Knowing What You Believe, Believing What You Know | Dennis B. Neuenschwander | 1998
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You should study Church doctrine to know what you believe, but equally important is believing what you know, which requires trusting spiritual experiences.
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00:00 Introduction
06:33 We can know some things without knowing all things.
12:42 Spiritual experiences are very personal and may not be understood by others.
19:19 Spiritual experiences not understood by others will often be rejected, but their rejection does not change the experiences.
23:38 As others may reject our spiritual experiences, they will often try to dissuade us from believing them.
26:04 Sometimes only upon reflection or when someone else points it out do we recognize what we have experienced.
28:30 Trusting our spiritual experiences will keep us from deception.
32:20 Spiritual experiences confirm our testimonies and help us to endure moments of doubt and uncertainty.
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