“Hope on. Journey on. Honestly acknowledge your questions and your concerns, but first and forever fan the flame of your faith, because all things are possible to them that believe.“
The speech encourages individuals to openly address their questions and concerns while stressing the significance of maintaining faith. It recounts a story where a father, desperate for help for his afflicted child, initially expresses limited belief in Jesus’s ability to assist. However, when challenged to believe, the father asserts his faith, even with lingering doubts, and pleads for help. The speech draws parallels to moments of doubt in individuals’ lives, urging them to hold onto the faith they have, emphasizing that the size of one’s faith is not the primary issue. It advises against leading with unbelief when seeking faith and encourages believers to be true to the faith they possess. The speech also highlights the evidence of faith in the lives of Latter-day Saints and suggests that issues requiring examination will arise but emphasizes the importance of what is already known. It concludes by encouraging individuals to seek help in times of doubt and to hold onto belief, stating that all things are possible for those who believe. The speaker shares personal convictions about God, Jesus, Joseph Smith, and current Church leadership, inviting others to lean on his faith if theirs is tested. Overall, the message is one of hope, urging individuals to journey on, acknowledge questions, but always prioritize and nurture their faith.