Why can’t we drink alcohol?

Why can’t we drink alcohol?

Jan 25, 2020 | Word of Wisdom

Question   Dear Gramps, I have always had this question. But nobody has been able to help me with it.  Why cant we drink alcohol? Ava   Answer   Dear Ava, Heavenly Father loves His children and often the commandments He gives us are to protect us from...
Is the Church resistant to change in the public’s eye?

Is the Church resistant to change in the public’s eye?

Jan 19, 2020 | LDS Church

Question   Gramps, With the United States going through cultural change such as women’s rights, abortion, and LBTGQ issues, are we Mormons resistant to change in the public’s eye? It just always seems like we’re one step behind in these issues....
Can Priesthood blessings be given to deceased persons?

Can Priesthood blessings be given to deceased persons?

Jan 16, 2020 | Priesthood

Question   Hi Gramps, Can priesthood blessings be given to deceased persons?  Thank you. Charles   Answer   Charles, In order to more accurately answer your question let’s review blessings that result from the authorized use of the priesthood. In...
Can I be forgiven? Is exaltation still possible for me?

Can I be forgiven? Is exaltation still possible for me?

Jan 12, 2020 | Forgiveness

Question   Hi gramps, I had been been given a disciplinary action (disfellowship) before due to disobeying the law of chastity. However, I committed the same mistake with a returned missionary once again. That RM and I broke up. Unfortunately, I disobeyed it...
Can God change the world through me?

Can God change the world through me?

Jan 11, 2020 | God

Question   Gramps, Three years ago I was an atheist, I was just sure God was as real as the Easter Bunny. Then He showed me how wrong I was. I started having visions, He says my visions are like John’s visions. It’s like dreaming only you’re awake. You can see,...
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