The Spirit of Revelation

De: David A. Bednar

Narrado por: Susan Bednar

In our rapidly changing world, our need for spiritual guidance has never been greater. As we seek to discern truth amidst the clamor of dissenting voiced in order to worship, minister, and lead our families effectively, we rely on the Spirit's help every day.

"The roles of both the mind and the heart in personal revelation are crucial," writes Elder David A. Bednar, "and no simple formulas or recommended action steps can guide us through this rigorous spiritual process. Indeed, this book is not an attempt to define how revelation works. Rather, it is a witness and a testimony that revelation does work—and in a multitude and variety of ways."

In this landmark book, Elder Bednar outlines several principles of revelation, then provides a host of examples in which we can observe these principles in action for ourselves. As we come to recognize the role of revelation in our lives, we can move forward in confidence that the Lord is guiding our steps. As Elder Bednar writes, "If we are striving to be and become good—not perfect right now, but gradually getting better,...then indeed we can have the constant companionship of the Holy Ghost. We are not 'preparing to receive revelation'; we are 'living in revelation.'"

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Hearing this book narrated by Elder and Sister Bednar made it even more precious to me.

The principles of revelation were taught in a very profound way by the stories and examples that were shared. I felt a beautiful and deeply spiritual witness throughout the whole book.

Extremely engaging

I loves the real life atorres from Elder Bednar and his family members that describe how the spirit guided them.

Wonderful spiritually motivating book

Recommend this book for anyone. In this book, I felt the Holy Spirit multiple times and believe you well too.

The word revelation

I loved the authors reading it themselves. I learned many ways to receive revelation. Thank you for this book.

Great book

I loved the family experiences with adversity and how each one was handled by the spirit

The presentation of the stories out to me as the most important part of the book.

I wasn’t crazy about the format of the book being separate stories. I was looking for something that talked of revelation as a book with chapters. But I reflected on the format of the book, and I realized that I got more out of the book this way, then I would’ve The way I wanted it.