What does it mean when we say God is unchanging?

What does it mean when we say God is unchanging?

Mar 11, 2026 | God

Question   Gramps, What does it mean when we say God is unchanging? Sariah   Answer   Sariah, There seems to be a misunderstanding about just what this means. Many use it to try to prove that changes in policy couldn’t have come from God, since...
How can I have faith like a mustard seed?

How can I have faith like a mustard seed?

Mar 9, 2026 | Faith

Question   Gramps, How can I have faith like a mustard seed? Bri   Answer   Bri, One of the most profound and distinctive teachings from the Book of Mormon appears in Alma 32, where the prophet Alma compares faith to planting a seed. He encourages...
Why do we have prayer rolls in the temples?

Why do we have prayer rolls in the temples?

Mar 4, 2026 | Temples

Question   Gramps, Why do we have prayer rolls in the temple? Leonard   Answer   Leonard, Prayer is at the heart of nearly every faith tradition. It is a means of communicating with the Divine, offering thanks, pleading for help, seeking forgiveness,...
Why does God allow people to die due to natural disasters?

Why does God allow people to die due to natural disasters?

Mar 2, 2026 | God

Question   Gramps, What does the Church say about those people who die because of natural disasters? And why does God allow this? N   Answer   N, Members of The Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-day Saints believe that our mortal life is not meant to be...
Is it okay to support someone who is gay?

Is it okay to support someone who is gay?

Mar 1, 2026 | Homosexuality, Mormon Policy

Question   Gramps, Will I be going against the Church if I support someone who is gay? Polly   Answer   Polly, First, it’s important to understand the doctrine and policies of The Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-day Saints regarding LGBTQ+ individuals....
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