Does God remove gifts when we choose not to obey?

Does God remove gifts when we choose not to obey?

Aug 17, 2018 | God

Question   Gramps, I wonder and I’m looking for a reference in the Doctrine of the Church, that when we choose not to obey, or use the gifts the Lord gives us, then he will remove that gift.  I am thinking of Moses and the first set of commandments.  Do you...
Why doesn’t God help kids who are being abused?

Why doesn’t God help kids who are being abused?

Aug 5, 2018 | Children, God

Question   Gramps, My son is an alcoholic. He drinks so much that he blacks out and mentally and spiritually abuses his children. This has been going on for 15 years. My grandkids stopped praying because they said God has not helped them. They have prayed for...
How can I trust God when he doesn’t answer my prayers?

How can I trust God when he doesn’t answer my prayers?

Jul 30, 2018 | God, Prayer

Question   Gramps, How can I trust God when He doesn’t answer a prayer when I really need it and have faith? Kathe   Answer   Dear Kathe, This really touches my heart strings on a personal level because I have a dear friend (who I will call BOB...
Will God not help someone because of free will?

Will God not help someone because of free will?

May 18, 2018 | God

Question   Gramps, I’ve been told that God will not help someone out because of free will. He cannot interfere with free will because of the fact that this is a fallen world.  His hands are tied. Is this true? That no amount of faith can overcome the demands of...
Does God have a sense of humor?

Does God have a sense of humor?

Mar 26, 2018 | God

Question   Dear Gramps, Does God have a sense of humor? Sebastian   Answer   Dear Sebastian, To attempt to answer that question, it would seem appropriate to first come to a consensus of what humor is. Let me try a little development on that point. In...
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