How do I find a meetinghouse so I can return to activity?

How do I find a meetinghouse so I can return to activity?

Question   Gramps, I used to be a Mormon when I was younger, but for personal reasons I left the church. Now I am a teenager and wondering how I can be a part of the church. However, no one in my family is LDS and I have moved so I would be going to a different...

What will happen to my own salvation?

What will happen to my own salvation?

Question   Gramps, My husband and I were sealed in the temple 20 years ago and have 5 children. We have been active in the church this whole time. We have been experiencing marital issues for the past several years during which he has broken those covenants made...

Am I condemned for living off of Social Security?

Am I condemned for living off of Social Security?

Question Gramps, I just read your answer to Robert's question about retiring and living off of Social Security. He quoted President Kimball's October 1977 General Conference address that “No true Latter-day Saint, while physically or emotionally able will voluntarily...

Why does there have to be 3 in the Godhead?

Why does there have to be 3 in the Godhead?

Question Gramps, Why does there have to be three in the Godhead or why is there three in the Godhead? Thanks, Jesus   Answer Dear Jesus, By having three members in the Godhead, we find God exemplifying the law of witnesses that he gave to His children (see...

Does unrighteous dominion apply even in the work place?

Does unrighteous dominion apply even in the work place?

Question Gramps, I would like to prove to my boss that unrighteous dominion applies to the work place as well as in the home. He is a Bishop and a temple officiator as well. But the two worlds are not the same. I need to show him that it applies to everything. Jon...

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