God Is Our Loving Heavenly Father
"God is our Heavenly Father. We are His children. He has a body of flesh and bone that is glorified and perfected. He loves us. He weeps with us when we suffer and rejoices when we do what is right. He wants to communicate with us, and we can communicate with Him through sincere prayer."
As I was looking through "Preach My Gospel" I was curious what kind of questions our Elder Miles was asking their investigators. While I was looking over these it hit me that these are wonderful questions we should ask ourselves periodically & see how they resonate with us:
Do you believe that God is our Eternal Father?
Do you believe that Jesus Christ is the Son of God, the Savior and Redeemer of the world?
Do you believe that the Church and the gospel of Jesus Christ have been restored through the Prophet Joseph Smith?
Do you believe that [current Church President] is a prophet of God?
What does this mean to you?
Will you read and pray to know that the Book of Mormon is the word of God?
Will you pray to know that Joseph Smith was a prophet?
I absolutely DO believe God is our Eternal Father and His Son Jesus Christ is our Savior and Redeemer!! I am grateful for this knowledge that I've come by through faith, prayer & a sincere desire to know. I have a strong testimony of the Prophet Joseph Smith & that through the assistance of the Spirit, he translated the golden plates into what we now have as The Book of Mormon. I LOVE this book! It has brought me much peace as it has answered questions that have come from my troubled heart. I know that I am a DAUGHTER OF GOD & that He loves me....sinner & all. I know that President Thomas S. Monson is a prophet of God & through the Lord's guidance & direction he leads us today as members of this THE CHURCH OF JESUS CHRIST OF LATTER-DAY SAINTS. I know that I can find hope & healing in my Savior Jesus Christ & it is through HIS ATONING GRACE that we can & will be saved if we put our trust in him & do our all to serve, love & bring others unto HIM.
This is my testimony....(Amy J. Miles)