, I wouldn’t say it is wrong, but it is not the best.  Remember Elder Dallin H. Oak’s classic talk, Good, Better, Best?...

Why are some patriarchal blessings similar to others?

Dec 27, 2015 | Blessings

Question   Gramps, I know a lot of people have lost faith in the Church or have had their faith rattled because portions of their patriarchal blessings are similar to others. Is there an explanation to why some patriarchal blessings are similar to others? Thanks!...

Can miracles be performed by faith alone?

Feb 5, 2015 | Miracles

Question   Gramps, John was telling Jesus that there was a man [who not followeth them] casting out devils. But Jesus said, Forbid him not: for there is no man which shall do a miracle in my name. From my understanding – people can perform miracles with...

Should we pray for food in a public setting?

Aug 4, 2014 | Gratitude, Prayer

Question Gramps, Should we pray over food in a public setting such as restaurants? Austin   Answer Austin, We should always have a prayer in our hearts. As we read in Alma 34:27: “Yea, and when you do not cry unto the Lord, let your hearts be full, drawn...

Should we bless our medications?

Jul 22, 2014 | Blessings

Question   Gramps, We ask Heavenly Father to bless our children, our food, the sacrament, our houses and the sick.  I am an old man who takes a lot of medications daily for my various health problems.  Do you think we should ask for Heavenly Father blessing on...
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